T-75 Mobile Tertiary Impact Crusher Plant 60-80 TPH

When it comes to producing high-quality sand and fine aggregates on-site, CONSTMACH's T-75 mobile crusher stands out as a reliable workhorse in the crushing industry. This tertiary impact crusher plant handles everything from granite to limestone with impressive efficiency, delivering between 60 to 80 tons per hour depending on material hardness. What makes this mobile crushing plant particularly attractive is its ability to produce sand with that sought-after cubic shape—the kind that meets stringent specifications for concrete production and construction projects.

The T-75 doesn't just operate as a standalone mobile crusher. It's engineered as a complete sand making plant mounted on a single mobile chassis, which means you're getting an entire production line that can move between job sites without the complexity of multiple trailers. The CTC-1275 tertiary impact crusher at its core works in harmony with a three-deck vibrating screen, creating a system that can separate materials into multiple fractions simultaneously. While the primary output focuses on 0-5 mm sand, operators can extract up to three different size fractions in a single pass, maximizing material utilization and reducing waste.

Flexibility defines this mobile sand making machine. Unlike many crushing plants that require pre-crushed feed, the T-75 accepts natural stone up to 150 mm directly, though it also integrates smoothly with primary and secondary crushing operations when finer control is needed. This adaptability extends to material types—whether you're processing abrasive basalt, hard gabbro, or softer dolomite, the crusher maintains consistent performance. The robust design handles the punishment that comes with crushing different hardness levels without constant maintenance interruptions.

Mobility matters in modern crushing operations, and CONSTMACH addressed this by designing the T-75 around practical transport requirements. The entire plant rides on a wheeled chassis with hydraulic stabilizing legs, keeping dimensions within international road transport regulations at 14 meters long, 3.2 meters wide, and 4.2 meters high. A standard tractor with king-pin connection handles the move, eliminating the need for specialized transport equipment. Once on site, those hydraulic legs deploy quickly, and operators can have the plant producing material within hours—not days.

The engineering behind this mobile crushing plant reveals itself in the details. The feeding hopper incorporates a vibrating feeder that regulates material flow, preventing surges that could overwhelm the crusher. Material moves through the system on dedicated feeding conveyors before entering the CTC-1275 tertiary impactor, where high-speed rotor impacts transform larger particles into the desired sand gradation. After crushing, material travels to the three-deck vibrating screen where size separation occurs. A feedback conveyor returns oversized material for re-crushing while properly sized fractions move to stockpile conveyors for collection. This closed-circuit design ensures maximum reduction and consistent product quality.

Power requirements for the T-75 total 160 kilowatts across all motors and drives, typically supplied by a 400 kVA generator. CONSTMACH offers an optional onboard generator that mounts directly to the chassis, creating a truly self-contained operation for remote locations without reliable power infrastructure. The dust removal system runs continuously, addressing environmental concerns and improving visibility around the operation—a feature that matters more than many realize until they're working in a cloud of stone dust.

Modern automation elevates the T-75 beyond mechanical crushing into smart production territory. The control system features top-tier Siemens and Schneider electronic components integrated with a programmable logic controller, but operators don't need engineering degrees to run it. A tablet controller provides intuitive access to all functions, monitoring crusher performance, adjusting feed rates, and coordinating screen operations from a single interface. This simplicity reduces training time and helps prevent operational errors that lead to downtime or damaged components.

Setup and breakdown procedures received careful attention during design. Optional hydraulic opening mechanisms for the feeding hopper covers and stockpile conveyors mean operators can transition the plant from transport configuration to production mode without cranes, forklifts, or additional machinery. Everything unfolds from the chassis itself, reducing crew requirements and site complexity. For contractors running multiple projects or rental operations serving various clients, this speed and simplicity translate directly to billable hours and satisfied customers.

At 32,000 kilograms, the T-75 carries substantial weight, but this mass serves a purpose beyond just housing equipment. The weight provides stability during operation, particularly important when the impact crusher generates significant vibration during material reduction. The feeding height of 3.8 meters allows dump trucks and wheel loaders to feed material efficiently without awkward positioning or multiple maneuvers. These seemingly minor specifications affect daily productivity more than spec sheets suggest—operators spending less time positioning equipment spend more time crushing stone.

Production capacity between 60 and 80 tons per hour positions the T-75 in a sweet spot for medium-scale operations. It's substantial enough for commercial sand production and concrete batch plants, yet mobile enough to serve construction sites, road building projects, and quarry operations that need to follow the deposit. The capacity range accounts for material variability—harder materials like granite and basalt trend toward the lower end while softer limestone and dolomite push closer to maximum throughput. Operators learn to predict their specific numbers after processing their local geology for a few days.

Component quality in crushing equipment determines whether a plant runs for seasons or years. CONSTMACH selected premium components with extended service life, from the wear parts in the impact crusher to the bearings in the vibrating screen. The engineering philosophy emphasizes robust construction over minimum weight, accepting the trade-off of a heavier plant in exchange for durability under continuous operation. Maintenance intervals stretch longer, and when service becomes necessary, the modular design allows technicians to access critical components without major disassembly.

The mobile crusher market continues evolving as construction and mining operations demand greater flexibility. The T-75 responds to this evolution by combining tertiary crushing capability with genuine portability, avoiding the compromises that plague some mobile crushing plants. Whether feeding it with quarry run from primary crushers or pointing it at natural stone deposits, this sand making plant delivers consistent cubic-shaped material that meets modern specification requirements. For operations valuing both mobility and production capacity, the T-75 provides a practical solution backed by engineering that prioritizes long-term reliability over flashy features.