An aggregates processing plant is a specialized facility designed to transform raw materials such as sand, gravel, and crushed stone into usable aggregates for construction purposes. Located in proximity to natural deposits, the plant encompasses various stages of processing, including crushing, screening, washing, and sorting.

Heavy machinery such as crushers, screens, and conveyor systems efficiently break down and size the raw materials, removing impurities and ensuring uniformity. Water is often used in washing processes to clean the aggregates and remove fines. Quality control measures are implemented throughout the production cycle to maintain consistency and meet specifications required by construction projects. Environmental considerations such as dust suppression systems and sediment control are integrated to minimize the plant’s impact on surrounding ecosystems.