A 200 t/h crusher costs between 1.2 and 3.8 million roubles (the price depends on the type, specifications and brand). It’s best to buy directly from Russian manufacturers without going through intermediaries; check the warranty and after-sales service; for simple tasks, a basic jaw crusher model will suffice.
A crusher with a capacity of 200 tonnes per hour costs between 1.2 and 3.8 million roubles, depending on the type and specifications; it is most cost-effective to buy directly from manufacturers based in Russia, thereby avoiding intermediary mark-ups and securing a full warranty on the equipment.
The cost depends directly on the type of machine: jaw crushers are the most economical option, cone crushers are 30–40% more expensive, whilst rotary crushers for fine crushing are the most expensive. The price is also influenced by the availability of additional options, the automation system and the equipment manufacturer; branded solutions can add up to 25% to the final cost.
The best option is to contact Russian manufacturers of crushing equipment directly; this allows you to avoid the mark-ups charged by intermediaries, which usually amount to 15–30% of the actual cost. You can also keep an eye out for seasonal promotions on the companies’ official websites, which often offer discounts on components and free delivery within the country.
As well as the price, it is worth checking whether there is an official warranty covering at least 12 months, whether after-sales service is available in the region where you are buying, and whether there is a stock of spare parts. You should not accept excessively low prices for second-hand equipment without first having it inspected by an independent specialist, as this could lead to rapid breakdowns and additional costs.
For standard granite and limestone crushing tasks, the basic configuration of a jaw crusher is sufficient and will cost the least. If you need to produce a specific particle size, it is worth paying extra for a built-in screening module; this will save you money on purchasing additional separate equipment in the future.
