Models and Prices of Small Mobile Stone Crushers

Mobile stone crushers, also known as mobile crushing plants, are designed and developed in line with modern trends and with the customer’s perspective in mind. They perform exceptionally well in projects characterized by complex geology, limited space, and frequent relocation. Depending on output capacity, they are categorized into small and large-scale equipment. Here, we will provide a detailed overview of this small mobile stone crusher.

Featuring a modular and integrated design, the small mobile rock crusher comprises primary crushing, secondary crushing and screening, and belt conveyors. The motor and control panel are integrated, enabling the production of finished products in a single pass. With high structural strength and strong versatility, equipment with the same processing capacity offers maximum adaptability. If the material being processed needs to be adjusted, simply replacing certain components allows for conversion between different models, facilitating mass production and shortening delivery cycles.

Therefore, it is relatively cost-effective. However, market prices vary widely, ranging from 300,000 to 400,000 yuan to over 1 million yuan (using our company’s region as an example, for reference only). This variation primarily stems from differences in specific equipment configurations, output capacity, models, and manufacturers. For specific pricing on small mobile stone crushers, please inquire online for a quote, where a manager will provide personalized one-on-one consultation.

Small Mobile Stone Crusher Case Study

Feed Size: ≤600mm

Design Capacity: 100 tons per hour

Final Product Sizes: 3-5-10-15-30mm

Project Details: OCP technical staff conducted an on-site inspection of the client’s location and environment in Guangdong. Based on production requirements, this equipment was configured and the appropriate model recommended. Its compact footprint resolved the issue of scattered worksites while meeting the client’s demands for output, product specifications, and quality, achieving optimal results.

The equipment is fully mounted on a vehicle with a high chassis. The vehicle’s width is narrower than a semi-trailer, and its tight turning radius facilitates operation on rugged and challenging road conditions.

No concrete foundation is required; the unit can be parked and operated on a level surface, thereby shortening installation time and reducing infrastructure costs.

The entire machine integrates a PLC control system. All wiring is pre-connected and tested before leaving the factory; upon arrival at the site, production can begin simply by connecting to an external power source. With the addition of remote low-voltage accessories, operations can be monitored from the control room.

The machine’s sealing has been enhanced, and auxiliary dust collection equipment and noise reduction devices have been added to meet green and environmental protection requirements.

Mobile rock crushers have an hourly output of 50–650 tons. For smaller-scale operations, models with a capacity of approximately 50–100 tons are available. The main crusher can be configured according to specific needs, including jaw crushers, impact crushers, cone crushers, and fine crushers, covering primary, secondary, and tertiary crushing stages for various applications. Please contact customer service for the specific model specifications and parameter tables of small mobile rock crushers.

(The technical specifications and other data mentioned in this article are subject to change with product upgrades. Please contact our website customer service to obtain the latest equipment specification sheet.)

OCP Machinery is a direct-sales manufacturer, offering significantly lower prices. We have stock available for you to visit our factory at any time for inspection. Our customer cases span over 130 countries and regions. If you are interested, please contact us, and we will arrange a visit to a nearby site for you. Additionally, our technical team provides a full range of post-sales services, including equipment commissioning, operator training, and regular follow-ups.