Crushing Equipment at Canton Fair 2026: Meet Leimeng Group

Jaw crushers, cone crushers, screening and sand-making equipment for quarry, aggregate and mineral processing projects.

Planning a new crushing plant, replacing an existing machine or adding manufactured sand production? Leimeng Group manufactures crushing, screening, sand-making and washing equipment, with stationary, modular, wheeled and crawler-type plant options.

Meet our team at the 140th Canton Fair in Guangzhou, October 15–19, 2026, in Area D, booths 20.1L34–35 and 20.1L42.

Bring the material and production requirements you are working with. Whether you need one machine or a complete production line, those details provide a useful starting point for discussing equipment and plant configuration.

1. Who Should Meet Leimeng Group?

Our equipment range is relevant to quarry operators, aggregate producers, mining project teams, construction contractors and businesses handling construction and demolition waste.

The discussion will differ according to your role.

A quarry operator may need more output in a particular aggregate size. A contractor may be evaluating mobile crushing equipment for changing job sites. A mineral processing project may need a crushing stage that delivers suitable feed to the next process.

Equipment dealers and distributors are also welcome to discuss their market requirements, preferred equipment types and potential cooperation.

You do not need a finished plant design to begin. A clear description of the application is enough to start identifying the questions that matter.

2. What Crushing and Screening Equipment Does Leimeng Group Supply?

Leimeng Group’s range covers several stages of material processing:

These are equipment families to evaluate, rather than a fixed combination for every project. The selected models and number of stages should follow the feed material, production target and required product specifications.

You can review the Leimeng Group product range before visiting and identify the equipment you would like to discuss.

3. Start with Your Material and Required Products

A limestone quarry and a granite aggregate plant may need different configurations even when their target capacity is the same.

For granite and basalt, the discussion should consider crushability, abrasive wear and the required reduction. For limestone or dolomite, material variability, fines and the target product mix remain important. For iron ore, the crushing stages also need to fit the requirements of downstream processing.

Construction and demolition waste presents another set of questions, including feed variability and the materials that need to be separated.

The material name is a starting point. Maximum feed size, moisture, contamination and available test results make the discussion more useful.

Also explain what you need to produce. “300 tonnes per hour” means more when it is accompanied by the required product sizes and quantities.

4. Compare Stationary, Modular and Mobile Configurations

Leimeng Group supplies stationary and modular crushing and screening arrangements, as well as wheeled and crawler-type mobile plants.

Choosing between them involves more than selecting a preferred machine format. Tell us:

• How long the equipment will remain at each site.

• How often it needs to relocate.

• What space and access are available.

• How material will be fed and finished products removed.

• What power supply is available.

A long-term quarry installation and a contractor moving between sites have different practical requirements. These details help frame a useful comparison of plant layout, equipment connections and relocation needs.

For a mobile crushing enquiry, include both the material-processing duty and the expected movement between working locations.

5. Discuss New Plants and Existing Plant Upgrades

Not every equipment purchase begins with a new production line.

If you already operate a plant, bring the current equipment list and explain what you want to change. Relevant discussions may include:

• Replacing a primary or secondary crusher.

• Increasing output in a required product fraction.

• Adding screening capacity.

• Introducing manufactured sand production.

• Adding washing, fine sand recovery or dewatering.

• Reviewing how a new machine will connect to existing equipment.

For example, adding a sand maker requires a discussion about its feed supply, screening and return material—not simply the machine’s rated capacity.

For a new plant, the starting point is the overall material flow, required products and site arrangement. For an upgrade, it is the existing circuit and the specific production requirement.

6. Prepare a Few Details Before the Meeting

Five details will help make your booth visit more productive:

1. Raw material: rock type and available sample or test information.

2. Maximum feed size: the largest material expected at the proposed machine.

3. Required capacity: clarify whether this means incoming feed or finished output.

4. Product sizes: include target quantities by fraction where possible.

5. Project location: together with relevant site conditions.

Photos, a simple layout and an existing equipment list are also useful. If some information is still being confirmed, identify what is known and what remains open.

You can browse Leimeng Group’s website before the meeting and bring questions about the equipment or applications relevant to your project.

7. Meet Leimeng Group at the 140th Canton Fair

Dates: October 15–19, 2026
Venue: China Import and Export Fair Complex, Pazhou, Guangzhou, China
Booths: Area D, 20.1L34–35 and 20.1L42

Visit our team to discuss crushing, screening, sand-making and washing equipment for your project.

To arrange a discussion before the fair, contact Leimeng Group through our website with your application and preferred meeting date. If you cannot attend, you can send the same project information to begin the equipment discussion remotely.