Tire-type Mobile Cone Crusher Plant Overview
The tire-type mobile cone crusher plant integrates a cone crusher and vibrating screen on a towable chassis, purpose-built for secondary and tertiary crushing of hard, abrasive rock. The closed-circuit configuration with a return conveyor gives precise size control, and hydraulic outriggers provide stable operation on any level site.
Combining a cone crusher's high-quality cubical output with mobile flexibility, this plant is the standard secondary unit in hard-rock mobile trains (jaw + cone + screen). It relocates quickly, needs no foundation, and delivers excellent particle shape for concrete and asphalt aggregate.
Key Features
- Cone crusher and screen integrated — closed-circuit secondary/tertiary unit
- Closed-circuit — precise size control with automatic recirculation
- Hydraulic outriggers — stable operation on uneven ground
- Excellent particle shape — laminating cone crushing
- Flexible towing and relocation — single chassis
- Suited to hard, abrasive rock — granite, basalt, iron ore
Typical Applications
The mobile cone plant handles secondary and tertiary crushing of granite, basalt, quartzite, and ore in aggregate plants, mining operations, and construction projects. In a mobile train it receives the jaw crusher's product and reduces it to the fine fractions required for concrete aggregate or feed to a tertiary VSI.
Operational Guidance
Keep the cone choke-fed with a steady, evenly distributed feed for best particle shape and liner life. Set the closed side setting to the required product size and check the recirculation load on the return conveyor. Inspect the hydraulic system monthly and extend the outriggers fully before each operating shift.
FAQ
Q: Why choose a cone mobile plant over an impact one for hard rock? A: Cone crushers produce cubical product with far lower wear costs on abrasive rock. Q: Does it produce fine aggregate directly? A: With a fine chamber and the right screen, it produces the 0-5/5-10/10-20 mm fractions typical of tertiary duty. Q: What upstream machine pairs with it? A: A mobile jaw plant, with the cone plant receiving the jaw's -150 mm product.
