Tracked Mobile Stacker Used in Djibouti

A Djibouti customer purchased a SANTO tracked conveyor that, from the site photographs, forms a simple screening and conveying production line moving screened material into stockpile.

Site Context

Located on a strategic Red Sea gateway, the operator needed a compact, self-propelled unit able to receive screened stone and build a neat stockpile without rented loaders. The tracked chassis was chosen so the machine could be moved between feed points on uneven ground.

The unit feeds directly from a mobile screen, so the stockpiler had to keep pace with variable discharge and still produce a clean, cone-shaped pile for easy reclamation.

Equipment Supplied

SANTO delivered a tracked mobile stacker with a hydraulic drive, variable belt speed and adjustable discharge height. The heavy-duty track frame handles the site without tipping or sinking, and the folding design lets it ship in a standard container.

The customer reported the equipment runs very well and is preparing to purchase a wheeled stacker from SANTO again, confirming confidence in the platform.

Results Achieved

The line now operates continuously with minimal labour, replacing loader shuttling and cutting fuel and maintenance overhead. Stacking height and belt speed are tuned to the screen output for a steady pile.

For similar deployments, our quarrying pages explain how mobile stockpilers integrate with screening trains.

• Continuous stockpiling straight from a mobile screen
• Tracked mobility across rough yard surfaces
• Lower labour and loader fuel costs
• Customer planning a repeat wheeled stacker order

Project Highlights

• Stable operation reported by the Djibouti operator
• Direct feed from a mobile screening train
• Heavy-duty tracks suit uneven ground
• Repeat order for a wheeled stacker confirmed

Frequently Asked Questions

Why choose a tracked stacker over a wheeled model here?

The tracked chassis gives superior traction on loose, uneven yard surfaces and avoids the need for a prepared hardstand, which mattered at this Djibouti site.

Does the stacker integrate with mobile screens?

Yes. The variable-speed belt and adjustable discharge height let it receive screened material directly and keep a consistent stockpile shape.