Detailed project information
Feeder and Hopper Hire for South African projects
Hopper volume, truck or loader feed method, grizzly opening and downstream capacity must be balanced.
Typical applications
Indicative configuration
How to select the right solution
A project manager should confirm the following technical inputs before comparing availability or rates:
- Feed lump size
- Bulk density
- Required live capacity
- Discharge rate
Site readiness and operating controls
- Dump approach and edge protection
- Structural support
- Guarding and emergency stops
- Dust control
Related and matching equipment
- Crushers and screens
- Conveyors
- Excavator or FEL feed
Mobilisation and transport planning
Modules and mobile feeders require lifting or lowbed plans based on confirmed dimensions and mass.
Commercial information to define
- Equipment and setup
- Power or fuel
- Wear items
- Transport
Quotations should state the hire basis, minimum hours, exclusions, operator requirements, fuel and maintenance responsibilities, transport, establishment, standing time and the process for recording downtime.
Production and operating factors
Actual output depends on material hardness, feed size, moisture, screen apertures, recirculation and the loading method. Confirm the entire circuit instead of relying on a nominal machine capacity.
Information to send in your enquiry
Frequently asked questions
What information is needed to quote Feeder and Hopper Hire?
Provide the site location, work scope, material, quantities or production target, required start date, operating hours and expected duration. Machine weights and dimensions are also required for transport enquiries.
Is equipment availability guaranteed?
No. Availability, make, model, configuration and condition are confirmed in the written quotation after the project requirement has been assessed.
Can transport and mobilisation be included?
Yes, where required. Transport is priced from confirmed collection and delivery points, machine details, route conditions and permit requirements.
What should the site team confirm before mobilisation?
Confirm access, induction requirements, loading or offloading areas, ground conditions, shift arrangements, fuel responsibility and the authorised site contact.