Have you ever seen fine sand and gravel on a construction site? They are mostly the product of large stones undergoing multiple processing steps using a Stone Crusher Machine.

In actual production, crushing a 400mm stone into 0.1mm fine sand cannot be done by a single machine—it requires multi-stage crushing: first, a jaw stone crusher machine breaks the large material into smaller pieces, then it is further reduced in size through a cone stone crusher machine, hammer mill, and other processes.

The crushed stone then needs to be graded: screening equipment sorts it according to particle size, with corresponding standard sieves classifying particles from tens of millimeters to 0.037mm.

From large rocks to construction sand, the Stone Crusher Machine connects the "crushing-screening" chain, making the best use of stones of different sizes. It is a "transformation magician" in the infrastructure and building materials industry.