Fixed Impact Crushing & Screening Plant

The Fixed Impact Crushing & Screening Plant from Ser Mining is a stationary system designed for medium-hard, low-abrasiveness stone processing in quarries. It integrates a primary impact crusher, secondary impact crusher, dual vibrating screens, and three 7 m³ product hoppers, all controlled via a centralized cabin. The system is configured for continuous operation with a feed hopper capacity of 35 m³ and a total throughput optimized for aggregates up to 150 mm feed size.

The primary crusher has dimensions of 1400 x 1500 mm, while the secondary unit measures 1120 x 1250 mm, both using high-manganese steel blow bars and rotor assemblies rated for impact loads. The preliminary vibrating screen is 2000 x 6000 mm with two decks for pre-screening, and the inclined screen is 2200 x 6000 mm with four decks for final grading. All components are mounted on a welded steel frame with vibration-dampened supports. No mobile or tracked configuration is offered.

This plant is typically purchased by medium-scale aggregate producers in Europe and the Middle East requiring fixed-site operations. Buyers include quarries processing limestone, chalk, and gypsum. Installation and operator training are included per the supplier’s claim. Delivery is ex-works from Ankara. Export documentation includes a Bill of Lading, packing list, and test report for motor ratings. No CE or ISO certification is stated.

Ser Mining operates from the Saraykent Industrial Zone in Kahramankazan, Ankara, Turkey. The company is registered as a supplier of fixed crushing and screening equipment but provides no details on manufacturing capacity, engineering staff, or factory ownership. The profile indicates no ISO certification, export history, or third-party audit records. Response metrics are not available, suggesting minimal buyer interaction.

The supplier claims to provide installation and operator training but offers no documentation of past projects, client references, or technical support structure. No warranty terms, spare parts availability, or after-sales service network are stated. The equipment appears to be sourced or assembled locally, with no indication of imported components or OEM partnerships. Buyers must assume full responsibility for commissioning and maintenance.