Crawler crushers for quarries — capable of traversing rough terrain and resistant to harsh conditions — should be purchased from authorised dealers; prices range from 2 to 15 million roubles, depending on the specifications. Choose one suited to your requirements; new models are preferable.
A tracked crusher for quarries is an indispensable tool for processing rock; it can be purchased from the manufacturers’ authorised dealers and specialist suppliers of heavy machinery, with prices ranging from 2 to 15 million roubles depending on specifications and configuration; the choice should be made based on the specific requirements of the business.
These machines offer superior off-road capability across the rugged terrain of open-cast mines; they are unaffected by dust, moisture and temperature fluctuations, and their tracked chassis allows them to move independently around the quarry site without the need for additional transport between each work area, which significantly reduces non-productive downtime.
The best option is to buy from the official representatives of the manufacturers, as this guarantees that the components are genuine, provides an official warranty and ensures access to after-sales service. You should avoid dealing with unverified private sellers to prevent buying faulty or refurbished equipment passed off as new.
The price is determined by the type of crushing mechanism — jaw, cone and rotary models have different prices, as well as their capacity, the maximum size of the feed material and the availability of additional options such as a built-in screening module; more powerful models for large quarries naturally cost considerably more than their compact counterparts.
Before making a purchase, it is worth assessing the volume of work planned, the type of rock to be crushed and the area of the quarry; you should not overpay for excess capacity if your requirements are limited to small processing volumes; you should also check in advance the availability of consumables and repair times in your region to avoid equipment downtime in the event of a breakdown.
New tracked crushers have no hidden defects, come with an official warranty of between 1 and 3 years and comply with modern environmental safety requirements; Second-hand equipment may be more cost-effective initially, but often requires costly repairs within the first few months of operation, which ultimately makes it an unprofitable purchase for continuous use in a quarry.
