Tracked Mobile Conveyor for Mines in the Philippines

Three sets of wheeled mobile stackers were placed after a screening mobile station in a Philippine mine, making stacking convenient and removing the need for wheel loaders to build stockpiles.

Mine Layout Challenge

The Philippine mine runs a mobile screening station whose output previously relied on wheel loaders to form stockpiles. That approach tied up machines and operators and raised maintenance cost.

The operator wanted a direct, continuous path from screen to pile that freed loaders for other duties.

SANTO Deployment

SANTO positioned three wheeled mobile stackers immediately after the screening station. Their adjustable discharge builds tidy piles with no double handling.

Because the stackers are mobile, they can be shifted as the screen moves, keeping the conveying distance short and the pile accessible.

Outcome on Site

The site runs well and the customer is very satisfied. Removing loaders from the stacking loop cut both labour and maintenance expense while improving pile quality.

The approach mirrors the benefits described on our mining and quarrying page for mobile conveying.

• Three stackers fed straight from the screen
• Wheel loaders freed from stacking duty
• Reduced labour and maintenance cost
• Clean, reclaimable stockpiles

Project Highlights

• Three mobile stackers after one screen train
• Eliminated loader-based stockpiling
• Lower labour and maintenance cost
• Very satisfied customer, stable operation

Frequently Asked Questions

Why wheeled rather than tracked here?

On a relatively firm, prepared mine yard the wheeled units are simpler and quicker to reposition between screen locations while still delivering the needed mobility.

How much loader time is saved?

By stacking directly from the screen, the loaders previously used for stockpiling are released for loading and haulage, cutting both labour and service hours.