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Surface Mining & Quarrying
What is Surface Mining?
Soosan’s Commitment to Surface Mining & Quarrying Excellence
What Surface Mining is Used For？
At its core, surface mining is a technique for extracting minerals or rock from near the Earth’s surface, eliminating the need for extensive underground tunnels. This approach is divided into several categories, with open-pit mining and quarrying being the most prominent for industrial applications. Both methods leverage surface accessi
At its core, surface mining is a technique for extracting minerals or rock from near the Earth’s surface, eliminating the need for extensive underground tunnels. This approach is divided into several categories, with open-pit mining and quarrying being the most prominent for industrial applications. Both methods leverage surface accessibility to optimize resource recovery, but they differ significantly in their targets, processes, and end uses—areas where Soosan’s equipment is engineered to deliver maximum efficiency.
What Surface Mining is Used For？
Soosan’s Commitment to Surface Mining & Quarrying Excellence
What Surface Mining is Used For？
Surface mining has two core uses: open-pit mining provides key minerals (copper, gold, iron ore, etc.) for manufacturing and infrastructure; quarrying supplies construction materials (aggregates, cement raw materials) when natural sand/gravel is scarce. Soosan’s specialized equipment (drilling rigs, crushers, hydraulic breakers) ensures reliable performance for both scenarios.
Key Difference: Open-Pit Mining vs. Quarrying
Soosan’s Commitment to Surface Mining & Quarrying Excellence
Soosan’s Commitment to Surface Mining & Quarrying Excellence
The key difference lies in their targets: open-pit mining focuses on extracting specific minerals from surrounding rock/earth (with inevitable waste), while quarrying targets the rock itself (utilized entirely as construction materials). Soosan’s equipment is engineered to meet the distinct needs of both—supporting precise mineral separa
The key difference lies in their targets: open-pit mining focuses on extracting specific minerals from surrounding rock/earth (with inevitable waste), while quarrying targets the rock itself (utilized entirely as construction materials). Soosan’s equipment is engineered to meet the distinct needs of both—supporting precise mineral separation for open-pit operations and efficient rock processing for quarrying.
Soosan’s Commitment to Surface Mining & Quarrying Excellence
Soosan’s Commitment to Surface Mining & Quarrying Excellence
Soosan’s Commitment to Surface Mining & Quarrying Excellence
Soosan delivers rugged, high-performance equipment—including hydraulic breakers, drilling rigs, and crushing systems—engineered to tackle the harsh demands of surface mining and quarrying. We tailor solutions to boost productivity, cut downtime, and meet strict safety standards, empowering operators to maximize efficiency in both mineral extraction and construction material production.
Engineering application scenarios
Rock Excavation
Secondary Breaking
Rock Excavation
It is a core operation in mining and subgrade construction, requiring large drill rods and high-pressure breakers. For example, Soosan's large-tonnage models are suitable for open-pit mine crushing.
Demolition
Secondary Breaking
Rock Excavation
For the demolition of old buildings and concrete structures, the side-mounted hydraulic breaker has high flexibility, can accurately break the target structure, and reduces the impact on the surrounding environment.
Secondary Breaking
Secondary Breaking
Secondary Breaking
In mine mining, after blasting, large rocks are broken into transportable small pieces. High-frequency breakers are usually chosen to improve work efficiency.