Mobile Crusher & Mobile Crushing Plant for Sale

Q: Which crusher is right for my material - jaw or impact?

Hard, abrasive rock and demolition concrete with rebar call for a tracked jaw crusher (UJC series). Clean concrete, asphalt and medium-hard material where cubical product shape matters suit a tracked impact crusher (UIC80). Frequent site moves favour the compact UJC425 / UJC503 or UTC trailer crushers.

Q: Can UPSEN crushers handle reinforced concrete with rebar?

Yes. Tracked jaw crushers are built for rebar-laced demolition concrete: compression liberates the steel and the optional magnetic separator removes it from the discharge belt. For impact crushing, heavy reinforcement should be removed before feeding.

Q: What are the transport dimensions and weight?

Each model page lists full transport dimensions and weight. For example the UJC106 is 14.5 x 3.0 x 3.8 m at about 43 tons. Machines ship by flat-rack or container, fully assembled or knocked down depending on model and destination.

Tracked Mobile Crushers for Quarry, Demolition & Recycling

UPSEN (Henan Fangda Industrial) has manufactured tracked mobile crushing and screening equipment since 2010. The range on this page covers 14 mobile crusher models from 6 t/h to 300 t/h in three families: tracked jaw crushers for primary crushing of hard rock and reinforced demolition concrete, tracked impact crushers for cubical shaping and clean concrete / asphalt recycling, and towable trailer crushers for tight-access and rental work.

Every UPSEN mobile crusher is diesel-driven (Cummins, Perkins or Deutz), operated by a single wireless remote control, and can be fitted with a magnetic separator to pull rebar off the discharge belt. Paired with our mobile screeners, shredders and conveyors, they build complete on-site crushing lines. Machines come with EU conformity documentation and are delivered to 80+ countries with OEM parts support — learn more about UPSEN.

Quarry & Mining Demolition & Concrete Recycling Asphalt / RAP Construction Waste

Quick Selection Guide by Capacity

6-30 t/hSmall sites, foundations and rental fleets — UJC425, UJC503, UTC503
30-150 t/hDemolition and concrete recycling — UJC604, UJC704, UJC805, UIC80
150-300 t/hQuarry and mining — UJC106, UJC116, UJC906

Not sure which model fits your job? Send us your material and daily tonnage target.

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What a Mobile Crusher Does on Site

A stationary plant makes sense when the pit is fixed for decades and trucking is cheap. Most jobs are not like that. A quarry face moves. A demolition contract lasts weeks. A recycling yard needs to process mixed concrete this month and asphalt the next.

That is the job of a mobile crusher: feed, crush, often screen, and stockpile from one machine that can be walked or towed to the next pad — instead of trucking raw material to a fixed plant.

Typical feed

Blasted limestone, granite, basalt and riverstone
Reinforced concrete and demolition rubble — see crushing demolition waste
Asphalt planings and road-base material
Construction waste that would otherwise be landfilled or hauled away uncrushed

What comes out

Output is aggregate you can sell, reuse as sub-base, or feed into concrete and asphalt plants. Oversized pieces recirculate until they pass the screen. You are not “just breaking rock” — you are making a graded product next to the excavation.

How a Tracked Mobile Crusher Works

The process is the same on every serious plant. The difference is how well each step is controlled.

Feeding

A vibrating grizzly feeder meters material into the chamber. Dump too fast and you choke the crusher and spike fuel use; starve it and throughput collapses. The feeder is doing the real work of protecting the chamber.

Crushing

Material enters a jaw or impact chamber. A jaw compresses rock between a fixed and a moving plate — primary work on hard, blocky feed. An impact crusher throws material against blow bars and aprons, which is why it is the usual choice when you need cubical shape or are recycling concrete and asphalt.

Magnetic separation (recycling)

On demolition jobs a magnet over the discharge belt lifts rebar and mesh before metal reaches the stockpile or the screener. UPSEN plants can be fitted with this as an option. Skip it on clean quarry rock; do not skip it on reinforced concrete.

Screening

Many setups discharge onto a mobile screener rather than crushing in a single pass. The screen splits sizes and oversize returns to the crusher. That closed circuit is how you get a consistent 0-40 mm, 0-20 mm or whatever spec the job demands.

Stockpiling

Stacker conveyors throw finished product into piles and a wheeled loader ships it out. The whole chain — feed, crush, screen, stack — sits on one tracked platform, or on two or three machines that crawl as the face advances.

