Hard Stone Crushing&Screening Plant in Oman

• Type: Mobile(tire type)
• Max Feeding Size: 750mm
• Final Output Size: 0-200mm
• Capacity: 300TPH

On March 15 of 2021, one customer from Sur Trading&Contr. Co in Mirbat, Oman ordered a primary mobile crushing plant:

1. Primary Mobile Crushing Plant: YG134E912

(Grizzly Vibrating Feeder GZD1300x4900+Jaw Crusher PE900x1200)
 
For the influence of COVID-2019, their project is delayed again and again. Finally in 2021, Mr.Musttaffah Murad arranged the advance payment to us. We shipped the main goods(47tons/195cubic meters) by bulk vessel and disassembled equipment into 1x20'OT+1x40'HQ to Sohar.
 
The working site of this mobile plant is changed according to their different projects approved for road construction. At the very beginning, their project is located in Mirbat, then move to Raysut to process hard stone from 750mm into 0-200mm. The final output is usually used as back filling material or sold to others to re-crush them into fine aggregates. Now this mobile plant is in Teetam(Arooqam). When the project is finished, they will go to Thumrait(about 17km from Rawayyah) on their project schedule.
 
A tire-type mobile jaw crusher, also known as a tire-mounted mobile jaw crusher, is a mobile crushing plant that features the convenience of mobility and flexibility. This type of crusher is mounted on rubber tires-trailer, allowing it to be easily transported between different worksites or locations. Here are some advantages of a tire-type mobile jaw crusher:
 
Mobility and Flexibility: The primary advantage of a tire-type mobile jaw crusher is its mobility. It can be easily moved to different locations within a job site or even between different job sites. This eliminates the need for extensive infrastructure and reduces the time and cost associated with setting up a stationary crushing plant at each location.
 
Reduced Transportation Costs: Since the crusher is mounted on tires, it can be transported on roads just like any other vehicle. This eliminates the need for specialized transport equipment and reduces transportation costs when moving the crusher from one place to another.
 
Quick Setup: Setting up a tire-type mobile jaw crusher is generally quicker and requires less effort compared to setting up a stationary crusher. This is particularly advantageous for temporary projects or when frequent moves are required.
 
Versatility: A tire-type mobile jaw crusher can handle a variety of materials and applications. It's suitable for crushing various types of rocks, ores, and construction materials. The ability to transport the crusher to different locations also means it can be used for a wide range of projects.
 
On-Site Crushing: This type of mobile crusher enables on-site crushing, which is particularly useful for projects that involve the extraction of raw materials or for recycling operations. Material can be crushed directly at the extraction or recycling site, reducing the need for additional transportation.
 
Reduction in Environmental Impact: The mobility of a tire-type mobile jaw crusher can reduce the need for long-haul transportation of materials, which in turn can lower carbon emissions and environmental impact.
 
Remote Operation and Monitoring: Many modern tire-type mobile crushers come equipped with remote control and monitoring systems. This allows operators to control and monitor the crusher's operation from a distance, enhancing safety and efficiency.
 
Compact Design: The design of tire-type mobile jaw crushers is often compact and efficient, allowing for easy maneuverability in tight spaces and confined worksites.
 
Cost Savings: While the initial investment in a mobile crusher might be higher than that of a stationary crusher, the overall cost savings from reduced transportation and setup expenses, as well as increased operational efficiency, can make it a cost-effective choice over the long term.
 
In summary, the advantage of a tire-type mobile jaw crusher lies in its mobility, flexibility, and ability to be easily transported between different worksites. This makes it a valuable tool for construction, mining, quarrying, and recycling applications, where the ability to move the crushing equipment to where it's needed most is a key consideration.