If you’re looking to sell a 100 TPH (Tonnes Per Hour) rock crushing plant, here are some key points to consider for a successful sale:
1. Plant Specifications (Highlight Key Features)
– Capacity: 100 TPH (adjustable if possible).
– Primary Crusher: Jaw crusher, impact crusher, or gyratory (specify model).
– Secondary Crusher: Cone crusher or impact crusher.
– Screening System: Vibrating screens (number of decks, size).
– Conveyors & Feeders: Belt sizes, capacity.
– Power Source: Electric or diesel-powered.
– Mobility: Stationary, skid-mounted, or mobile (track/wheel-mounted).
2. Condition & Maintenance History
– New, used (hours/years of operation), or refurbished.
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ponent replacements (e.g., liners, bearings).
– Any warranties remaining.
3. Target Buyers
– Quarry/mining companies.
– Construction firms.
– Aggregate suppliers.
– Equipment resellers/dealers.
4. Sales Channels
– Online Marketplaces:
– [MachineryTrader](https://www.machinerytrader.com/)
– [RockandDirt](https://www.rockanddirt.com/)
– [IronPlanet](https://www.ironplanet.com/)
– [Alibaba](https://www.alibaba.com/) (for international buyers).
– Auctions: Ritchie Bros., Euro Auctions.
– Industry Networks: LinkedIn groups, trade forums.
5. Pricing Strategy
– Compare similar listings for competitive pricing.
– Consider depreciation if used (~30-50% less than new).
– Offer financing options if possible.
6. Attractive Listing Tips
– High-quality photos/videos of the plant in operation.
– Detailed technical specs and maintenance logs.
– Highlight any unique features (automation, fuel efficiency).
7. Legal & Logistics
– Ensure clear ownership documents.
– Offer shipping/delivery assistance if needed.
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