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Heavy machinery for raw material extraction and refining

Afriquegp supplies industrial crushers, screening plants, and automated conveyor systems built for large-scale quarry operations across Australia. Our equipment handles the full processing line, from primary rock breaking to refined mineral output, with steel-grey frames and safety-yellow markings that meet site visibility standards.

Straight answers about GP equipment, extraction workflows, and what to check before a site install.

Common questions from quarry operators

What does Afriquegp actually supply?

We supply Global Processing equipment: jaw and cone crushers, screening decks, conveyor systems, and automated feed controls for large-scale geological extraction. Every unit is specified for the material type and throughput of your site, not sold as a generic machine.

How do you size a crusher for a new quarry?

We start with your feed material, its abrasiveness, moisture content, and the target output gradation. From there we calculate the required chamber configuration, power draw, and closed side setting. The result is a machine that runs at the right load instead of being oversized or constantly choked.

Can your equipment handle hard rock like granite or basalt?

Yes. Our GP crushers are built with manganese wear liners and heavy-duty frames rated for compressive strengths above 300 MPa. For extremely abrasive feed, we recommend specific liner alloys and a maintenance schedule that matches your actual wear rates.

Do you provide installation support on site?

We coordinate delivery, foundation checks, and commissioning with your site team. Our engineers verify alignment, belt tension, and control system calibration before the first production run. Remote diagnostics remain available after handover.

What is the typical lead time for a full processing line?

Lead time depends on the configuration. A single crusher unit usually ships within 8 to 12 weeks. A complete line with conveyors, screens, and control systems typically takes 16 to 20 weeks from approved drawings. We give you a fixed schedule before you commit.

How does Afriquegp handle spare parts and wear items?

We keep inventory of common wear parts for the equipment we sell, including jaw plates, cone liners, and screen media. For scheduled maintenance, we ship parts directly to your site with the correct specifications for your serial number. Emergency orders are processed within 48 hours.

Why operators choose Afriquegp

Equipment that holds up when the shift runs long

Every crusher, screen, and conveyor we supply is specified for Australian quarry conditions: abrasive feed, tight maintenance windows, and production targets that do not wait for a breakdown.

Jaw and cone crushers built around continuous duty cycles, with wear components that match your actual feed size and abrasiveness rather than a generic catalogue spec.

Crushing lines sized to your rock

Modular conveyor sections and transfer points that reduce spillage and dust, so material keeps moving and cleanup crews stay off the critical path.

Material handling without choke points

Automated control packages that monitor load, temperature, and vibration on the main drives, giving your operators an early signal before a small fault becomes a full stop.

Machine health you can see from the cabin

Spare parts held for the models we install, with a response plan that fits your site location and shift pattern, not a warehouse on the other side of the country.

Support that knows your site layout

Commissioning crews who work alongside your maintenance team, so the handover includes real operating limits, lubrication points, and inspection intervals for each unit.

Startup with the details documented

Ready to spec your next processing line?

Tell us the material, the feed size, and the target output. We handle the rest.

Whether you are expanding an existing quarry or commissioning a new extraction site, our engineers start from your actual rock type and throughput goals. We map the right crusher, screen, and conveyor configuration before you commit to any hardware.

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