First, raw materials (such as ores, rocks, construction waste, etc.) are fed into the silo of the mobile impact crushing station through forklifts, excavators, and other equipment. These raw materials then enter the screening feeder, where the smaller part of the raw materials will leak directly through the screen holes and be directly formed into mounds or further processed by the excavating belt conveyor.

Materials with larger particle sizes continue to enter the impact crusher through the screening feeder. In the impact crusher, the motor drives the rotor to rotate at high speed through the triangle belt. The plate hammer on the rotor radiates under the action of centrifugal force. When the material enters the rotating range of the plate hammer, it is impacted by the high-speed rotating plate hammer. The material is thrown to the impact plate along the tangential direction of the plate hammer for impact. This impact process causes the material to be continuously impacted and squeezed in the crushing cavity, causing damage to its internal organization, thereby achieving crushing.