250 300tph Stone Crushing Plant Trading Company Factory Price
250300 TPH Stone Crushing Plant | FactoryDirect Pricing for Commercial Operations
Your Crushing Bottlenecks Are Costing You $2,000+ Per Day in Lost Production
When your current setup struggles to maintain 250300 tons per hour, every minute of downtime translates to lost revenue. Common operational challenges include:
- Inconsistent feed size causing crusher blockages and unscheduled stops—average repair downtime: 46 hours per incident
- High wear part consumption on older plants, with manganese liners lasting only 120150 hours before replacement
- Product quality variability that fails to meet construction aggregate specifications, leading to rejected loads and rework costs
- Power inefficiency where older motors consume 1520% more electricity per ton than modern configurations
- Crew safety concerns from manual intervention during blockages, increasing insurance premiums by up to 12%
- PLC remote monitoring package: $8,500
- Coldweather lubrication system: $4,200
- Dust collection baghouse (vs. water spray): $22,000
- Additional stacking conveyors (per unit): $6,000$9,000
- Spare parts kit (liners, belts, bearings): $12,000$18,000
- Commissioning Package ($6,500): Onsite installation supervision (7 days), operator training (2 days), initial startup support
- Annual Maintenance Contract ($18,000/year): Quarterly inspections, wear part replacement guidance, 24/7 phone support, priority parts dispatch
- Full Turnkey Package ($45,000): Foundation design, civil works supervision, complete installation, 14day commissioning, 1year maintenance contract
- 30% down payment, 70% balance upon shipment (standard)
- Letter of credit (L/C) at sight accepted
- 6month deferred payment with 8% interest (for orders above $250,000)
- Equipment leasing available through partner financial institutions (terms: 2448 months)
Are you losing production capacity to equipment that cannot keep pace with your project deadlines? A properly configured 250300 TPH stone crushing plant from a factorydirect supplier addresses these issues at the system level.
Product Overview: Integrated 250300 TPH Crushing Circuit

This is a threestage crushing and screening system designed for mediumtolarge scale aggregate production. The plant processes hard rock (granite, basalt, limestone) and river gravel into finished products ranging from 05mm, 510mm, 1020mm, and 2040mm.
Operational Workflow:
1. Primary Crushing – Vibrating feeder (GZD1100×4200) delivers raw material to jaw crusher (PE750×1060), reducing feed size from 600800mm to 100150mm
2. Secondary Crushing – Belt conveyor transfers material to cone crusher (PYB1750 or CS160), producing 3060mm output
3. Tertiary Crushing & Screening – Impact crusher (PF1315) or additional cone crusher further reduces material; vibrating screen (3YK2160) separates into four product fractions
4. Material Handling – Stacking conveyors direct finished products to stockpiles; closedcircuit return conveyor recirculates oversized material
Application Scope: Suitable for quarry operations, construction aggregate plants, road base production, and concrete batching plant feed. Not recommended for wet, sticky materials exceeding 8% moisture content without predrying equipment.
Core Features
HeavyDuty Jaw Crusher Frame | Technical Basis: Finite Element Analysis (FEA) optimized stress distribution | Operational Benefit: Frame life exceeds 50,000 operating hours under full load | ROI Impact: Eliminates frame replacement costs of $18,000$25,000 every 57 years
Hydraulic Adjustment System for Cone Crusher | Technical Basis: Accumulatorassisted hydraulic cylinders with pressure sensors | Operational Benefit: Gap adjustment completed in 35 minutes vs. 4560 minutes for manual shim adjustment | ROI Impact: Reduces changeover downtime by 85%, saving 46 hours per week
Modular Screen Deck Design | Technical Basis: Quickrelease tensioning system with polyurethane panels | Operational Benefit: Screen deck replacement in 2 hours by two workers, no specialized tools required | ROI Impact: Cuts maintenance labor costs by 40% compared to bolted steel decks
PLCBased Control System | Technical Basis: Siemens S71200 controller with loadsensing algorithms | Operational Benefit: Automatically adjusts feeder speed based on crusher amp draw, preventing overload | ROI Impact: Reduces motor burnout incidents by 70%, saving $3,000$5,000 per replacement
WearResistant Liner Materials | Technical Basis: Highchromium iron (Cr26%) for impact crusher, manganese steel (Mn18Cr2) for jaw and cone | Operational Benefit: Liner life of 250350 hours in hard granite applications | ROI Impact: Lowers perton wear cost to $0.12$0.18 vs. industry average of $0.25$0.35
Dust Suppression System | Technical Basis: Water spray nozzles at transfer points with misting rings on crusher discharge | Operational Benefit: Reduces airborne particulate by 6070% at material transfer points | ROI Impact: Helps meet OSHA PEL limits, avoiding fines of $7,000$70,000 per violation
Mobile Chassis Option | Technical Basis: Tripleaxle trailer frame with hydraulic leveling jacks | Operational Benefit: Site relocation completed in 23 days vs. 23 weeks for stationary plant | ROI Impact: Enables rapid deployment to multiple project sites, reducing mobilization costs by 60%
Competitive Advantages
| Performance Metric | Industry Standard (Stationary Plant) | Our 250300 TPH Solution | Advantage |
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| Throughput consistency (tph) | ±15% variation under variable feed | ±5% variation with PLC control | 67% improvement |
