For small quarries, choose a crusher suited to the raw material, volumes and site area; buy from authorised dealers, and check the specifications, demonstration and after-sales service.
A 100 t/h crusher costs between 1.2 and 4.5 million roubles; the price depends on the type and specifications. It’s best to buy from manufacturers, dealers or specialist online marketplaces, where you can save up to 30%. Check that the warranty is valid for at least one year, and avoid buying second-hand models that are too cheap.
A 110 kW crusher costs between 1.2 and 2.8 million roubles. The price depends on the type, materials, options and brand. It is better value to buy from reputable manufacturers; check the warranty, after-sales service and what’s included.
It is best to purchase a 75 kW crusher from authorised manufacturers; choose one based on the type of raw material and capacity; ensure it complies with mains supply and maintenance requirements; and check the warranty and after-sales service.
500 t/h crushers are required for large-scale projects; they are selected based on the raw material, particle size and site conditions, purchased from certified manufacturers with at least 10 years’ experience, and maintained in accordance with maintenance schedules to extend their service life.
A 200 t/h crusher processes dense materials; when making your selection, consider the type of raw material, compatibility with the production line, the availability of spare parts and after-sales service, and take into account the actual throughput with a margin of capacity.
When selecting a 100 t/h crusher for the mining and construction sectors, choose a model suited to the raw material, check the actual throughput, assess the operating costs and service life of the components, and select a reliable local supplier offering a warranty.
A 50 t/h jaw crusher is suitable for small and medium-sized production facilities. When choosing one, compare it with your raw materials and check the feed capacity, energy consumption and after-sales service. Avoid common pitfalls: don’t just go for the lowest price; take into account the calibration and customer reviews. You can get a good deal by buying directly from manufacturers, at trade fairs, or by purchasing a reliable second-hand machine.
A dust-suppression crusher grinds materials and protects staff. Choose one based on the type of material, dust suppression efficiency (at least 95%) and power; buy from official distributors and save money with special offers.
To get the best deal when buying a crusher with a conveyor, contact official manufacturers or reputable distributors; choose based on capacity, durability and dimensions; avoid low prices; and ask for certificates and a warranty.
