01Raw Material Variation
Limestone, granite, basalt, river pebble, and construction stone have different hardness, abrasion, shape, and crushing requirements.
Plan crushing, sand making, screening, washing, fine sand recovery, conveying, and stockpiling systems according to your raw material, feed size, target capacity, finished aggregate size, water condition, and site layout.
Sand and aggregate production is affected by stone hardness, feed size, moisture, mud content, finished size requirement, washing condition, fine sand loss, and stockpile planning.
01Limestone, granite, basalt, river pebble, and construction stone have different hardness, abrasion, shape, and crushing requirements.
02Manufactured sand and aggregate products need target particle size, grading, shape, and screening route according to the final application.
03Mud, stone powder, and moisture content may affect finished product requirement, washing process, recovery system, and water treatment planning.
04Wet sand production may lose fine particles during washing, so fine sand recovery and water circulation should be reviewed before layout planning.
05Wet washing routes should consider water source, sedimentation area, slurry treatment, return water, and site drainage conditions.
06Finished aggregate and sand should be separated by size, application, truck loading access, and daily delivery route.
A complete production system should match raw material type, feed size, capacity, finished size, sand quality, washing demand, conveyor route, stockpile layout, and maintenance access.






Choose the production route according to raw material hardness, abrasiveness, feed size, moisture, mud content, and final product requirement. QIC Machinery reviews the material condition before matching crushing, sand making, screening, and washing equipment.

Limestone is commonly used for concrete aggregate, road base material, and manufactured sand. The route should consider feed size, powder content, and finished grading requirement.
Review Limestone Route
Granite is harder and more abrasive, so the production route should review crusher wear parts, crushing stages, finished shape, and screening capacity.
Review Granite Route
Basalt usually requires stronger crushing configuration because of higher hardness and abrasion. Finished particle shape and wear parts planning should be reviewed early.
Review Basalt Route
River pebble has rounded shape and high hardness in many sites, so crushing, shaping, and sand making should be reviewed according to finished sand and aggregate demand.
Review River Pebble Route
Construction stone production may serve building materials, road base, concrete aggregate, or local supply yards. The route should be selected according to raw stone size and product application.
Review Stone Route
Concrete aggregate production should review grading, particle shape, cleanliness, and size separation, particle shape, cleanliness, and size separation for batching plant or ready-mix supply.
Review Concrete Aggregate RouteDifferent finished material targets require different crushing, shaping, screening, washing, and stockpiling routes. Compare coarse aggregate, manufactured sand, wet washing, and dry sand making configurations before confirming the equipment plan.

This route focuses on crushing and screening to produce finished aggregate such as 10–20 mm, 20–31.5 mm, or 20–40 mm for concrete, road base, or infrastructure use.

This route focuses on shaping, grading, and screening to produce manufactured sand for concrete, mortar, construction material supply, or local sand replacement.

This route supports mud removal, powder control, fine sand recovery, and cleaner finished material when water condition and sedimentation space are available.

This route focuses on crushing, sand making, screening, and dust or powder management where water supply is limited or wet washing is not preferred.
A sand and aggregate line should be reviewed as a complete process. Feeding, primary crushing, secondary crushing, sand making, screening, washing, and stockpiling must match the raw material, target capacity, and finished size requirement.

Feeds raw stone into the crushing system with controlled flow and stable material supply.
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Reduces large raw stone into smaller material for secondary crushing or screening.
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Further crushes material to improve size control, shape, and downstream production stability.
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Shapes and processes material into manufactured sand or finer aggregate according to product requirement.
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Separates materials into different finished sizes for sand, concrete aggregate, road base, or return crushing.
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Review sand washing, fine sand recovery, dewatering, sedimentation, and return water route when wet process is required.
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Separate finished sand and aggregate by size, application, stockpile area, and truck loading route.
Use this matrix to connect finished size requirements with application needs and equipment focus. The final configuration should be reviewed according to raw material, capacity, grading target, washing demand, and local market requirement.
A sand and aggregate production line should be planned around material flow, crusher position, conveyor route, screen height, washing area, sedimentation layout, stockpile separation, truck loading access, and maintenance space.

