Sand Making Equipment

QIC Machinery sand making equipment is used for manufactured sand production, aggregate shaping, fine crushing, washing, and fine sand recovery. It helps you improve particle shape, gradation control, and sand quality for concrete, dry mortar, road construction, and quarry production.

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Select Sand Making System by Feed Material and Sand Standard

Choose your sand making equipment according to feed material, feed size, target sand fineness, required gradation, powder content, washing demand, moisture level, capacity target, and whether your line needs VSI sand maker, sand washer, screen, or fine sand recovery system.

VSI Sand Maker

Recommended ForA VSI sand maker is selected when your project needs to reshape suitable crushed material into manufactured sand. The final sand form depends on parent rock type, feed size, rotor configuration, return material ratio, wear part condition, and screen grading, so the VSI should be matched with the full process route instead of used as a single isolated machine.

Suitable for particle shaping after primary or secondary crushing.
Feed size should match the selected VSI model and rotor structure.
Screen return can be arranged when oversized material needs further shaping.
Wear parts should be prepared according to rock hardness and abrasiveness.

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VSI Sand Maker Quality Control Parameters

VSI sand makers are selected by feed size, rotor configuration, shaping route, capacity target, and final sand grading requirements.

Model	Sand Making Mode	Shaping Mode	Sand Making Mode	Shaping Mode	Rotor Speed (r/min)	Motor Power
Model	Max Feed Size(mm)		Capacity (t/h)		Rotor Speed (r/min)	(kw)
VSI1263	≤50	≤60	400	450	900-1200	315×2
VSI1150	≤45	≤55	320	400	1000-1300	250×2
VSI1040	≤40	≤50	260	300	1100-1400	200×2
VSI9026	≤35	≤45	160	200	1200-1500	132×2
VSI8015	≤30	≤40	100	130	1300-1700	75×2

Sand Washing Machine

Recommended ForA sand washing machine can be added when your raw material needs washing before stockpiling or downstream use. Washing performance depends on mud content, water supply, feed grading, washer type, discharge moisture, and whether a fine sand recovery system is included after the washing stage.

Suitable for wet sand lines with clay, soil, or powder content concerns.
Water source, drainage route, and sedimentation space should be planned before installation.
Wheel washer or spiral washer selection depends on material condition and capacity target.
Fine sand recovery can be considered when usable fine particles are lost with slurry.

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Sand Washing Machine Quality Control Parameters

Sand washing machines are matched by mud content, water condition, finished sand cleanliness, required capacity, and downstream recovery layout.

Model	Impeller Size OD × Width (mm)	Impeller Speed (r/min)	Feed Size (mm)	Capacity (t/h)	Motor Power (kW)	Reducer Model	Overall Dimensions L × W × H (mm)
XSD2610	Φ2600×1000	1.178	≤10	20–50	5.5	ZQ50-50-I-Z	3255×1982×2690
XSD2816	Φ2800×1600	1.177	≤10	30–60	7.5–11	ZQ65-50-I-Z	3540×3000×2880
XSD3016	Φ3000×1600	1.179	≤10	50–120	11–15	ZQ65-50-I-Z	3845×3000×3080

Product Video

Sand Making Equipment Working Video

Watch how a manufactured sand line can coordinate crushed stone shaping, screening, washing, fine sand recovery, conveying, and stockpiling according to the selected process route.

Factory & Delivery Records

Factory and Site Records for Sand Making Equipment

Review real production, machining, stock preparation, and site application records for sand making and washing equipment. These images help your team check equipment structure, component processing, shipment preparation, and process layout reference before selecting a sand making line.

Sand Washing Equipment Assembly in Factory

This factory production scene shows sand washing equipment during assembly, including welded frames, washing tank structure, wheel or spiral working area, and support components. These details help your team review equipment structure for wet sand making, sand cleaning, and finished sand discharge planning.

