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MOBILE CRUSHING · SCREENING · PLANT HIRE

Your material.
Your project.
Let’s get to work.

Mobile impact crushing for rubble and gravel. Screening and plant hire for the job ahead. Start with a practical conversation about your site.

PROJECT ENQUIRIESAcross South Africa
Mobile impact crusher on site, photographed in supplied Bokkie Camo material
Plant in focusMobile impact crushing01 / BC

For aggregate operations.
For construction contractors.

Tell us the material, location and intended use.
We’ll discuss the scope before making commitments.

Speak to Tiaan 060 849 5329

01 / WHAT WE DO

The right conversation
for the work ahead.

Choose the service that fits your requirement. We’ll work through the material, equipment and site details with you.

Actual turquoise tracked mobile impact crusher on a material site01 / MATERIAL PROCESSING

Rubble. Gravel. A defined end use.

Mobile impact crushing for building rubble and gravel intended for filling applications. Start with what is on your site and what the processed material needs to do.

A USEFUL STARTING POINT

  • Material type and approximate quantity
  • Required product or project specification
  • Site access, working space and timing

02 / PLANT & SITE WORK

See the equipment.
Discuss the application.

Real equipment imagery from supplied site material. Tell us what you need to achieve; suitable units, arrangements and availability are confirmed for each job.

Actual turquoise tracked mobile impact crusher on a material siteCrushing

Mobile impact crushing

Discuss rubble and gravel processing against your material and filling specification.

Actual tracked screening plant and conveyorsScreening

Screening plant

Bring the feed material and separation requirements into the conversation.

Actual wheel loader supplied in Bokkie Camo's site mediaSite equipment

Front-end loading

Talk through loading, stockpiling and material-handling requirements.

Two excavators at a material siteSite equipment

Excavation & site work

Describe the work, site conditions and programme before selecting equipment.

Photos illustrate plant and site work. They do not represent a live availability list, a fleet count or a promised specification.

03 / FROM ENQUIRY TO SCOPE

A clear brief.
A practical next step.

Good project decisions start with the details on the ground. Tiaan is your contact for assessing the requirement and discussing the way forward.

Build your project brief
Excavator on a low-bed trailer
Mobilisation and site responsibilities form part of the project discussion.
  1. 01

    Share the job

    Tell us your site location, material or task, approximate quantity and programme. Add material photos when you contact Tiaan.

  2. 02

    Assess the requirement

    Discuss feed and output requirements, site access, equipment suitability and whether further assessment is needed.

  3. 03

    Agree the scope

    Confirm availability, mobilisation, responsibilities and written commercial terms before the work is scheduled.

A PERSON BEHIND THE PROJECT

Talk to Tiaan.

Not sure where your requirement fits? Start with the job you need done. Share what you know, and take the discussion from there.

WhatsApp Tiaan

04 / BEFORE YOU ENQUIRE

Good questions.
A better brief.

A few things to know before we discuss your project.

What should I send with a crushing enquiry?

Start with the town or site area, material description, approximate quantity, intended use or required specification and preferred timing. Material photos are useful. Include the largest pieces and any known contamination if you can; suitability is assessed for the job.

Can I discuss G5–G7 filling requirements?

Yes. Share the required specification and intended application. A material description or photograph does not establish a certified grade. The material, process and any testing requirements must be assessed before a specification is agreed.

Where can I enquire about work?

Bokkie Camo welcomes project enquiries across South Africa. Send the actual site location so technical fit, mobilisation and commercial arrangements can be discussed. Start dates and availability are confirmed for each project.

Do I need exact volumes or a final specification?

No. An estimate is enough to start a useful conversation. Mark provisional quantities, dates and specifications clearly so the requirements can be refined with Tiaan.

How are pricing and availability confirmed?

They depend on the agreed scope, equipment, duration, location and site requirements. Discuss these with Tiaan and request written terms covering the pricing basis, mobilisation, responsibilities and exclusions before committing.

Can we discuss a longer-term mining or plant requirement?

Yes. Share the proposed scope, location, programme and equipment requirements. An enquiry starts an assessment; it does not imply confirmed capacity, commodity experience or an agreed contract.

05 / YOUR NEXT PROJECT

Let’s talk
about your site.

Build a short project brief for Tiaan. You can review it before opening WhatsApp, then add photos and send it when you’re ready.

Prefer a quick conversation? The call and email links work without completing the brief.

PROJECT BRIEF01 / 03
What does the job involve?

Approximate information is fine at this stage.

Discuss your project