Afriquegp supplies crushers, screens, and conveyor systems for large-scale quarries across Australia. Our scope covers equipment selection, integration with existing plant layouts, and commissioning support for raw material processing lines handling hard rock, gravel, and mineral ores.
Straight answers about how our processing machinery is specified, delivered, and supported across Australian extraction sites.
A full package covers the primary crusher, screening deck, conveyor sections, and the control cabinet that ties them together. We also include the structural steel supports and walkways, so the line arrives as a coordinated set rather than loose components. Site-specific chutes and transfer points are fabricated to match your existing layout.
We start with the feed material characteristics: hardness, abrasiveness, moisture content, and expected lump size. From there we calculate throughput targets and select crusher chamber profiles, screen apertures, and belt speeds accordingly. The final proposal lists each component with its rated capacity so you can verify the line against your own production data.
Standard crusher and conveyor packages run twelve to sixteen weeks from order confirmation to site delivery. Custom fabrication, such as extended conveyor lengths or special alloy liners, adds roughly four to six weeks. We provide a milestone schedule at the start of every project so you know when each major component ships.
Yes. Our field team supervises mechanical assembly, aligns the drive systems, and runs the initial load tests. We stay on site until the line reaches its agreed throughput and the operators are comfortable with the controls. After commissioning, we hand over a complete maintenance manual and a spare parts list.
Every installation includes remote diagnostics and a scheduled service visit within the first three months of operation. After that, you can book preventive maintenance visits or request emergency support through our service desk. Wear parts are stored for the major crusher models, which shortens replacement lead times.
In most cases, yes. We assess the current conveyor widths, crusher capacity, and screen efficiency, then identify the bottleneck. Common upgrades include replacing drive motors, adding a secondary crushing stage, or installing a finer screening deck. We provide a before-and-after throughput estimate so you can judge whether the upgrade pays off in production terms.
Field reports from processing sites
"We replaced two older jaw crushers with the GP-450 units in March. Throughput on our basalt line went from 310 to 420 tonnes per hour, and the wear plates held up through the full dry season without a mid-year swap. The maintenance crew needed about half a day of training to get comfortable with the new lubrication intervals."
"The conveyor retrofit we ran with Afriquegp cut spillage along the transfer points by a noticeable margin. We stopped the weekly clean-up shift on the lower gallery, which freed two operators for screening duties. Belt tracking stayed stable even when we pushed feed rates past the original design spec."
"Our quarry in the Hunter Valley runs the GP scrubber and secondary cone setup. The automation package flagged a failing bearing on the screen deck three weeks before we heard any noise. That single alert saved us a full day of unplanned downtime during our busiest dispatch month."
"We brought Afriquegp in to commission the new tertiary circuit at our hard-rock site. Their team mapped the feed size distribution first, then set the crusher gap to match. Product spec stayed within tolerance for the entire first quarter, and power draw per tonne dropped about eleven percent."
"The dust extraction package on our primary dump station made a real difference. Filter loading stayed low even through the summer harvest of overburden, and the site passed the EPA inspection without a single corrective notice. The remote monitoring dashboard is straightforward for our shift supervisors."
"We use the GP stacker and reclaim system for our blended sand products. The variable-speed drive holds the blend ratio within half a percent, which matters for our concrete-grade customers. Since commissioning, we have not had a single reject load due to off-spec material."
What We Do
Jaw and gyratory crushers sized for run-of-mine feed up to 1.2 meters. We configure closed-side settings to match your target product curve, so downstream screens and conveyors run at steady loads instead of surging.
Cone and impact crushers arranged for consistent reduction ratios across abrasive ores. We balance chamber profiles, eccentric throw, and horsepower to keep fines under control and flakiness within spec.
Hydraulic classifiers, hydrocyclones, and vibrating screens that separate material by size and density. Each unit is matched to your feed variability, not just peak tonnage, so recovery stays predictable through grade changes.
Overland conveyors, transfer towers, and radial stackers built around belt speed, idler spacing, and chute geometry. We design for spillage control and dust suppression at every transfer point, not just at the discharge end.
Rod, ball, and vertical mills with liners and media selected for your ore hardness. We size the circuit around grindability test work, then tune classification to hold the target P80 without over-grinding valuable material.
Thickeners, filter presses, and belt presses that reduce moisture before storing or transport. We match equipment to your water balance and site constraints, so your operation stays within environmental limits.