Haul truck tipping shot rock at an ARRO quarry crushing spread
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Quarries & Aggregate Producers

Mobile Crushing for Quarries & Aggregate Producers.

Add crushing capacity when you need it.

Arro provides mobile crushing for aggregate producers who need additional production capacity without committing to another permanent crushing spread.

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Tell us what you're processing, the production capacity you need, your location, and timing. We'll confirm whether Arro can support the application and schedule.

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Mobile Crushing & Screening
Up to 4,000 Tonnes/Day
Compact Mobile Equipment
Ontario-Wide Service

Built For Production

When you need more tonnes, you need a crusher that can produce.

Quarry production comes down to moving material efficiently while meeting the requirements of the operation.

Demand increases. Equipment goes down. Production falls behind. A new contract creates more volume than your existing spread can handle. When capacity falls short, product gets tighter and schedules start slipping.

Arro adds mobile crushing capacity to help close the gap without requiring you to invest in another permanent spread.

Need more capacity?

Add mobile crushing when production requirements exceed what your existing equipment can comfortably handle.

Equipment down?

Bring in additional crushing capacity while your own equipment is unavailable or undergoing maintenance.

Production behind?

Add another crew and crushing spread to help recover lost tonnes and get production back on track.

ARRO wheel loader dumping rock into the mobile crusher in a cloud of dust
Feeding the plant · On site

Mobile Crushing Capacity

Add production without adding permanent capacity.

Not every production problem deserves a permanent equipment solution.

Sometimes you need another crusher for a few weeks. Sometimes it's a few months. Sometimes one part of the quarry has material that makes more sense to process with a separate mobile spread.

Arro gives aggregate producers another way to add capacity when and where it's needed.

ARRO mobile crushing spread set up alongside a quarry stockpileAlongside Your Plant

Supplemental Production

Add another crushing spread alongside your existing operation when demand exceeds available capacity.

Wheel loader with a full bucket working a large quarry stockpileOne Stockpile, One Run

Dedicated Campaigns

Use a mobile spread to process a specific stockpile, material type, or production run without tying up your primary plant.

Aerial view of an ARRO loader and crusher working a quarry stockpileOn A Schedule

Recurring Support

For quarries with ongoing supplemental crushing requirements, Arro can return based on expected volumes and production schedules.

Why Aggregate Producers Work With Arro

Production without unnecessary friction.

Lots of companies can turn big rock into smaller rock.

The difference is doing it efficiently without creating another operation your team has to constantly manage.

01

Production Focused

Our crews are built around putting material through the plant and keeping production moving.

02

Preventative Maintenance

Crushing is hard on equipment. We focus on maintenance before mobilization to reduce avoidable downtime once production starts.

03

Responsive Scheduling

We coordinate mobilization and production around your schedule and respond when operating conditions change.

04

Clear Communication

Production issues, scheduling changes, and problems are communicated early so your team knows what's happening.

05

Compact & Mobile Equipment

Our mobile spreads can work in areas where larger stationary setups may be impractical and can be repositioned as production needs change.

06

Easy To Work With

Our goal is to add production capacity without adding another operation your team has to constantly manage.

07

Safety Built In

We work within site safety requirements and keep safe operation part of the job from planning through production.

ARRO screener and trailer on site with a crew member walking past
Screening spread · Crew on site

Real crews. Real equipment. No stock photos.

Production Capacity

Built to put material through.

When you're bringing in a contract crusher, production matters.

In suitable quarry applications, Arro's mobile crushing spreads can produce up to 4,000 tonnes per day, depending on the material, required finished product, site conditions, feed consistency, and equipment configuration.

Before mobilization, we review the job with your team so both sides understand the production target and what will be required to achieve it.

Up to 4,000tonnes/dayIn Suitable Quarry Applications
13+hours/dayTypical Production Schedule
6days/weekTypical Operating Schedule
MultiplecrewsAvailable for Crushing Projects Across Ontario

Actual production depends on material, finished product requirements, site conditions, feed consistency, and equipment configuration.

St Marys quarry · ARRO reel

Product Requirements

Start with what you're trying to produce.

Production isn't only about tonnes per hour. The finished product still has to be up to spec.

Before production begins, we review the feed material, required finished product, screen requirements, site conditions, and production targets with your team.

From there, we configure the crushing and screening spread for the planned work and monitor production as the job progresses.

If material conditions or production requirements change, we communicate with your team and make practical adjustments where possible.

Common Quarry Applications May Include

  • Granular products
  • Clear stone
  • Crusher runs
  • Rip rap
  • Oversize reduction
  • Other specified aggregate products

Available products and production rates depend on the feed material, required gradation, equipment configuration, and project requirements.

Working Within Your Quarry

Another crushing spread shouldn't become another problem to manage.

Your operation doesn't stop because a contractor arrives.

Loaders are moving. Haul trucks are running. Material is being processed. Customers still need product. Your own crews still have work to do.

Before mobilization, Arro reviews the working area, material flow, equipment requirements, traffic, stockpile locations, and production plan with your team.

The goal is simple: add crushing capacity without forcing the rest of your quarry to work around the crushing contractor.

