Mobile Crushing and Screening Plants are mobile systems consisting of crushers and screening machines designed for the processing and separation of rocks and materials at desired sizes, commonly used in quarries, mining sites, construction projects, and infrastructure works. These plants are of significant importance, especially in the construction sector and the mining industry. Compared to traditional fixed plants, mobile crushing and screening plants offer more flexible and practical solutions, as they can be relocated and operated on-site when necessary.

The primary function of mobile crushing and screening plants is to crush stones and sort them into various sizes. The crushing process involves breaking down the rocks into smaller sizes using primary, secondary, and tertiary crushers. The screening process separates the crushed stones into the desired size range using different screens according to the material's dimensions.

One of the major advantages of mobile plants is the ability to perform crushing and screening operations directly at the site, eliminating the need for transporting materials to a distant processing plant. This not only reduces transportation costs but also speeds up the material processing time. Furthermore, mobile plants can be set up in smaller areas, making them more efficient in terms of labor and space utilization.

Mobile crushing and screening plants are also considered environmentally friendly systems. Since these plants perform processing directly on-site, they reduce carbon emissions that would otherwise result from transportation. Additionally, their portability allows for the use of more local resources, minimizing the damage to natural areas.

These plants are especially preferred in temporary projects, such as construction sites, mining fields, or large-scale construction projects. Due to their mobility and ease of setup, they increase project efficiency and save time.