The material, often crushed stone or rock, is fed into the mobile sand making plant through a vibrating feeder or hopper. This ensures a consistent and controlled flow of material into the sand making machine.

Inside the sand-making machine, the material is accelerated by a high-speed rotor and impacted against a stationary anvil or lining. This process fractures the material into smaller pieces and shapes it into sand. The design of the sand making machine determines the shape, size, and quality of the sand produced.

The sand is then screened to separate fine particles from coarser ones. The desired size fractions are collected, while oversized material is often re-circulated back into the sand making machine for further processing.

The processed sand is conveyed to stockpiles or discharge points. The plant can be configured to produce various grades of sand and aggregate, depending on the specific requirements of the application.