Machining Work for Rotating and Support Parts

The machining photo shows workshop processing for shafts, rollers, bearing seats, support parts, and connection surfaces used in sand making and washing equipment. This record helps your project understand how key mechanical parts are prepared before final assembly.

Finished Sand Making Equipment in Workshop Stock Area

Finished equipment in the workshop stock area shows assembled sand making, washing, screening, or conveying units before shipment arrangement. Your team can review machine structure, motor position, discharge area, and accessory scope before delivery confirmation.

Customer Site Layout for Sand Making and Washing Line

The site photo shows sand making and washing equipment installed in a working project environment. It provides a layout reference for material flow, washing area, discharge direction, water use, stockpile position, and maintenance access planning.

Model Advantages

Sand Making Process Advantages for Manufactured Sand Projects

QIC Machinery sand making equipment is configured around parent rock type, feed size, target grading, clay content, water availability, powder content, washing requirement, fine sand recovery, and finished sand storage. The goal is to help your project select a practical process route before equipment confirmation.

Particle Shape Planning with VSI Shaping

A VSI sand maker can be matched with crushed stone when your project needs manufactured sand shaping. Rotor configuration, feed size, return material ratio, and wear part selection should be reviewed together with the screening process.

Mud and Fines Management with Washing Equipment

When raw material contains clay, soil, or excessive stone powder, sand washing equipment can be arranged with water supply, discharge route, sedimentation area, and finished sand storage. The washing route should be selected according to actual material condition.

Fine Sand Recovery Review for Wet Processing

Fine sand recovery can be added after washing when slurry carries usable fine particles. Cyclone selection, dewatering screen, water flow, and grading target should be checked before confirming the recovery system.

Wet or Dry Route Selection by Site Conditions

Wet and dry sand making routes solve different site problems. Your project should compare water availability, clay content, dust collection, powder separation, environmental requirements, and finished sand use before choosing the process.

Core Systems

Manufactured Sand Production Core Systems

A sand making line may include fine crushing, VSI shaping, screening, sand washing, fine sand recovery, water recycling, conveyors, and dust or powder control.

The feeding and pre-screening system sends suitable crushed material into the sand making process. Feed hopper size, screen opening, soil content, and upstream crusher discharge should match the VSI feed size and target production route.

Layout & Installation

Sand Production Line Layout and Water System Planning

QIC Machinery helps you confirm feed source, sand standard, washing area, water circulation, stockpile arrangement, conveyor route, and electrical layout before equipment production and shipment.

Raw Material Route and VSI Feed Size Review

The material entering the VSI sand maker should be controlled by upstream crushing and screening. Feed size, return material ratio, loading direction, and discharge route should be checked before confirming the sand making process.

Screening and Return Conveyor Layout

Screen position, mesh size, deck quantity, return conveyor direction, and finished sand discharge point should be arranged together. This helps your site connect VSI shaping, grading, return material, and stockpile areas in one process route.

Wet Sand Water Circulation and Sedimentation Planning

Wet sand making projects need water source, pump route, washing discharge, sedimentation pond, slurry direction, and water return planning. These details should be prepared before equipment installation and trial running.

Why Buy from QIC Machinery

Why Work with QIC Machinery for Sand Making Equipment Projects

QIC Machinery supports sand making equipment projects by reviewing raw material condition, finished sand grading, wet or dry process route, washing requirement, fine sand recovery, water or dust treatment, spare parts scope, and shipment preparation before equipment delivery.

01 Requirement

Raw Material and Finished Sand Requirement Review

QIC Machinery reviews parent rock type, feed size, abrasiveness, clay content, moisture, target grading, and final sand use before recommending VSI shaping, washing, recovery, or dry processing options.

02 Matching

Wet or Dry Process Route Matching

Your site water condition, sedimentation space, dust collection requirement, mud content, and finished sand application are compared before selecting wet sand making, dry sand making, or a combined process route.