Setup time

Setup on a prepared pad is measured in minutes to a few hours, not days of civil work. That is the practical difference versus a fixed plant: no foundation pour, no long overland conveyor to a distant hopper.

UPSEN plants are diesel-hydraulic, with Cummins, Perkins or Deutz engines depending on model and market. One wireless remote covers tracking, feeding and crusher control, so a single operator can walk the machine and run production without climbing into a cab for every adjustment.

Jaw Crusher vs Impact Crusher — How to Choose

Both mechanisms are available in the UPSEN tracked range, so the right answer depends on your material — not on what we happen to sell. The two differences that matter most are rebar tolerance and wear cost on abrasive rock.

Tracked Jaw Crushers (UJC Series)

Compression crushing between a fixed and a moving jaw plate. The moving jaw squeezes feed until it fractures, and the discharge gap is fully adjustable.

Strongest choice for reinforced demolition concrete — compression liberates rebar, which is removed by the optional magnetic separator
Best wear economics on hard, abrasive rock (granite, basalt, river stone)
Adjustable discharge setting for coarse or finer output per job
Angular, consistent primary product ready for screening or secondary crushing

Tracked Impact Crushers (UIC Series)

Reduction by high-speed rotor and blow bars that shatter feed against impact aprons — the action that produces well-graded, cubical aggregate.

Excellent for clean concrete and asphalt / RAP recycling where particle shape is the spec
Ideal for medium-hard material and as a secondary stage behind a jaw
Cubical, DOT-style product in a single pass on suitable feed
Avoid heavily reinforced or highly abrasive feed — steel and grit accelerate blow-bar wear

A simple decision framework

Is your feed reinforced or abrasive?
Hard rock or rebar-laced concrete → start with a jaw crusher (UJC series).

Is cubical shape the spec?
Clean concrete, asphalt or medium-hard rock needing well-graded product → impact crusher (UIC80).

Do you move between sites?
Frequent moves and tight access favour the compact UJC425 / UJC503 or UTC trailer crushers.

Running a full line?
Pair any crusher with a UPSEN mobile screener to close the circuit on site.

Trailer crushers, cone crushers and where the screener fits

If the job is “turn this demolished building into clean 0-20 / 20-40”, start with a tracked impactor rather than a jaw. If the feed is large, abrasive or very hard, a jaw is stage one.

Trailer (towable) crushers — tight access and rental

Not every site can take a 40-ton tracked plant. Urban demolition, indoor slabs, short rental jobs and yards with poor access need something you can tow in, set on outriggers and pull out the same week.

UPSEN trailer crushers — UTC503 and UTC604 — cover the compact, tight-access end of the range, for contractors who need on-site reduction without a quarry-scale machine. They are the rental part of the same family, not a scaled-down toy.

Cone crushers and screening units

A mobile cone is a secondary or tertiary machine: smaller feed, tight closed-side setting, uniform product for concrete and asphalt mixes. UPSEN’s current mobile range is jaw, impact and trailer — if your flowsheet needs a cone stage, say so on the enquiry and the line is designed around your product spec.

Mobile screening units do not crush, they classify. Almost every serious mobile crushing job ends up with a screener in the circuit once more than one product size is required. Running a crusher with no screen and hoping the closed-side setting alone delivers a spec is how you end up with a dirty single-size pile and a lot of recirculating oversize.

Still undecided? Send photos of your material and your target tonnage to Carlsen on WhatsApp +86 15333827088 — we match the model to the job, not the other way around.

Applications & Model Selection Guide

Typical material, the recommended UPSEN model and its rated capacity range. Actual throughput varies with feed size, moisture and the closed-side setting — our engineers confirm figures for your material before you order.

Application / Material	Recommended Models	Capacity Range	Crushing Principle
Quarry rock — granite, basalt, river stone	UJC106 / UJC116 / UJC906	100-300 t/h	Jaw (compression)
Demolition concrete with rebar	UJC604 / UJC704 / UJC805	30-150 t/h	Jaw + magnetic separator
Clean concrete / asphalt (RAP) recycling	UIC80	30-80 t/h	Impact (cubical shaping)
Small site, foundations, landscaping	UJC425 / UJC503 / UJC503E	6-30 t/h	Jaw (compact)
Tight-access urban jobs, rental fleets	UTC503 / UTC604	10-50 t/h	Trailer jaw (towable)

Where These Plants Are Used

Quarries and open pits

Walk the jaw after the face and crush close to the shot. Haul finished product, not 800 mm rock. Fuel and tire savings show up within the first season on any haul longer than a few hundred meters.

