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[Reposted News] Why Are Allis Saga's Mobile Crushing Units Gaining Increasing Popularity in Russia?

2025-04-24

[Reposted News] Why Are Allis Saga's Mobile Crushing Units Gaining Increasing Popularity in Russia?

Mobile crushing units are gaining increasing popularity in the Russian market, thanks to their versatility and compact design. Taking the new semi-mobile crushing and screening unit WMH300SH as an example, its advantages are as follows.

 

The design team of ALLIS SAGA benchmarks international leaders such as Metso and Sandvik, committed to enhancing equipment performance and technical indicators. Consequently, the components of its crushing and screening equipment are compatible with those of major global brands.

 

In the autumn of 2024, ALLIS SAGA launched the new semi-mobile cone crushing and screening unit WMH300SH. Operators familiar with the Sandvik UH320 Flex will find this equipment quick and intuitive to master.

 

Introduction to New Product WMH300SH

 

As one of the most technologically advanced equipment of ALLIS SAGA, the WMH300SH is designed as a wheeled mobile crushing and screening unit. It is capable of crushing rocks into the specifications required for asphalt and concrete production. The first unit delivered to Russia has been put into operation for several months at a road construction enterprise in Altayskiy Kray.

 

Many Russian clients choose semi-mobile crushing plants—for equipment upgrading or production modernization—primarily because of their compact design, which eliminates the need for large-scale foundations required by stationary crushing plants.

 

The wheeled chassis of the WMH300SH represents a distinctive advantage of the equipment: it can be transported to mining sites by simply coupling with a semi-trailer tractor. Furthermore, the unit complies with road transportation regulations and requires no special permits. 

 

Additionally, all semi-mobile equipment of ALLIS SAGA can be registered as self-propelled machinery, streamlining the registration process with traffic authorities.

The WMH300SH comes standard with a full set of high-efficiency components, enabling a single unit to replace multiple stationary setups. Its core component is ALLIS SAGA's MH300 cone crusher, which is suitable for the secondary crushing (feed size≤185mm, capacity≤209 t/h) and tertiary crushing (discharge size≤60mm, capacity≤100 t/h). Additionally, different crushing chambers are optional to produce diverse particle sizes.

 

The equipment also includes:

  • A feed hopper with adjustable grates
  • A vibrating feeder
  • A pre-screen
  • A three-deck vibrating screen
  • A hydraulic folding side conveyor
  • An auxiliary conveyor for material preprocessing

 

Other variant models are also available, such as the WMH300 (without screening and conveying systems) and the WMH300S (without a conveying system but with a screen).

 

Like other ALLIS SAGA semi-mobile equipment, the WMH300SH is designed to adapt to all climatic conditions in Russia, featuring low maintenance costs and an intelligent control system that simplifies operations. The equipment made its debut at Bauma China 2024 in Shanghai in November, receiving wide acclaim. In 2025, it will be showcased at MiningWorld Russia (April 23-25) and СТТ Expo (May 27-30) in Moscow.

 

Genuine Spare Parts and Value-Added Services

A Russian partner highlighted that the advantage of direct cooperation lies in ALLIS SAGA's commitment to rapid equipment delivery and reliable spare parts supply.

 

"We not only handle equipment installation and commissioning but also train operators for customers," stated the Russian partner. "Our technical team can be dispatched to any region in Russia to offer maintenance, rental, or modernization assessment services, and even undertake contracted crushing operations with operators."

 

Spare parts are supplied directly by ALLIS SAGA. Meanwhile, our partners maintain a warehouse network at their Krasnoyarsk headquarters as well as in Moscow, Petrozavodsk, Kemerovo, Yekaterinburg, Magadan, Khabarovsk, and Chita, ensuring timely delivery.

 

Wheeled vs. Tracked Models: Differences and Advantages

ALLIS SAGA's W-Series semi-mobile equipment includes jaw crushers, cone crushers, and crushing & screening units. All units are equipped with feeding, discharging, crushing systems, and intelligent control modules, with screening units available as an option.

 

Popular wheeled models in the Russian market include:

  • WMJC1208 Jaw Crusher (Primary crushing, feed size≤650mm, capacity 200-450 t/h)
  • WMH400 Cone Crusher (Secondary crushing, feed size≤220mm, capacity≤ 240 t/h)

 

The WMH400 integrates the Metso NordWheeler-style chassis and Sandvik-inspired crushing technology. Its screening-equipped variant, the WMH400S, has demonstrated stable performance in the harsh environment of Norilsk. Recently, it has also worked in tandem with the WMJC1208 at a mining site in Krasnoyarsk, handling the primary and secondary crushing of gneiss and diabase respectively.

 

Currently, the two most popular mobile jaw crushers among Russian customers are:

  • TJC1208 (Feed size≤650mm, Capacity 200-450 t/h)
  • TJC1209 (Feed size≤780mm, Capacity 174-542 t/h)

 

ALLIS SAGA also offers tracked mobile crushing and screening plants, which feature greater mobility and can adapt to complex terrains inaccessible to wheeled equipment. The company’s product range further includes gyratory crushers, jaw crushers, cone crushers, impact crushers, as well as vibrating screens, grizzly screens, feeders, and more.

——Reposted from Machinery Information Station