Let’s talkGrinding, crushing, shredding and drying systems, specified around your material and your site. Start with an enquiry. Agree the final specification and design with the team.
The feedstock, required output and operating conditions come first. Explore the equipment families below, then tell us what the system needs to do.
These are equipment families, rather than a fixed bill of materials. Tell us the job and we will discuss the appropriate arrangement.
Raymond, high-pressure, superfine and HGM grinding options for materials such as limestone, calcite, barite and gypsum.
The supplier catalogue references 60-325 mesh and finer 500-1200 mesh options across the range. Confirm the material, required fineness and selected model together; these are not guaranteed outputs for every mill.
Ball-mill options for mineral and building-material preparation, including limestone, cement and selected ores.
Grinding media and liner options are part of the specification. Tell us the feed size, target particle size and required hourly throughput.
Jaw, hammer, cone and impact crusher options for stone and mineral size reduction.
Select the crushing stages around the material, largest feed size and required aggregate sizes. The final arrangement is designed for the application.
Drum-drying systems for suitable high-moisture feedstocks such as clay, sand, wood shavings and coconut coir.
Initial and target moisture, feed volume, heat source and dust collection need to be established before a drying system is selected.
Wood crushers, sawdust machines and wood-shaving machines for suitable branches, timber offcuts and wood residues.
Describe the timber, its dimensions and any coatings or contamination. The desired chip, shaving or sawdust output determines the machine selection.
Double-shaft shredding options for selected plastic, rubber, wood, metal and mixed-waste streams.
Feedstock composition and contaminants determine the configuration. Describe the material and required output before blades, drive and downstream separation are specified.
Configured lines for processing waste tyres into rubber granules or powder, subject to the required grade and separation.
The catalogue route includes de-beading, shredding, rubber crushing, wire separation, granulation and screening. Confirm the tyre types, volume and intended product.
Connected feeding, crushing, screening and sand-making equipment for suitable stone feedstocks.
The supplier reference includes a feeder, jaw crusher, vertical-shaft sand maker, screen and washing stage. The final stages depend on the feedstock and product specification.
Stone-processing arrangements combining feeding, crushing and screening to produce specified aggregate fractions.
Begin with the available stone, hourly tonnage and required sizes. Fixed or mobile arrangements and any supporting equipment are confirmed through the project design.
Equipment and photographs reference the catalogue supplied by Zhengzhou Shuguang Heavy Machinery Co., Ltd. These are supplier examples, rather than Sustainable Tech installation photographs. Material suitability, selected model, throughput, power, wear parts and supplied components are confirmed for each enquiry.
A starting brief is enough. Share the information you have and the team can take the next questions from there.
Equipment selection, final specification, project scope and design are established through the enquiry and quotation process.
Speak to Derek: +27 83 5300 930Yes. Send a description of the material, the output you need and your site. Include photographs or test information if already available; the team can discuss what is needed next.
No. The catalogue lists different grinding options and reference mesh ranges. The selected model, feedstock, moisture and required throughput need to be assessed together.
These supplier-catalogue systems are a separate offering. The existing bottle breakers, glass crushers, conveyors and trommel screens remain available through the glass-equipment range.
The catalogue includes connected sand-making, stone-production and tyre-recycling arrangements. The stages, separation, material handling and supporting equipment must be agreed for the application.