Advanced Crushing & Screening Equipment Engineered to Verified Duty Conditions

Continental supports mine operators, aggregate producers, and energy infrastructure teams with crushing and screening systems documented for feed variability, abrasion behavior, throughput targets, and maintainability windows.

Crushing and screening equipment line

Specification groups engineers review before circuit approval

Each crushing and screening proposal is structured around measurable inputs rather than generic capacity claims, giving procurement, process, and maintenance teams a shared basis for technical comparison.

Feed top sizeMapped to jaw opening, grizzly setting, and surge bin geometry.
Abrasivity indexUsed to select liner metallurgy, wear profile, and inspection frequency.
Moisture behaviorAssessed against screen media aperture, blinding risk, and wash requirement.

Throughput modelBalanced against crusher power draw, screen area, recirculating load, and transfer capacity.
Product splitDocumented by target gradation, oversize return, and fines control strategy.
Availability targetReviewed through maintenance access, spare modules, and planned shutdown windows.

Data sheetsModel-specific operating envelope, recommended settings, and service clearances.
Installation notesFoundation loads, lifting points, commissioning checks, and guarding interfaces.
Lifecycle recordsInspection intervals, liner change planning, critical spares, and reporting format.

Six technical controls behind every Continental package

01

DEM-informed feed review

Material trajectory, bed depth, and transfer points are checked before equipment sizing is finalized.

02

Liner wear forecasting

Wear profiles are matched to ore abrasivity, inspection routines, and shutdown planning requirements.

03

Screen media verification

Aperture, tensioning, deck angle, and moisture risk are documented for predictable classification.

04

Power draw assessment

Drive selection is reviewed against duty cycle, motor protection, and site electrical constraints.

05

Maintainability mapping

Access zones, lifting routes, and consumable replacement sequences are considered before delivery.

06

Commissioning evidence

Startup checks, acceptance observations, and operator handover notes are kept in a traceable file.

120+engineering checklists
6test and review gates
ISOdocumentation mindset
24hinitial technical triage

Common checks before crusher and screen selection

We start with particle size distribution, moisture behavior, abrasion index, target product split, and current bottleneck data. The recommendation is then built around circuit balance rather than a single machine nameplate.

Yes. Preliminary data sheets, installation assumptions, inspection planning notes, and spare-parts logic can be prepared for internal engineering review before purchase order release.

Our engineering desk can review mixed circuits when the operating data is available, focusing on transfer capacity, recirculating load, screen duty, wear behavior, and safe access requirements.

Technical resources prepared for decision records

Product manuals

Crusher and screen overview sheets, installation assumptions, and inspection planning documents.

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Data sheets

Model comparison tables, feed envelope notes, capacity assumptions, and power draw summaries.

Open data sheets

Certificates

Quality, environmental, and safety management evidence prepared for supplier qualification files.

Review certificates

Bring your circuit data to a technical review

Share feed gradation, target product size, moisture conditions, duty hours, and maintenance constraints. Continental engineers will return a structured review path for crushing and screening equipment selection.