Mobile stone crushers cost between 1.2 and 8 million roubles (the price depends on the specifications). It’s best to buy directly from the manufacturers: you’ll save up to 30% and get a warranty; don’t buy from resellers.
A mobile rock crusher is a handy piece of equipment on construction sites and in the mining industry; its price ranges from 1.2 to 8 million roubles, depending on its capacity and specifications, it is most cost-effective to buy directly from official manufacturers, which allows you to save up to 30% off the retail price and receive an official warranty.
The cost of the unit is determined by several key parameters: the type of crushing mechanism (jaw, cone or rotary), capacity (from 10 to 500 tonnes per hour), the type of chassis (wheeled or tracked) and the inclusion of additional options such as a built-in screening unit. The higher the capacity and the more complex the design, the higher the final price of the unit.
It is not advisable to purchase equipment from unofficial intermediaries or on unverified online marketplaces, where second-hand units with hidden defects and no warranty cover are often found. It is also not cost-effective to buy from small local retailers, where the mark-up on goods can reach 40% due to multiple layers of intermediaries.
When ordering directly from the manufacturer, you benefit from the lowest possible price with no unnecessary mark-ups, an official warranty of between 1 and 3 years, the option to customise the configuration to suit your specific requirements, and free basic setup of the equipment prior to dispatch. Many manufacturers also offer flexible instalment plans for corporate clients.
Before making your final decision, it is worth comparing quotes from at least three reputable manufacturers, checking whether delivery and commissioning are included in the quoted price, and reading reviews from real customers on independent industry websites. You shouldn’t be tempted by prices that are too low, as this often indicates the use of poor-quality components and a lack of after-sales support.
