The decision in one table

FactorChoose mobile whenChoose stationary when
ReserveSmall deposits, several sites, or the face advancesMulti-year reserve in one place
Annual tonnageBelow ~500,000 t/year per siteAbove that, economy shifts to fixed plant
Contract typeContract crushing, demolition, road corridorsDedicated quarry supplying steady demand
InfrastructureNo power, no foundations, short noticeGrid power or economical genset, civil works acceptable
Cost per tonneHigher operating cost, no civil costLower operating cost after foundations paid
Resale/exitPlant keeps value and moves to the next jobCivil works stay in the ground

The hidden costs each way

A hybrid that often wins

Mobile primary jaw at the face, then a fixed secondary-and-screening station at the plant site. You move the machine that follows the rock and keep the efficiency of fixed equipment where tonnage concentrates. We source both halves and pre-match the interface.

Rule of thumb

If the plant must move more than twice a year, mobile usually wins. If it will sit for five years, stationary almost always wins. Between those, send us your reserve estimate and site plan and we'll model both.

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Sourced and inspected in Gongyi

  • Sourced in Gongyi. Machines are built at qualified Gongyi-area plants we select and coordinate in Gongyi, Henan — with clear specs and transparent pricing.
  • Test-run before shipment. Every line is trial-run or inspected at the plant before dispatch; you receive video evidence with the inspection report.
  • Spare parts from stock. Wear parts and standard components ship with the machine, with manufacturer stock behind every order.
  • 12-month warranty. Core machinery is covered for 12 months, backed by ongoing technical support coordinated by our team.

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