
Limestone plant with wet screening
- Wet screening
- Limestone
A limestone processing plant with a wet screening station, shown at the center of the photo.
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We design, fabricate and install aggregate processing plants for producers across the Mid-Atlantic, from our shop in Quarryville, Pennsylvania.
30″ × 435′ fixed stackers over a reclaim tunnel
Steel Systems Installation lays out the flow, engineers the steel, builds it in our own shop and sets it at your site with our own crews. Producers across the Mid-Atlantic call us when they are building a new plant or adding to one, and count on us to get it done right, on time and on budget.
We use a standardized design database to minimize rework and errors, which helps you reach an accelerated schedule safely and cost-effectively.
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We act as an extension of your project management team, from selecting the equipment to specifying, sourcing and managing your project.
We help you select and apply the right equipment, then specify, source and manage the project with your team.
We fit it all together in a logical, efficient flow, drawn from our standardized design database.
Our engineers use AutoCAD to carry the design from the drawing board to your site, smoothly and accurately.
Our shop builds it on a CAD integrated plasma table, angle and beam lines, plate rolls and a press brake.
Our riggers, welders and millwrights set the steel with our own lifting equipment and operators.
The model, then the real 2,500 TPH limestone plant
A few of the plants from our turnkey work, named the way our own project captions name them.

A limestone processing plant with a wet screening station, shown at the center of the photo.
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A limestone processing plant with its crushing and screening stations fully enclosed.
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A sand and gravel processing plant with a four-crusher station, shown at center.
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A specialty plant that prepared aggregate for the construction of a water dam.
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A crushing plant that processes hard rock, Baltimore Gabbro, at 2,500 tons per hour.
Request a bid →Need one stacker, a conveyor run or a screening station fast? We build each one on its own too, along with wet fines recovery systems, dust collection and suppression, pugmills, railcar terminals and barge unloading conveyors.
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New plants and additions to existing ones, with every element, piece of equipment and discipline on the same page.

Primary, secondary and tertiary stations with hoppers, surge bins and breakers, fully enclosed when dust or noise calls for it.

Scalping and finishing screens, dry or wet, portable or static, sized to your material and capacity.

Radial stackers on 24″ to 54″ belts from 60′ to 150′ long, and fixed stackers like our 30″ × 435′ stackers over a reclaim tunnel.

Overland, transfer, barge unloading and kiln feed conveyors, with walkways, crossovers and belt scales.

Surge bins, rock box hoppers and chutes with A.R. liners, built from heavy plate and beam in our shop.

Loading and unloading terminals that move your product between railcars, stockpiles and the plant.

Our own rinse screen runs 300 to 350 TPH on three 900 RPM vibratory motors, with no V-belts to maintain.

Craig Gartzke and Rick Welch founded Steel Systems Installation in 1987, and the second generation of both families leads it today. Nearly all of our work comes from repeat customers and referrals.
Our conveyors and stackers are available with walkways and crossovers, and we build custom stairway modules and A.R.-lined chutes, so your crews can reach the equipment they maintain.
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