Mobile Crushing Plant 120 tph Setup Cost in Nigeria

For quarry operators and contractors in Nigeria, a mobile crushing plant 120 tph offers a flexible, cost‑effective solution for producing aggregates and manufactured sand from granite, basalt, or recycled concrete. Unlike stationary plants, a mobile unit eliminates the need for expensive civil works and can be moved between sites, reducing haulage costs. Understanding the mobile crushing plant 120 tph setup cost in Nigeria helps you budget for a complete turnkey investment. Below we break down typical cost components and factors that influence the final price. OCP Mechanical Company supplies factory‑direct mobile plants with local support in Lagos, offering transparent pricing and 24/7 online assistance.

What a 120 tph Mobile Crushing Plant Includes

A mobile crushing plant 120 tph from OCP (Type M‑120) typically includes:

• Primary jaw crusher (Type J-600x900) – 75‑90 kW, feed opening 600x900 mm, CSS adjustable 60‑160 mm, capacity 80‑130 tph.

• Secondary impact crusher or VSI – For producing cubical aggregates or manufactured sand. Impact crusher (Type I‑100) for limestone; VSI (Type V‑120) for hard rock.

• Vibrating screen (1,500 x 4,500 mm, double deck) – Polyurethane or woven wire panels.

• Belt conveyors, control panel, and optional diesel generator (350‑400 kVA for off‑grid operation).

• Wheeled or track chassis – Hydraulic leveling legs and folding conveyors for quick setup.

Note: Product data are constantly updated; for the latest specifications of Type M‑120, please contact our online customer service.

Many Nigerian quarries in Abuja, Lagos, and Port Harcourt have successfully used this configuration to produce 0‑5 mm sand, 5‑15 mm chips, and 15‑30 mm gravel.

Estimated Setup Cost in Nigeria

The mobile crushing plant 120 tph setup cost in Nigeria includes equipment, shipping, customs clearance, local delivery, and site preparation. Based on OCP’s factory‑direct pricing, typical investment ranges are as follows (all figures in USD for reference only):

• Mobile plant ex‑works (jaw + impact + screen + conveyors + generator): $130,000–$180,000

• Shipping to Lagos (CIF): $10,000–$15,000

• Customs clearance and local delivery: $3,000–$6,000

• Site preparation and commissioning (remote support): $2,000–$5,000

• Total approximate setup cost: $145,000–$206,000

A jaw+VSI configuration for sand production adds $10,000‑$20,000 to the equipment price. A track‑mounted chassis adds $30,000‑$50,000 compared to a wheeled unit. All price information in this article is for reference only; contact our team for a current, site‑specific quote.

Many Nigerian contractors recover this investment within 12‑18 months by selling crushed aggregates for road and building projects.

How to Reduce Setup and Operating Costs

To optimize the mobile crushing plant 120 tph setup cost in Nigeria, consider these strategies:

• Choose a wheeled chassis – More economical than tracks; suitable for compacted sites.

• Opt for grid power if available – A diesel generator adds $20,000‑$35,000; grid connection is cheaper.

• Start without a secondary crusher – A jaw‑only plant can produce road base, deferring the VSI purchase.

• Use local labor for site prep – Clearing and leveling with a bulldozer costs $1,000‑$2,000.

OCP keeps common wear parts (jaw plates, blow bars, screen panels) in our Lagos warehouse for fast after‑sales delivery, reducing downtime.

Why OCP Is Your Trusted Supplier in Nigeria

Understanding the mobile crushing plant 120 tph setup cost in Nigeria is essential for making a sound investment. OCP Mechanical Company has over 40 years of history in mobile crushing equipment. We offer:

• Factory‑direct pricing – No middleman markups, transparent cost breakdown.

• Local spare parts stock – Quick access to wear parts and components.

• 24/7 online technical support for installation, commissioning, and troubleshooting.

For a no‑obligation quotation and a detailed breakdown of the mobile crushing plant 120 tph setup cost in Nigeria for your site, simply click the live chat icon on this page. Our online customer service team is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, to answer your technical questions, provide free recommendations, and deliver a competitive quote tailored to your Nigerian crushing project.