• Quarries and Aggregate Production: Quarries use the plant to screen crushed rocks into saleable aggregate grades. Its mobility allows it to move alongside crushers, ensuring on-site classification and reducing the need to transport ungraded material.
• Mining Operations: In both surface and underground mines, the plant screens run-of-mine ore to separate valuable minerals from waste rock (gangue) at the mining face.
• Construction Sites: Large-scale construction projects—such as highways, dams, or airports—use the plant to screen on-site materials (e.g., excavated soil, crushed rock) into usable fractions.
• Waste Recycling Facilities: These facilities employ the plant to screen construction and demolition waste, separating recyclable aggregates from contaminants. Its mobility allows it to be deployed directly at demolition sites, reducing the need to transport mixed waste to central facilities.
• Environmental and Land Rehabilitation: In projects involving land reclamation, such as mine site restoration or flood zone cleanup, the plant screens soil and debris to remove pollutants or large rocks, producing clean material for re-vegetation or landscaping.
• Road and Infrastructure Maintenance: For road repair or resurfacing, the plant screens recycled asphalt or gravel to produce material suitable for pothole filling or base layers. Its mobility allows it to operate directly on job sites, ensuring a steady supply of properly graded materials.