01

Site Coordination

Plan the crushing area, equipment layout, material flow, and site access before production begins.

02

Compact Setup

Mobile equipment gives us more flexibility when working around existing quarry infrastructure and production.

03

Professional Crews

Our crews understand they're working inside your operation and are expected to respect your people, equipment, traffic, and the way your site operates.

04

Clear Closeout

When production is complete, we work to leave the crushing area clean and ready for the next stage of your operation.

Keeping Production Moving

Downtime costs more than crusher time.

When a contract crushing spread goes down, the impact can extend beyond the crusher.

Loaders wait. Trucks wait. Production targets slip. Material that was supposed to be available isn't ready when it's needed.

Arro focuses on preventative maintenance before equipment arrives on site to reduce avoidable downtime during production.

If an unexpected issue does occur, the priority is restoring production quickly. That may mean repairing the equipment on site or, when available and necessary, bringing in additional crushing capacity.

Protecting production is more important than protecting a schedule.

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Jared's always been pretty quick to either, one, get his equipment repaired and running again, or two, bring in additional crushing capacity, whether that's his own equipment or renting it.Cody C.

The Right Kind Of Quarry Work

Straightforward production is where we do our best work.

Arro isn't trying to be the right crushing contractor for every quarry application.

We're particularly well suited to jobs where the objective is clear: process significant volumes of material efficiently with a mobile crushing and screening spread.

The cleaner the production plan, the easier it is for both teams to focus on what matters: safe, efficient production.

A Good Fit

Clear objective. Big volume.

High-volume crushing runs, supplemental capacity, straightforward rock crushing, dedicated stockpile processing, and recurring production support.

Let's Review It First

Complex flows. Many products.

Jobs requiring several finished products at once, unusually complicated material flows, or configurations that require extensive additional equipment should be reviewed before we determine whether Arro is the right fit.

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Oshawa · What they don't realize

A Good Fit For Arro

Is your operation a good fit?

Arro is particularly well suited for aggregate producers looking for:

  • Additional crushing capacity during periods of high demand
  • Mobile support when existing equipment is unavailable
  • High-volume stockpile processing
  • Straightforward rock crushing
  • Dedicated production campaigns
  • Compact equipment that can work within an existing quarry
  • Recurring or longer-term crushing support
  • A crushing contractor that can work alongside an established production team

If that sounds like what you need, let's talk.

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Straight answers on production rates, products, equipment, and working alongside your plant.

How much material can Arro process per day?+

In suitable quarry applications, production can reach up to approximately 4,000 tonnes per day.

Actual production depends on the feed material, required finished product, site conditions, equipment configuration, and how consistently material can be presented to the crusher.

What types of quarry material can Arro crush?+

Arro can process a range of quarry rock and aggregate materials.

Before quoting the project, we'll review the material, required finished product, expected volume, and production requirements to determine whether our equipment is a good fit.

What products can you make?+

Finished products depend on the feed material, required gradation, and crushing and screening configuration.

Before mobilization, we review the products you're trying to produce and determine the appropriate equipment and screen setup for the planned work.

Can Arro work alongside our existing crushing operation?+

Yes, depending on site layout and the production plan.

Mobile crushing can be used as supplemental capacity alongside an existing operation, for a dedicated stockpile, or in another area of the quarry where separate production makes sense.

Can you move the crushing spread within the quarry?+

Yes. Depending on site conditions and equipment configuration, Arro's mobile spread can be repositioned as production requirements change.

What equipment do you typically bring?+

A typical Arro crushing spread may include:

  • Impact crusher
  • Screener
  • 100-foot stacker
  • Wheel loader
  • 20-ton excavator with attachments

The exact equipment depends on the material, required finished product, production target, and site conditions.

How do you charge for quarry crushing?+

Most Arro crushing projects are billed by the tonne of finished product.

Our conveyors are equipped with belt scales that track material as it's produced, giving Arro and the customer a clear production record.

How soon can Arro mobilize?+

Availability varies, and projects are typically scheduled several weeks in advance.

If you have an upcoming production requirement or unexpected capacity issue, contact us as early as possible. We'll review crew and equipment availability and tell you what's possible.

Can Arro support recurring quarry production?+

Yes. For aggregate producers with ongoing supplemental crushing requirements, Arro can discuss recurring schedules and longer-term arrangements based on expected volumes, locations, and production requirements.

How far does Arro travel?+

Arro regularly works throughout Southern Ontario and travels across the province when production volume and project logistics make sense.

What information do you need to quote a quarry project?+

It helps to have:

  • Material type
  • Approximate tonnage
  • Required finished product
  • Quarry location
  • Desired production rate
  • Desired start date
  • Desired completion date

You don't need every detail figured out before contacting us. We'll review the project with your team and determine what else is needed before providing pricing.

Let's Talk

Add crushing capacity when you need it.

Whether you need supplemental production, help working through a large stockpile, or additional crushing capacity for an upcoming production run, let's find out if Arro is the right fit.

Check Project Fit & Availability

Tell us what you're processing, the production capacity you need, your location, and timing. We'll confirm whether Arro can support the application and schedule.