If you’re looking for used mobile stone crushers or considering a stone crushing plant, here are key points to consider:
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1. Used Mobile Stone Crushers
– Types Available:
– Jaw crushers (e.g., Metso, Sandvik, Terex Pegson)
– Impact crushers (e.g., Kleemann, Rubble Master)
– Cone crushers (e.g., Nordberg, Symons)
– Portable/hydraulic-driven crushers
– Advantages:
– Lower upfront cost than new equipment.
– Quick setup and mobility for on-site crushing.
– Ideal for short-term projects or budget constraints.
– Disadvantages:
– Higher maintenance risks (wear parts may need replacement).
– Limited warranty compared to new machines.
– Where to Buy?
– Online marketplaces (e.g., MachineryTrader, Mascus, Ritchie Bros).
– Local dealers specializing in used construction equipment.
2. Stone Crushing Plant Options
– Fixed vs. Mobile Plants:
– Fixed plants are stationary and best for long-term operations.
– Mobile plants offer flexibility for multiple job sites.
– Key Components:
– Primary crusher (jaw/impact) → Secondary crusher (cone/impact) → Screening → Conveyors → Storage bins.
– Customization: Plants can be tailored based on:
– Production capacity (50–500 TPH).
– Material type (granite, limestone, recycled concrete).
3. Buying Considerations
✔ Check machine hours & maintenance history if buying used.
✔ Compare fuel efficiency & operating costs (diesel vs electric).
✔ Verify spare parts availability for older models.
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