The cost of stone crushers depends on the type, capacity and brand. It is not worth buying from untested sellers or intermediaries; it is better value to order directly from manufacturers: there is no mark-up and a warranty is included. Compare quotes from 3–4 suppliers.
If you are looking for a stone crusher, you first need to understand that the price depends on the type, power and manufacturer; it is best to order directly from trusted suppliers to avoid mark-ups by intermediaries and to ensure you receive a warranty on the equipment.
The cost of a stone crusher is primarily determined by its type: jaw crushers start at 150,000 roubles, cone crushers at 320,000, and rotary crushers for fine crushing start at 280,000. The price is also influenced by capacity, the availability of additional options such as automation systems, and the manufacturer’s brand; well-known brands always command a higher price due to their proven reliability.
It is not advisable to buy crushers from unverified online classifieds sites from private sellers, particularly if the equipment is second-hand and has no verified service history. You should also avoid small intermediary firms that do not provide an official warranty and cannot arrange for subsequent maintenance, as this will lead to unnecessary costs in the event of a breakdown.
When ordering directly from the manufacturer, you avoid paying the mark-up charged by intermediaries, which usually amounts to between 20 and 40% of the total cost. Furthermore, the manufacturer can tailor the crusher’s specifications to your specific requirements, provide an official warranty for up to 3 years, and arrange for free installation and training for your staff on how to operate the equipment.
Before finalising your order, request quotes from 3–4 different suppliers straight away, and compare not only the total price but also the services included: delivery, installation and warranty service. Be sure to clarify the delivery times, as a lower price sometimes means having to wait up to three months for the equipment, which may not be suitable for your production schedule.
