Bulk Material Stockpiling

Stacker Solutions for Your Stockyard

Plan material stockpiling around your feed system, required throughput and available space. Explore a practical stacking arrangement for your next project.

Feed • Convey • StockpileConcept illustration — not an equipment specification
At a Glance

From Conveyor Discharge to Organized Stockpiles

A stacker uses a belt conveyor to place bulk material into a stockpile. The right arrangement depends on the material, incoming flow, required pile geometry and stockyard layout.

Aggregates & gravelSandMineral oresCoalOther bulk materials — subject to review
Configuration Routes

Explore a Stacking Arrangement

These are planning options, not fixed equipment packages. Final selection follows a review of your application.

01 / RADIAL

Radial Stacker

A conveyor that slews around a feed point to distribute material across an arc-shaped stockpile area.

Discuss yard layout →
02 / TELESCOPIC

Radial Telescopic Stacker

Combines radial movement with an extendable conveyor to vary the discharge position during stockpiling.

Discuss pile requirements →
03 / MOBILE

Mobile Stacking Conveyor

A relocatable stacking arrangement for projects where the feed position or working area changes over time.

Discuss site mobility →
No standard capacity or reach is assumed. Throughput, conveyor length, discharge height and control requirements must be confirmed for each project.
Project Planning

Start with Your Material and Site

A few practical details help define the scope before discussing a specific configuration or quotation.

Prepare My Project Brief
  • Material type, bulk density, maximum lump size and moisture.
  • Required stacking rate in tonnes per hour and operating schedule.
  • Available yard dimensions and desired stockpile height or volume.
  • Feed equipment, discharge height and conveyor interfaces.
  • Power supply, mobility, controls and dust-management needs.
FAQ

Stacker Project Questions

What information is needed to discuss a stacker?

Start with the material, required throughput, site location and available yard space. Feed size, moisture and a layout drawing are helpful for further review.

Can a stacker work after a crusher or screen?

Stacking conveyors can be integrated with crushing and screening operations. Conveyor interfaces, material size and feed rate need to be checked for the specific installation.

What is the difference between radial and telescopic stacking?

Radial movement changes the discharge direction around a feed point. A telescopic section also changes the conveyor reach, adding flexibility to the discharge position.

Can you provide a fixed price from this page?

This test page does not publish prices or fixed equipment specifications. A quotation requires a confirmed application, equipment scope and delivery requirements.

Discuss Your Project

Tell Us About Your Stockpiling Needs

Prepare a short project brief to use when discussing your requirements with customer support.

Test page: this form only generates a project brief in your browser. It does not send an inquiry or save your details to a server. Customer support integration will be added separately.