| Power consumption (kWh/ton) | 0.650.85 for hard rock | 0.500.62 for hard rock | 2327% reduction |
| Changeover time (product size) | 6090 minutes | 1520 minutes | 7578% faster |
| Liner life (hours, granite) | 120180 hours | 250350 hours | 10894% longer |
| Firstyear unscheduled downtime | 120180 hours | 4060 hours | 6767% reduction |
| Installation time (foundation to start) | 46 weeks | 23 weeks (stationary) / 23 days (mobile) | 5095% faster |
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
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| Rated Capacity | 250300 TPH (depending on material hardness and feed size) |
| Max Feed Size | 600800 mm (primary jaw) |
| Final Product Sizes | 05mm, 510mm, 1020mm, 2040mm (adjustable) |
| Total Installed Power | 380450 kW (including crushers, screens, conveyors) |
| Voltage Requirements | 380V/50Hz (standard), 440V/60Hz (optional), 660V/50Hz (optional) |
| Main Crusher Types | Jaw crusher PE750×1060, Cone crusher PYB1750 or CS160, Impact crusher PF1315 |
| Screen Specifications | 3YK2160 (threedeck, 2.1m×6.0m) |
| Conveyor Belt Widths | 800mm (main feed), 650mm (return/stacking) |
| Plant Dimensions (Stationary) | 45m × 25m × 18m (L×W×H, approximate layout) |
| Plant Weight (Stationary) | 85110 tons (excluding foundation) |
| Operating Temperature Range | 10°C to 45°C (with coldweather lubrication package available) |
| Foundation Requirements | Reinforced concrete, 300400 m³, 28day strength 25 MPa |
Application Scenarios
Highway Base Aggregate Production | Challenge: A contractor in Fujian province needed 200,000 tons of 031.5mm graded aggregate within 8 months, with strict gradation tolerances (±3% on each sieve) | Solution: Deployed a 250 TPH stationary plant with twostage cone crushing and tripledeck screening, configured for closedcircuit operation | Results: Produced 215,000 tons in 7.5 months; gradation compliance rate of 98.7%; perton production cost of $4.20 vs. $5.80 from local suppliers
River Gravel Processing for Concrete Sand | Challenge: A readymix concrete producer in Vietnam required 150 TPH of manufactured sand (05mm) with a fineness modulus of 2.63.0, from river gravel with 15% moisture content | Solution: Modified 250 TPH plant with vertical shaft impact crusher (VSI) replacing tertiary cone, plus dewatering screen and hydrocyclone | Results: Sand fineness modulus maintained at 2.7±0.15; moisture content reduced to 3% after dewatering; plant achieved 280 TPH on dry days, 240 TPH during monsoon season
Granite Quarry Expansion | Challenge: An existing quarry in Brazil needed to double capacity from 150 TPH to 300 TPH while using existing primary jaw crusher | Solution: Added secondary cone crusher (CS160), tertiary impact crusher (PF1315), and new 3deck screen; integrated with existing conveyor system | Results: Achieved 295 TPH average throughput; reduced recirculating load from 35% to 18%; total project cost of $320,000 vs. $580,000 for complete new plant
Commercial Considerations
Equipment Pricing Tiers (ExWorks, USD):
| Configuration | Price Range | Lead Time |
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| Basic stationary plant (jaw + cone + screen) | $180,000 $220,000 | 4560 days |
| Standard stationary plant (jaw + cone + impact + screen) | $240,000 $290,000 | 5570 days |
| Mobile chassis plant (same components as standard) | $320,000 $380,000 | 7090 days |
| Premium plant with VSI for sand production | $350,000 $420,000 | 80100 days |
Optional Features (Additional Cost):
Service Packages:
Financing Options:
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the actual throughput for basalt versus limestone?
A: For basalt (hardness 78 Mohs), expect 250270 TPH. For limestone (hardness 34 Mohs), throughput reaches 300330 TPH. These figures assume feed size within specification and moisture below 5%.
Q: Can this plant produce multiple product sizes simultaneously?
A: Yes. The threedeck screen produces four fractions simultaneously. Typical configuration yields 05mm (sand), 510mm (small aggregate), 1020mm (medium aggregate), and 2040mm (large aggregate). Oversized material returns to the tertiary crusher.
Q: What is the expected lifespan of the plant?
A: With proper maintenance, the structural frame and major components last 1520 years. Crusher liners require replacement every 250350 operating hours. Conveyor belts typically last 35 years. Motors and gearboxes have a 812 year service life.
Q: How much space is required for installation?
A: Minimum site area is 60m × 40m for stationary plant layout, including stockpile areas. Mobile plant requires 50m × 30m. Foundation depth depends on soil bearing capacity—typical reinforced concrete slab is 0.81.2m thick.
Q: What is the power consumption per ton?
A: Field data from 12 installations shows average consumption of 0.55 kWh/ton for limestone and 0.62 kWh/ton for granite. This includes all crushers, screens, and conveyors. At $0.10/kWh, power cost is $0.055$0.062 per ton.
Q: Can the plant be expanded to 400 TPH later?
A: Yes. The frame and conveyor system are designed for 350 TPH capacity. To reach 400 TPH, you would need to upgrade the primary jaw crusher to PE900×1200 and add a second screen. Budget approximately $80,000$120,000 for this upgrade.
Q: What warranty is provided?
A: Standard warranty covers 12 months from commissioning or 18 months from shipment, whichever occurs first. Coverage includes manufacturing defects in structural components, crusher frames, and gearboxes. Wear parts (liners, screens, belts) are excluded. Extended warranty available for 2% of equipment value per additional year.