Review feeding, crushing, sand making, screening, washing, return material route, and finished product stockpiling according to raw material and target size.
Review water source, sand washing position, fine sand recovery, sedimentation pond, slurry handling, drainage, and return water route.
Review crusher foundation reference, screen position, conveyor height, transfer points, maintenance access, and equipment support space.
Review trial running, screen mesh selection, return material ratio, washing condition, finished grading, and stockpile separation during commissioning.
Review QIC Machinery factory assembly, equipment checking, finished stock, packing, and container loading records before confirming your sand and aggregate production equipment route.

QIC Machinery prepares crusher frames, crushing chambers, motors, support structures, and related components according to the selected production route.

VSI sand maker structure, rotor-related components, motor points, lubrication points, and selected connections are checked before shipment preparation.

Sand washing machines, recovery units, screens, or related wet process components are prepared according to selected washing and recovery requirements.

Crushers, screens, conveyors, sand washing parts, electrical components, and spare parts are identified, protected, and arranged for overseas delivery.
Review common sand and aggregate production scenarios by raw material, finished size, process route, water condition, equipment combination, and layout requirement. Use Verified Project Case only when real project records are available.

This scenario supports limestone aggregate production where the project needs target finished sizes for concrete, road base, or construction material supply.

This scenario supports hard rock aggregate production where material hardness and abrasion should be reviewed before selecting crushers and screening system.

This scenario can be reviewed for manufactured sand production where finished sand quality, grading, mud content, and water condition need to be reviewed together.

This scenario supports wet sand production where water condition, mud content, fine sand loss, and stockpile handling should be reviewed before layout confirmation.
Sand and aggregate equipment should be selected according to raw material, feed size, finished product target, washing demand, water condition, site layout, conveyor route, stockpile planning, and maintenance preparation.
QIC Machinery reviews stone type, hardness, feed size, moisture, mud content, and abrasiveness before matching crushers, screens, sand makers, and washing equipment.
Manufactured sand, concrete aggregate, road base material, and fine aggregate routes are reviewed according to finished size and application.
Equipment position, conveyor route, water layout, sedimentation area, stockpile separation, truck loading, and maintenance space are reviewed before delivery.
QIC Machinery can provide factory assembly, equipment checking, finished stock, packing, and container loading records according to equipment type and project stage.
Prepare the key information QIC Machinery needs to review your production route, including raw material, feed size, target capacity, finished size, wet or dry process, water condition, power supply, site layout, and stockpile plan.
Please provide raw material type, hardness if available, feed size, moisture condition, mud content, target capacity, and required finished sizes. These details help review whether jaw crusher, cone crusher, impact crusher, VSI sand maker, screen, or washer should be included.
The choice depends on raw material hardness, abrasiveness, finished shape requirement, and maintenance expectations. Cone crusher is often reviewed for harder and more abrasive materials, while impact crusher may be reviewed for materials where shaping and size reduction are important. QIC Machinery will compare the route according to your material condition.
A VSI sand maker is usually reviewed when the project needs manufactured sand, improved particle shape, or 0–5 mm finished sand. It should be matched with upstream crushing, screening, and optional washing or powder control.
Wet washing may be suitable when mud removal, cleaner sand, and fine sand recovery are required and water conditions allow. Dry sand making may be reviewed when water is limited or the site prefers a dry process. The final route depends on raw material, powder content, water source, and finished sand requirement.
Common finished products include 0–5 mm manufactured sand, 0–10 mm fine aggregate, 10–20 mm concrete aggregate, 20–31.5 mm coarse aggregate, and 20–40 mm road base material. The actual size range depends on crusher configuration, screen mesh, return material route, and production adjustment.
Sand washing should review mud content, water source, sedimentation area, return water route, finished sand moisture, fine sand loss, and stockpile handling. A fine sand recovery system may be considered when reducing fine particle loss is important.
Please prepare available land size, raw material storage area, equipment installation area, water condition, power supply, discharge route, finished stockpile area, truck loading route, and any site restrictions.
QIC Machinery can help review raw material, capacity, finished size, process route, equipment combination, layout reference, shipment preparation, installation preparation, commissioning checklist, and spare parts planning before confirming the production line.
Send your raw material, feed size, target capacity, finished size requirement, wet or dry process preference, water condition, power supply, site layout, and stockpile plan. QIC Machinery will review your information and help identify a suitable crushing, sand making, screening, or washing route.