Sanland Completes Assembly Inspection of Jaw Crusher for Overseas Aggregate Project

Shenyang, China — September 9, 2026 — Shenyang Sanland Mining Equipment Manufacture Co., Ltd. has completed the final assembly inspection of a jaw crusher at its manufacturing facility in Shenyang. The equipment is being prepared for delivery to an overseas aggregate project, where it will be used for primary crushing of raw rock materials.

Before the equipment leaves the factory, Sanland’s production and quality control teams carry out a series of checks covering the main frame, jaw plates, eccentric shaft, drive system, lubrication system, and fastening components. The inspection is intended to confirm the equipment’s assembly condition and ensure that key components are installed according to the approved technical requirements.

For jaw crushers used in aggregate and mining applications, the condition of the main mechanical components is particularly important because the equipment operates under repeated impact and crushing loads. During the assembly process, technicians check the installation of major components and verify critical connection points before the equipment enters the final preparation stage.

After the inspection is completed, the crusher will undergo cleaning, protective treatment, marking, and export packaging. The shipment will then be arranged according to the customer’s project schedule. Sanland’s technical team will also provide installation and commissioning support when required by the overseas project.

Shenyang Sanland Mining Equipment Manufacture Co., Ltd. specializes in the design, manufacturing, and technical service of equipment and related machinery components for mining, quarrying, metallurgy, cement, and power industries. Its product range includes crushing, screening, conveying, and related mining equipment and spare parts for customers in China and overseas markets.

“Final assembly inspection is an important step before equipment delivery. Our team checks the major components and connection points carefully so that the equipment can enter the next stage of transportation and installation in an organized condition.”

— Company Representative

For more information about Sanland’s mining and aggregate equipment, please visit www.sanland.com.