A cone crusher with a capacity of 200 tonnes per hour costs between hundreds of thousands and millions of roubles; the price depends on the design, specifications and manufacturer. When making your choice, consider whether the specifications match the required particle size, the service life of the components and the after-sales service, and do not skimp on overload protection. It is more cost-effective to buy directly from reputable manufacturers; do not purchase second-hand models without a full diagnostic check.
A cone crusher with a capacity of 200 tonnes per hour costs between several hundred thousand and one million roubles; with the price depending on the design, specifications and manufacturer; it is most cost-effective to buy directly from reputable manufacturers without going through intermediaries.
The cost of such a crusher depends on the type of crushing head, whether it has an automated control system, the wear resistance class of its components, and the warranty period. Basic models designed for medium loads are cheaper, whilst reinforced versions for hard rock are 30–50 per cent more expensive.
When selecting equipment, the primary considerations are whether the crushing parameters are suitable for the specific output fraction, the service life of wear parts, and the availability of after-sales support in the region where the equipment will be operated. It is not worth skimping on basic overload protection systems, as they double the service life of the equipment.
The best option is to buy directly from Russian or certified overseas manufacturers; this avoids mark-ups by intermediaries and provides a direct warranty. It is not advisable to buy second-hand models without a full diagnostic check, as hidden faults often lead to costly repairs within the first few months of use.
