Crushers with a capacity of 500 t/h for the mining and construction sectors cost between 3.2 and 18 million roubles (Russian-made); Western-made models are 40–60% more expensive. The price depends on the type, configuration and manufacturer; it is more cost-effective to buy directly from the manufacturers without intermediary mark-ups.
A crusher with a capacity of 500 tonnes per hour is in high demand in the mining and construction sectors; its price ranges from several million to tens of millions of roubles, depending on the design, manufacturer and specifications, and the best deals can be found directly from reputable manufacturers, without intermediary mark-ups.
The price of such equipment is influenced by a number of factors: first and foremost, the type of crusher itself — jaw, cone and impact models have different production costs. The final price is also affected by the material used for wear parts, the presence of additional automation and control systems, as well as the manufacturer’s reputation and the duration of the warranty period. Local transport costs and the inclusion of auxiliary components can also add between 5 and 15 per cent to the final cost
For the current year, 2026, the base models of 500-tonne-per-hour jaw crushers from Russian manufacturers start at 3.2 million roubles, mid-range cone crushers cost between 5.8 and 8.5 million roubles, whilst high-capacity impact crushers with a fine-tuning system for particle size can cost between 12 and 18 million roubles. Prices for equipment from Western brands are, on average, 40–60 per cent higher than those of domestic equivalents with comparable technical specifications
Official manufacturers offer the lowest mark-ups and the most favourable terms; furthermore, they can be commissioned to customise equipment specifications to suit specific requirements. Buying from intermediary trading companies usually adds 20–30 per cent to the cost, whilst purchasing second-hand equipment can halve costs but carries the risks of hidden defects and the lack of a full warranty. It is recommended that you request test runs and quality certificates from any potential supplier in advance
