Material feeding: First, the materials to be crushed are evenly and continuously fed into the crushing cavity of the crusher through a feeding device (such as a vibrating feeder).

Crushing process: In the crushing cavity, the materials are strongly impacted and squeezed by the crusher (such as a jaw crusher, cone crusher impact crusher, etc.), thereby being broken into smaller particles. The type and working principle of the crusher will vary according to the material properties, crushing needs, and finished product particle size requirements.

Screening process: The crushed materials are transported to the screening machine through the conveyor belt for screening. The screening machine uses vibration or other methods to separate materials according to particle size to obtain products of different particle sizes. The screen mesh or mesh size of the screening machine can be adjusted as needed to meet different screening requirements.

Product output: The screened products are transported to designated locations via conveyor belts for further use or storage. At the same time, materials with too large or too small particles produced during the screening process can be re-entered into the crusher through the return conveyor belt for re-crushing to achieve better particle size control.