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Portability and Maneuverability with Crushers

Published Tuesday, September 01, 2009

At a large aggregate plant, it's impressive to see miles of conveyors stretching high above the ground where screens are stacked on top of screens. Primary, secondary and tertiary crushers bust and grind material to near dust to be segregated into mountainous stockpiles. These giant anthills, silhouetted by the sunset, can be admired from the tops of catwalks as monuments to a job well done. The giant erection of steel is the envy of the neighbors, and a landmark to passing traffic. But anchored by tons of concrete, the plant is rendered immobile. The producer becomes a slave ...

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