Tracked impact crusher plant was shipped to the crushing project

The tracked impact crusher plant delivered in this order belongs to the HMC series of track-mounted mobile crushers developed by HAMAC for aggregates production and recycling. According to HAMAC’s product information, tracked mobile crushers integrate a feeder, impact crusher, return conveyor, vibrating screen and power unit on a heavy-load crawler chassis, offering full mobility even on slopes and uneven ground. This tracked impact crusher plant will be used as a mobile secondary crushing station to process medium and low hardness stones and construction waste, producing well-shaped aggregates close to the working face and reducing material transport costs.

Tracked impact crusher plant

Tracked impact crusher plant

Configuration and features of the tracked impact crusher plant

The HMC tracked impact crusher plant is built on a heavy-duty crawler chassis with hydraulic drive and a self-powered generator set, allowing it to move and work independently at different sites. HAMAC describes that, depending on project requirements, the tracked plant can be equipped with different crushers such as jaw, impact, cone or vertical shaft impact crusher, and various vibrating screens, forming single-stage or multi-stage combined crushing and screening systems. In this case, the plant is configured with a high-performance impact crusher, large feed hopper, pre-screening unit, return conveyor and final product conveyor, which together improve crushing efficiency and product quality.

The product page highlights several advantages: fuel saving, environmental protection, low cost, light weight and compact design for convenient transportation. The pre-screening system in front of the impact crusher can remove fines and improve throughput, while the return conveyor and screen create a closed-circuit system to obtain controlled final product sizes. With processing capacity up to 350–500 t/h depending on the model, the tracked impact crusher plant can handle large volumes of material while remaining flexible to move between different working faces.

Factory testing, loading and shipment

Before delivery, HAMAC tested the tracked impact crusher plant in its factory yard, checking the crawler travel system, feeder, impact crusher, screen and conveyors. The technicians verified hydraulic pressures, generator output, crusher vibration and belt alignment, and ran the plant with stone feed to confirm stable operation and correct discharge size. Safety devices, platforms and handrails were also inspected to ensure safe access around the machine during future maintenance and operation.

After testing, the plant was cleaned and prepared for loading onto a multi-axle lowbed trailer. The crawler tracks were positioned and fixed with chains and blocks, and key components such as the screen box and conveyors were secured to avoid movement during transport. According to HAMAC’s delivery description, tracked impact crusher plants are typically packed and loaded in the factory and then shipped to clients “safe and sound”, ensuring that the complete machine arrives ready for on-site commissioning.

Applications on the customer’s jobsite

On the jobsite, the tracked impact crusher plant will work as a mobile secondary and tertiary crushing station, processing materials coming from a primary crusher or directly from blasting and excavation. Thanks to its crawler chassis and compact layout, the plant can move closer to the stockpiles or working faces, reducing truck haulage and allowing on-site crushing of aggregates and recycled materials. Typical applications include mine and quarry crushing, construction and demolition waste recycling, earthwork engineering, urban infrastructure and road construction projects.

The plant’s ability to produce well-shaped cubical aggregates with controlled gradation makes it suitable for concrete and asphalt production, base material for roads and high-quality crushed stone for infrastructure works. By using a tracked impact crusher plant instead of only stationary equipment, the customer can boost productivity, cut operating costs, improve safety and reduce environmental impact, as highlighted in HAMAC’s technical description.