Road and highway work

Produce sub-base and drainage stone next to the alignment. A tracked plant follows the job instead of double-handling borrow material through a distant depot.

Concrete and asphalt recycling

Impactor + magnet + screener. Clean 0-40 mm from demolition concrete is a product, not waste — same for asphalt millings. See our concrete recycling guide.

Demolition

Tracked plants work on the slab; trailer plants where access is a city street and a ramp. Crush on site, cut truck movements and cut landfill tonnes. More on demolition waste crushing.

Rental and multi-site contractors

Trailer and compact tracked units earn money by moving. Utilization beats peak t/h on this kind of work — so do availability of wear parts and a 24-hour answer on spares.

Materials we regularly see through the range: limestone, granite, basalt, riverstone, reinforced concrete, brick and asphalt. If the feed is something else — slag, quarry overburden with clay, high-moisture claybound gravel — say so up front: clay and packing change feeder and chamber choice more than brochure t/h figures do.

Application Guides

How to choose the right crusher for your material and job.

Mobile Jaw Crusher for Concrete Recycling

How UJC704 / UJC805 tracked crushers turn demolition concrete into reusable 20-100 mm aggregate on site.

Read the guide →

Tracked Mobile Crusher for Demolition Waste

Jaw vs impact crushers for concrete, brick, asphalt and mixed C&D waste - 40 to 150 t/h.

Read the guide →

Mobile Crushing Plant — Crusher, Screener and Stacker as One Line

A mobile crushing plant is not one machine: it is a primary crusher, a screener and one or more stacker conveyors working as a single tracked line. Because every unit in the line is mobile, the whole plant moves with the job instead of the material being trucked to a fixed plant. UPSEN builds all three stages, so the equipment is matched on capacity and discharge height before it leaves the factory.

Primary crushing — tracked mobile jaw crushersUJC425 6-8 t/h, UJC503 10-30 t/h, UJC704 40-50 t/h, UJC805 50-100 t/h, UJC906 80-150 t/h, UJC116 160-500 t/h
Secondary and fine crushing — mobile impact crushersUIC80 30-150 t/h, UHC600 20-40 t/h
Screening — mobile screeners and mobile trommel screensUYK221 30-80 t/h, UYK1235 50-100 m³/h, UYK1860 300-400 t/h, UZS1545 200-400 t/h, UTS50 60-100 t/h
Stockpiling — mobile stacker conveyorsUTD35 30-100 t/h, UTD40S 150-300 t/h, UTD65 150-400 t/h, UTD65S 600 t/h

The same line is also described as a portable crushing plant or a crawler mounted crushing plant. UPSEN builds tracked units for hard ground and wheeled units for road transport: the portable trailer jaw crushers UTC503 (10-30 t/h) and UTC604 (30-50 t/h) are the wheeled option.

Mobile Screener · Mobile Conveyor & Stacker · Trade Terms & Service

How to Choose a Mobile Crusher

Send a manufacturer these six things before you ask for a price. A quote that arrives without them is guesswork.

1. Feed

Rock type or concrete / asphalt; maximum lump size; moisture; clay content; steel content.

2. Product

Sizes (for example 0-20, 20-40, 40-70) and whether shape or flakiness is specified.

3. Capacity

The t/h you actually need, not the brochure maximum. Loader size limits this.

4. Site

Tracked or trailer; transport width and weight limits; urban noise rules.

5. Circuit

Crusher only, or crusher + screen + magnet + conveyors as a full line.

6. Hours

Rental, 1,000 h a year, or double-shift quarry. The wear-part budget follows hours, not the color of the paint.

Capacity band. UPSEN covers the compact 6 t/h tracked UJC425 up to the 300 t/h tracked plants. Be honest about feed size: a “300 t/h” jaw on 200 mm clean limestone is not 300 t/h on 800 mm dirty reinforced concrete with rebar.

Engine and service. Cummins, Perkins and Deutz are specified because you can get filters and mechanics in most of the 80+ countries we ship to. That is a buying criterion, not a badge.

