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Reference circuit 01 · Granite · Primary crushing + screeningConfiguration varies by operating duty

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PE / PEX Jaw Crusher

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PE / PEX Jaw Crusher

PE and PEX jaw-crusher models for granite, basalt, river stone, and ore duties. PE covers primary hard-rock reduction up to the listed 1,020 mm feed limit, while PEX variants use tighter discharge settings for secondary or fine crushing.

Available models
12
Capacity
5–800 t/h
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01

Crushing

3 equipment families

Primary CrushingPE / PEX Jaw Crusher12 models · 5–800 t/hSecondary CrushingPY Spring Cone Crusher13 models · 12–640 t/hSecondary CrushingPF Impact Crusher6 models · 15–400 t/h

02

Washing & grinding

2 equipment families

WashingXS Wheel Sand Washer4 models · 15–120 t/hGrindingBall Mill6 models · 0.65–90 t/h

03

Mineral separation

3 equipment families

Froth FlotationFlotation Machine7 models · 0.2–16 m³/minMagnetic SeparationCTB Magnetic Separator5 models · 15–140 t/hGravity SeparationShaking Table4 models · 0.1–1.5 t/h

Selection method / 03

Confirm the duty before the model number.

Machines with the same name do not suit the same project. Reliable selection starts by recording material behavior, size limits and production goals before narrowing the equipment and chamber range.

  1. 01Material behaviorOre type, hardness, abrasiveness, clay and moisture.
  2. 02Feed envelopeMaximum lump, size distribution and upstream feeding.
  3. 03Product targetRequired gradation, shape, fines and downstream process.
  4. 04Operating contextHourly duty, shifts, power supply and site constraints.

What you receive

  • A model and process shortlist
  • Explicit selection assumptions
  • Key specifications and supply scope
  • A quote brief that is easier to compare
How we work
Crushing and screening equipment arranged in an outdoor equipment yard
Equipment-yard reference used in the current company profile; confirm site ownership during supplier due diligence.

Reference route / 04

Closed-circuit hard-rock example

This route explains why equipment occupies each process position. It is not a delivered-project claim and does not replace selection against samples and site conditions.

Material
Hard rock such as granite or basalt
Reference duty
150–250 t/h
Process intent
Control product bands and recirculate oversize
  1. 01

    Feed & pre-screen

    Stabilise the bed entering the jaw and remove fines that do not need primary crushing.

  2. 02

    Primary reduction

    A PE / PEX jaw crusher is sized around the maximum lump and first reduction duty.

  3. 03

    Secondary crushing

    A PY spring cone uses chamber type and closed-side setting to reduce abrasive hard rock.

  4. 04

    Classify & return

    Screens split target products and return oversize to the cone to close the circuit.

Final selection still requires

  • Full feed-size distribution
  • Strength, abrasiveness, clay and moisture
  • Each target product band and proportion
  • Power, site and operating schedule

Project brief

Start with the operating duty, then narrow the equipment path.

Share four operating inputs so we can rule out unsuitable models early and explain the assumptions behind the shortlist.

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