Quarry & mine equipment · Hong Kong

Crushing and screening, engineered around your ore.

Whole plants on quotation, spare parts on the shelf. Send a part number, a machine model, or a photo of a worn part — we confirm fit, material grade and lead time before you commit.

Stock parts ship in 3–7 days · made-to-order castings 15–40 days · quotation within 24 hours
24hQuotation turnaround
on parts enquiries
3–7Days dispatch on
stock wear parts
EN / FR / PT / RUCentral Asia & Africa
enquiries answered in Russian, English and French

Spare parts

Orderable

Jaw plates, mantles, blow bars, screen media and bearings. Listed with material grade, price and lead time. Build an RFQ list and we quote it back.

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Machines & complete lines

Inquiry only

Feeders, jaw and cone crushers, VSIs, screens and conveyors. Specified against your feed gradation, product curve and site layout — never sold from a price list.

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Process stages

One line, five stages

Tell us what goes in and what must come out. The configuration follows from your ore, not from a stock list.

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Typical flowsheets. Equipment shown is representative of the duty, not our shipped configuration — chamber, drive and layout are fixed per project after feed and product curves are agreed.
Representative units

Machines we specify most often

These are starting points for a quotation. Chamber, cavity and drive are confirmed per project.

Spare & wear parts

Priced parts, ready to quote

Standard items with published prices. Anything not listed ships from the same foundry network — send the part number.

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Why operators buy from us

Six things that decide a repeat order

How we work

From enquiry to port, five steps

Documents, inspection and payment terms are fixed at quotation stage, not renegotiated at the port.

Reference projects

Plants and upgrades in the field

Sample entries — replace with your own project records before publication.

Buyer questions

Answers before you ask