A crusher or screener only earns while it is running — and it only runs when the finished material is moving away. UPSEN tracked mobile conveyors take crushed and screened product straight from the discharge point and stack it in clean stockpiles, cutting loader cycles and hauling on every job.
The four models on this page move 100-500 t/h with belt widths from 800 to 1200 mm. They are self-propelled on tracks with wireless remote control — reposition them in minutes as the stockpile grows, with no fixed foundations and no waiting on trucks. Powered by Cummins diesel engines and built to the same CE-certified standard as our crushers, screeners and shredders.
Tell us what feeds the conveyor (crusher, screener or loader) and the stockpile height you need — we will spec the right boom and belt.
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Every hour a wheel loader spends shuttling material is an hour it is not feeding your crusher. A mobile conveyor does the moving so your loader and trucks do the earning.
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Cut loader cycles
Product leaves the discharge point continuously — the loader stays on the crusher hopper.
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No foundations, no permits
Tracked units reposition in minutes as the pile grows — fixed stackers need concrete and planning.
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Higher, cleaner stockpiles
Dedicated stackers build larger, well-separated piles than loader push-ups — less re-handling and re-blending.
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Moves with your plant
From job to job with the crusher and screener — one tracked fleet, no disassembly.
Standard process: crusher or screener discharge → tracked conveyor → clean stockpile. Want to see the whole line? View our crushers, screeners and shredders.
Match the conveyor to the plant it serves. Rated capacity depends on belt width, angle and material density — our engineers confirm the configuration for your plant layout.
| Application | Recommended Models | Capacity Range | Typical Setup |
|---|---|---|---|
| Compact crushing lines & transfer | UTD35 | 100-300 t/h | Diesel, tracked |
| Crusher discharge stockpiling | UTD40S / UTD65 | 200-300 t/h | Behind jaw / impact crusher |
| Screener fraction stacking | UTD65 / UTD65S | 200-500 t/h | Multiple units per screener |
| High-volume quarry stockpiles | UTD65S | 300-500 t/h | Cummins 93 kW, tracked |
Answers to the questions plant operators ask before adding a tracked conveyor to their line.
It carries crushed or screened material from a crusher, screener or shredder discharge point and stacks it in stockpiles — replacing loader shuttle runs and fixed stackers. It is the finishing piece of a complete mobile processing line.
Price depends on model, boom length and belt width. Contact Carlsen Wang (WhatsApp +86 15333827088 or 15333827088@163.com) with your plant throughput and stockpile requirements for a tailored quotation.
The range covers 100-500 t/h with belt widths from 800 to 1200 mm. The right model depends on what feeds it and the product you stack — send us your plant details and we will match the conveyor to it.
Yes — the tracked conveyors are diesel-powered (Cummins engines on the UTD40S, UTD65 and UTD65S), making them fully self-contained on remote sites with no power supply required.
The tracked units weigh from about 5.5 to 8.5 tons and travel on standard flat-rack trailers. On site they reposition under their own tracks using wireless remote control — no crane or foundations needed.
Yes. Common configurations use one conveyor behind a crusher and additional units behind each screener deck to stack finished fractions separately — one remote-controlled tracked fleet forms the complete material-handling line. Contact us to design the layout.
How self-propelled stackers cut loader cycles, clean-up and site labour versus fixed conveyor lines.
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