Remote control. One operator, one remote, tracking and crushing. On a demolition slab this is a safety item, not a gadget.

Wear parts. Jaws, blow bars, liners and feeder pans. Ask for a wear-part list and lead time, not just a crusher price — a cheap plant with 12-week bar delivery is an expensive plant.

Documents. EU conformity if the machine is going onto a European or similarly regulated site. Do not treat this as paperwork to sort out later.

Then ask for a price. When you have those answers, request a quote against a named model, not against the word “mobile crusher”.

Mobile Crusher FAQ

Answers to the questions customers ask most before ordering a tracked mobile crusher.

How much does a UPSEN mobile crusher cost?

Price depends on the model, engine configuration and options — the tracked range runs from the compact 6 t/h UJC425 up to the 300 t/h UJC106 / UJC116. Contact Carlsen Wang (WhatsApp +86 15333827088 or 15333827088@163.com) with your target capacity and material, and we will send a tailored quotation for the right model.

Which crusher is right for my material — jaw or impact?

Hard, abrasive rock (granite, basalt) and demolition concrete with rebar call for a tracked jaw crusher (UJC series). Clean concrete, asphalt and medium-hard material where cubical product shape matters suit a tracked impact crusher (UIC80). Frequent site moves and tight access favour the compact UJC425 / UJC503 or the UTC trailer crushers. Send us material photos and your daily tonnage target and our engineers will match the model.

Can UPSEN crushers handle reinforced concrete with rebar?

Yes. Our tracked jaw crushers are built for rebar-laced demolition concrete: compression squeezes the concrete off the steel, and the optional magnetic separator pulls the liberated rebar off the discharge belt. For impact crushing, we recommend removing heavy reinforcement before feeding to protect the blow bars.

What are the transport dimensions and weight?

Each model page lists full transport dimensions and weight — for example the UJC106 is 14.5 x 3.0 x 3.8 m at about 43 tons, while the compact UJC425 travels as a small tracked unit. Machines ship by flat-rack or container, fully assembled or knocked down depending on model and destination.

Are UPSEN crushers documented to EU standards, and which engines do they use?

Yes. UPSEN mobile crushers are built in an ISO 9001:2015 certified factory with EU conformity documentation and are powered by Cummins, Perkins or Deutz diesel engines depending on model. We have delivered machines to customers in 80+ countries, with OEM spare parts support and remote after-sales service.

What capacity can I expect from a UPSEN mobile crusher?

Throughput ranges from about 6 t/h (UJC425) up to 300 t/h (UJC106 / UJC116) depending on feed material, feed size and the closed-side discharge setting. Tell us your material and required output, and we will recommend the model with verified capacity figures for your conditions.

What is a mobile crusher?

A crushing plant mounted on tracks or on a trailer that produces aggregate on site. Feed goes in, sized stone comes out, and the machine moves to the next face or the next contract — instead of the material being trucked to a fixed plant.

Tracked or trailer — which mobile crusher is right for my site?

Tracked if you need to crawl on broken ground and stay on one larger job; trailer if you need road towing, tight urban access or rental utilization. UPSEN builds both: the tracked UJC / UIC range and the towable UTC503 / UTC604 trailer crushers.

How fast can we start production on site?

On a prepared pad, commissioning is typically hours, not days. The delay is usually transport permits and a clear feed stockpile, not assembling the machine.

Do I need a mobile screener as well?

If you need more than one product size, or a spec with a tight top size, yes. Crusher setting alone is a blunt tool. A mobile screener closes the circuit and sends oversize back to the crusher.

How long will a UPSEN mobile crusher last?

With correct operation and wear-part discipline, 10-20 years is a realistic working life for the frame and chassis. Abuse and late liner changes are what shorten it. We keep OEM wear parts available for the models we ship.

Mobile Crusher & Mobile Crushing Plant - Tracked Jaw & Impact Equipment

Tracked Mobile Crushers for Quarry, Demolition & Recycling

Quick Selection Guide by Capacity

What a Mobile Crusher Does on Site

Typical feed

What comes out

Jaw Crusher (10 Models)

UJC106

UJC116

UJC425

UJC503

UJC503E

UJC604

UJC704

UJC805

UJC906

UJC96E

Impact Crusher (2 Models)

UIC80

UHC600

Trailer Crusher (2 Models)

UTC503

UTC604