How Many Tons Per Hour Does a 90 Stationary Crushing and Screening Plant Crush? Capacity Guide

One of the most preferred crusher systems in quarrying, mining, and infrastructure projects, 90 stationary crushing and screening plants perform crushing and screening at an average of 100 to 200 tons per hour depending on the raw material type and rock hardness.

The hourly production capacity of the stationary crushing plant directly varies according to the hardness, abrasiveness, and moisture content of the material to be crushed. Average performance values offered by 90 stationary crusher plants in different rock types are as follows:

• Limestone Performance: Offering high crushing efficiency in medium-hard limestone and soft rocks, the plant reaches a production capacity of 150 - 180 tons per hour.
• Basalt and Hard Stone Performance: In challenging rocks with high abrasiveness and hardness such as basalt, granite, or river stone, hourly production ranges between 100 - 120 tons.

How to Increase Capacity in Stationary Crushing and Screening Plants?

The current production tonnage of 90 stationary crusher plants can be significantly increased with extra secondary/tertiary crushers, By-pass screens, and high-frequency vibrating screen additions integrated into the system according to your job site needs. Furthermore, downtime is minimized via automated feeding adjustments to achieve maximum efficiency.

To have capacity calculations made suitable for the rock type at your job site, get detailed information about 90 stationary crushing and screening plant prices and custom engineering solutions, contact the expert team at General Makina today.