Customer Case

600TPH Basalt Sand Production Line In Turkmenistan

Client Background

A leading construction materials supplier in Turkmenistan needed a high-capacity sand production line to meet the growing demand for high-quality aggregates in local infrastructure projects. The client required a reliable, high-output solution to process hard basalt into fine, graded sand and stone products.

600TPH Basalt Sand Production Line In Turkmenistan

Project Overview

Challenges

  1. Material Hardness: Basalt’s high abrasiveness demanded wear-resistant equipment.
  2. Gradation Control: Strict requirements for sand shape and aggregate sizing.
  3. Dust Control: Compliance with local environmental regulations.
  4. High Uptime: Minimize downtime for continuous production.

Solution: Liming Heavy Industry’s Tailored Configuration

  1. Primary Crushing: C6X Jaw Crusher
    • Model: C6X160
    • Input Size: ≤1,000mm
    • Output Size: ≤300mm
    • Role: Coarse crushing of raw basalt. Advantage: Robust structure, high crushing ratio, low maintenance.
  2. Secondary Crushing: HPT Multi-Cylinder Hydraulic Cone Crusher
    • Model: HPT300
    • Input Size: ≤300mm
    • Output Size: ≤45mm
    • Role: Medium/fine crushing for aggregate shaping. Advantage: Laminated crushing principle reduces wear and improves particle shape.
  3. Tertiary Crushing & Sand Making: VSI6X Sand Maker
    • Model: VSI6X1263
    • Input Size: ≤55mm
    • Output Size: 0–5mm (sand)
    • Role: Produces high-quality sand with cubic grains. Advantage: Optimized impeller design reduces energy consumption by 30%.
  4. Screening: S5X Vibrating Screen
    • Model: S5X3075-3 (3 decks)
    • Role: Precise separation into 4 final products. Advantage: High screening efficiency, dust-sealed structure.
  5. Dust Control: Pulse Dust Collector System
    • Role: Ensures emissions below 20mg/m³.

Technical Highlights

Project Results

Client Feedback

“Liming’s team delivered a turnkey solution that matched our exact needs. The C6X and VSI6X combo outperformed our expectations in durability and sand quality. We’re planning a second line for 2025.”
—Mr. Akmuhammet Gurbanov, Project Director