Due to the limited mining of natural sand, industrial and construction sand is often produced artificially using equipment. When purchasing a sand making production line, the most pressing concern for customers is its investment cost. Below, we analyze this from the following aspects:
1. Production Line Technology
Sand making production lines can employ dry and wet sand making processes. Dry processes generate more dust pollution and have higher initial construction costs. Wet processes require areas with abundant water resources, but this process wastes water resources. Furthermore, the washing of stone powder from the artificial sand also wastes mineral resources.
2. Required Equipment
The sand making production line process can be summarized as three stages: crushing, sand making, and sand washing. Various types of equipment are used in each stage. Different equipment selections will result in different investment costs.
3. User Production Needs
When purchasing equipment, users generally choose based on production capacity, feed particle size, and output particle size, which will affect the price.
4. Actual Working Conditions
This mainly refers to the strength and hardness of the processed materials. For example, granite, quartzite, and basalt are all hard rock types. They cause more wear and tear on equipment during sand production, and the replacement cycle of equipment parts is short, which means that the investment in production will be relatively higher.
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