Mobile Crushing & Screening Plants for Middle East

Minevate designs and manufactures heavy-duty mobile crushing and screening plants for quarry, mining and infrastructure projects across the Middle East.

Our systems are engineered for extreme ambient temperatures (50°C+), high dust exposure and continuous 24/7 operation. Rapid deployment and optimized operating cost are core engineering priorities.

Technical Design Parameters

• Capacity range: 100 – 500 TPH

• Feed size: up to 900 mm

• Final product range: 0–5 mm / 5–19 mm / 19–25 mm / 25–63 mm

• Primary, secondary and tertiary configurations

• Diesel-hydraulic or diesel-electric drive

• PLC automation & remote monitoring

• Closed-circuit screening integration

Structural & Mechanical Engineering

• Heavy-duty tracked or wheeled chassis

• High-strength steel structure

• Vibration dampening system

• Integrated dust suppression

• Modular design for fast mobilization

Mobile Crusher Configurations

▪ Mobile Jaw Crusher

• Hydraulic CSS adjustment

• Manganese wear plates

• High primary reduction capacity

▪ Mobile Cone Crusher

• Hydraulic chamber control

• Overload protection

• Cubical aggregate production

▪ Mobile Impact Crusher (HSI)

• High reduction ratio

• Adjustable aprons

• Ideal for limestone and medium-hard rock

▪ Mobile Vertical Shaft Impact Crusher (VSI)

• Rock-on-rock / rock-on-steel configuration

• High cubicity output

• 0–5 mm manufactured sand production

• Optimized for concrete & asphalt aggregates

▪ Mobile Tertiary Crusher

• Fine crushing after secondary stage

• Controlled 0–25 mm production

• High-speed rotor system

▪ Mobile Hammer Crusher

• High-speed hammer rotor

• Single-stage high reduction

• Suitable for soft to medium rock

Engineered for Desert Conditions

• High-temperature resistant control panels

• IP-protected motors & sensors

• Advanced filtration systems

• Optimized bearings & drive units

• Fuel-efficient operation

Applications

• Road construction

• Railway ballast production

• Quarry aggregate processing

• Temporary project sites

• Infrastructure developments