03 Review

VSI, Washing, and Recovery Equipment Combination Review

The VSI sand maker, vibrating screen, sand washing machine, fine sand recovery unit, belt conveyors, and stockpile points should be matched as one process. QIC Machinery reviews how each stage connects before shipment scope is confirmed.

04 Planning

Water, Slurry, Dust, and Stockpile Planning

Wet lines need water circulation, slurry route, and sedimentation planning. Dry lines need dust collection, air duct layout, and powder control. QIC Machinery reviews these site conditions with your finished sand storage and loading method.

05 Parts

Wear Parts and Shipment Document Preparation

Rotor wear parts, impact blocks, screen mesh, washer parts, slurry pump parts, cyclone parts, conveyor rollers, belts, guards, and fasteners can be listed according to selected equipment. Packing lists and available technical documents can be prepared for your receiving and installation team.

Sand Making Equipment FAQ

Sand Making Equipment FAQ for Manufactured Sand Projects

These questions help your team compare VSI shaping, sand washing, fine sand recovery, wet sand making, dry sand making, water circulation, dust collection, wear parts, and quotation information before selecting equipment.

How do I choose between VSI shaping, washing, and recovery equipment?Click to expandClick to close

Choose VSI shaping when suitable crushed stone needs particle shaping. Choose sand washing when clay, soil, or excess fine material affects finished sand use. Add fine sand recovery when wet washing sends usable fine material into slurry and your site has suitable water circulation and dewatering conditions.

When should I choose a wet sand making line?Click to expandClick to close

A wet sand making line is suitable when your raw material contains clay, soil, or excessive fines and your site can prepare water supply, washing equipment, sedimentation area, slurry route, and finished sand drainage.

When should I choose a dry sand making line?Click to expandClick to close

A dry sand making line is suitable when water supply is limited, raw material mud content is controlled, or the project needs screening, air classification, dust collection, and dry stockpiling instead of washing.

Can manufactured sand be used for concrete production?Click to expandClick to close

Manufactured sand can be used for concrete production when particle shape, grading, cleanliness, powder content, and local mix design requirements are checked. Final suitability should be confirmed through material testing and project specifications.

Can manufactured sand be used for dry mortar production?Click to expandClick to close

Manufactured sand can be used in dry mortar when grading, moisture, powder content, and particle shape match the formula requirement. Tile adhesive, plaster mortar, masonry mortar, and wall putty may require different sand grading and drying preparation.

What raw materials are suitable for sand making equipment?Click to expandClick to close

Common materials include river pebble, granite, basalt, limestone, crushed stone, and some recycled aggregates or tailings. Tailings and recycled materials should be checked for hardness, contamination, grading, moisture, and final application limits.

What feed size is suitable for a VSI sand maker?Click to expandClick to close

VSI feed size depends on the selected model, rotor type, material hardness, and sand making mode. Oversized material should be reduced by upstream crushing and screening before entering the VSI sand maker.

Do I need a sand washing machine?Click to expandClick to close

A sand washing machine should be considered when clay, soil, or excess fine powder affects finished sand use. Water source, mud content, discharge moisture, sedimentation space, and recovery system needs should be checked before adding washing equipment.

Do I need a fine sand recovery system?Click to expandClick to close

A fine sand recovery system can be considered when wet washing sends usable fine particles into slurry. The final configuration depends on slurry concentration, cyclone selection, screen mesh, water flow, and target finished sand grading.

What water and sedimentation preparation are needed?Click to expandClick to close

Wet sand making projects should prepare water source, pump route, washing discharge, sedimentation pond, slurry handling, recovered sand discharge, and drainage area before installation and trial running.

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Tell us your raw material, feed size, target sand size, capacity target, washing requirement, powder control requirement, site layout, water condition, and destination country.

Please include these sand making equipment details:

Raw material type, hardness, moisture, and maximum feed size.
Target output size, required tph capacity, and finished aggregate use.
Wet or dry process preference, water source, and mud content if available.
Stationary or mobile line requirement, site voltage, destination country, and delivery schedule.

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