Granite crushing production lines are a type of sand and gravel crushing production line in high demand, mainly because granite resources are widely distributed and abundant, and the quality of finished aggregates is good. Next, we will analyze the price of a granite crushing production line with a daily output of 10,000 tons and how to configure it, which are issues that users are currently concerned about.

How to configure a granite crushing production line with a daily output of 10,000 tons?

A granite crushing production line with a daily output of 10,000 tons, operating for 8 hours a day, would have an hourly output of approximately 1250 tons. The typical process flow is as follows: the stone is fed into a jaw crusher by a feeder for primary crushing, commonly known as coarse crushing. A large jaw crusher is needed to ensure the production line can reach its daily output of 10,000 tons. A large jaw crusher also has a large feed opening to ensure full utilization of the raw materials. The crushed stone then enters a cone crusher for secondary crushing. Cone crushers have high output and a large crushing ratio. Alternatively, an impact crusher can be used for secondary crushing, resulting in better particle shape. Finally, the stone from the secondary crushing is screened by a vibrating screen. Stone meeting the finished product specifications is sent to the finished product stockpile, while stone not meeting the specifications needs to be returned to the secondary crusher for further crushing.

The specific configuration is: silo + CJ160 jaw crusher + SC560 (F2) cone crusher or CI2023 impact crusher + vibrating screen. Of course, this is just one of the more commonly used production line configurations. Due to various factors, there are other configuration options, which will not be listed here.

What is the price of a granite crushing production line with a daily output of 10,000 tons?

The price of a granite crushing production line with a daily output of 10,000 tons depends on the configuration. While the required output is already determined, the configuration is also influenced by factors such as output particle size and cost budget. Therefore, different configurations result in different prices. It’s irresponsible to give a general, inaccurate answer here. A more common and accurate way to obtain a quote is to consult a specific crushing equipment manufacturer.