Crusher Machine For Sale

Choosing the right crusher machine for sale means more than comparing prices and production capacities. The equipment must handle your material, meet your required output sizes, and deliver the capacity your project needs without unnecessary operating costs. Explore crusher types, real project applications, pricing factors, and practical buying advice to identify a solution that fits your production goals and budget.

Different Types of Crusher Machines for Sale

Crusher machines differ in how they break material, where they operate in the crushing process, and the products they help produce. The four common types are jaw, cone, impact, and VSI crushers.

Key Differences Between Crusher Machines:

Comparison Factor	Jaw Crusher	Cone Crusher	Impact Crusher	VSI Crusher
Main Crushing Action	Compression between jaw plates	Compression between mantle and concave	Impact against blow bars and impact surfaces	High-speed impact against surfaces or particles
Typical Process Stage	Primary crushing	Secondary or tertiary crushing	Primary or secondary crushing, depending on design	Fine crushing or particle shaping
Typical Material Suitability	Coarse rock feed, including hard rock	Hard and abrasive rock	Suitable rock and selected recycled materials	Suitable feed for manufactured sand and aggregate shaping
Main Production Purpose	Reduce large feed to a manageable size	Further reduce hard rock to smaller aggregate	Reduce material and potentially improve particle shape	Produce manufactured sand or improve aggregate shape
Important Operating Trade-off	Feed size and jaw wear	Liner wear and product grading	Blow-bar wear, especially with abrasive feed	Feed suitability, wear, and fine-product grading

Crushing Machine Specifications

Crushing Solutions for Different Projects: Stationary and Mobile Applications

120 TPH Stationary Crushing Solution for Aggregate Production in Tanzania

A construction contractor in Songea, Tanzania, invested in a stationary crushing plant to secure aggregate supplies for its own construction projects and develop an additional sales business. We provided a complete three-stage crushing and screening solution, along with on-site technical support.

Project at a Glance

• Plant Type: Stationary crushing plant
• Equipment: Jaw crusher + Cone crusher + Impact crusher + Vibrating screen
• Application: Construction aggregate production and commercial sales

Three-Stage Crushing Configuration

The production line combines three crusher types to handle different crushing stages:

• Primary Crushing: Jaw crusher reduces large raw materials.
• Secondary Crushing: Cone crusher further reduces the material size.
• Tertiary Crushing: Impact crusher provides additional size reduction.
• Screening: Separates finished aggregates into different size fractions.

On-Site Installation and Technical Support

Aimix provided on-site installation, commissioning, and operator training in Tanzania, helping the customer complete plant setup and bring the crushing line into operation.

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80 TPH Wheeled Mobile Crushing Plant for Granite Processing in Zimbabwe

A first-time investor in Zimbabwe selected the mobile crushing plant to process local granite and establish an aggregate supply business. Its integrated design provided a compact crushing solution for producing multiple aggregate sizes with flexible site deployment.

Project at a Glance

• Model: APY4-57J110C-S3 4-in-1 Wheeled Mobile Crusher
• Feed Size: ≤450 mm
• Final Products: 0–5 mm, 5–10 mm, 10–15 mm, 15–22 mm
• Applications: Concrete, brick manufacturing, and construction

Integrated Mobile Configuration

The plant integrates a feeder, jaw crusher, cone crusher, and vibrating screen with conveying equipment. Its wheeled chassis simplifies transportation and provides greater flexibility in site arrangement compared with a fixed production line.

Project Implementation and Results

We provided installation assistance, commissioning, and operator training. The plant was successfully put into operation, enabling the customer to produce four aggregate sizes and supply different segments of the local construction market.

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How Crusher Machines Work Together in a Crushing Plant

A crushing plant combines feeding, crushing, screening, and conveying equipment to produce aggregates that meet specific size and gradation requirements. The final output depends on how these components work together, not just on the crusher’s rated capacity.

How to Choose a Crushing Machine for Your Project

Choose a crushing machine based on four factors: material properties, feed size, finished product requirements, and required production capacity. These determine the suitable crushing configuration, expected wear and operating conditions, product quality, and achievable output. Evaluate them before comparing crushing equipment models or purchase prices.

Match the Crusher to the Material Properties

Material properties affect crushing performance, wear costs, and operating stability.

Material condition	Key selection consideration
High hardness or compressive strength	Crushing capability under the expected feed conditions
High abrasiveness or quartz content	Wear-part life and replacement costs
High moisture or clay content	Material buildup, feeding interruptions, and screen blockage
Steel or other contaminants in demolition waste	Separation requirements and equipment protection

Do not select a crusher based on rock type alone. Consider material properties alongside feed conditions and the required finished product.

Before purchasing crusher equipment, verify that the complete production line can handle the required feed rate and consistently produce the target volume of saleable aggregate under actual operating conditions.

Mobile vs. Stationary Crushers for Sale: Comparing Mobility, Setup, and Plant Layout

Mobile and stationary crushers differ mainly in mobility, installation requirements, equipment layout, and relocation flexibility. Mobile crushers suit on-site processing and frequent relocation, while stationary crushers suit long-term production at a fixed site with more flexible equipment arrangements.

The following comparison highlights the key differences to consider when evaluating mobile and stationary crushing equipment for sale.

Decision Factor	Mobile Crusher Setup	Stationary Crusher Setup
Mobility and relocation	Designed for relocation between job sites, subject to transport and access requirements	Designed for long-term operation at a fixed location
Site preparation	Requirements depend on chassis design, ground conditions, leveling, and auxiliary equipment	May require foundations, civil works, and fixed utility connections
Transport and access	Must meet road transport limits and site access conditions	Requires planned delivery, equipment positioning, and installation at the selected site
Plant layout	Favors compact arrangements and integrated equipment, depending on configuration	Allows more customized layouts for crushers, screens, conveyors, and stockpiles
Equipment integration	Some configurations combine feeding, crushing, and screening; others require separate auxiliary equipment	Individual machines can be arranged and connected to suit the production process
Future expansion	Capacity can be expanded by adding or replacing mobile units, subject to site and equipment constraints	Additional crushing stages, screens, or conveyors can be integrated, subject to available space and system capacity

Which Setup Fits Different Operating Conditions?

• Mobile crushing setup: Consider this option when equipment must move between job sites or process material close to where it is excavated.
• Stationary crushing setup: Consider this option when the operation remains at one location and requires a coordinated layout of crushers, screens, conveyors, and stockpiles.
• Before purchasing: Confirm transport limits, site preparation requirements, equipment integration, and the space available for future expansion.

Crusher Machine Price: What Affects the Purchase Cost?

Crusher machine prices vary by equipment type, model, capacity, and configuration. The following table provides reference price ranges for individual crushing machines to help with preliminary budgeting. Actual prices depend on the selected specifications and configuration.

Crusher Machine Price Range by Type and Model

Crusher Type	Model	Price Range (USD)
Jaw Crusher	APJ-E	$18,000–$210,000
	APJ-V	$27,000–$175,000
	APJ-X	$9,800–$23,200
Cone Crusher	APC-Y	$26,000–$124,000
	APC-C	$46,000–$232,000
	APC-M	$63,000–$260,000
	APC-D	$60,000–$450,000
Impact Crusher	APF	$19,000–$66,000
	APF-V	$20,000–$68,000
	APF-H	$35,000–$140,000
Sand Making Machine	APV	$27,000–$65,000
	APV-X	$28,000–$105,000

Note: These are reference price ranges for individual crushing machines, not complete crushing plants. Final quotations depend on equipment specifications and configuration. Freight, installation, auxiliary equipment, and other services may incur additional costs.