A 110 crusher plant is a high-capacity stone crushing and screening system used in quarries, mining operations, construction projects, and recycling facilities. The "110" designation refers to the jaw crusher’s 110 cm width, indicating its ability to process large rocks efficiently. These plants break down large stone blocks, rocks, and mining waste into smaller, usable materials for various industries.

Main Components of a 110 Crusher Plant

  1. Feeding System

    • The vibrating feeder ensures a controlled and consistent material flow into the crusher.
    • Pre-screening units help remove fine particles before crushing, improving efficiency.

  2. Primary Crusher (Jaw Crusher)

    • The 110 cm wide jaw compresses and crushes large stones under high pressure.
    • It is designed for durability and long-lasting performance, even with abrasive materials.

  3. Secondary and Tertiary Crushers

    • Impact Crushers: Suitable for softer materials, producing fine and uniform output.
    • Cone Crushers: Ideal for processing hard and abrasive rocks.
    • Vertical Shaft Impact Crushers (VSI): Used for sand production and shaping aggregates.

  4. Screening System

    • Vibrating screens separate materials into different sizes, producing gravel, crushed stone, and sand.

  5. Conveyor Belts

    • Transport processed materials to different storage zones.

  6. Dust Suppression & Environmental Protection Systems

    • Water spray systems and filters reduce airborne dust emissions.

Advantages of a 110 Crusher Plant

  • High Processing Capacity: Handles 300-600 tons per hour.
  • Durability: Built with heavy-duty steel for extreme conditions.
  • Low Maintenance Needs: Uses wear-resistant components.
  • Versatility: Can crush granite, basalt, limestone, dolomite, and construction debris.
  • Automation & Remote Control: Reduces operating costs.

These plants are widely used in road construction, railway infrastructure, concrete production, and mining.