Coarse Crusher Price

Tuesday July-29 2025  17:19:50

As a key piece of equipment in a crushing line, a coarse crusher can cost anywhere from $500 to $500,000, depending on factors such as type, material, configuration, and capacity. A small laboratory coarse crusher might cost only $500 to $2,600, while an industrial-grade jaw crusher typically costs $5,000 to $300,000, and large mobile coarse crushing equipment can even reach $500,000. This article will provide a detailed overview of coarse crusher prices, analyze the price differences between different types of coarse crushers, and explore the key factors influencing price, helping you choose the most cost-effective coarse crusher.

Coarse Crusher Price List (for reference only)

What factors influence the price of a coarse crusher?

Equipment Type and Price Differences

Our factory offers three types of coarse crushers: jaw, twin-roll, and impact. Each design is tailored to specific materials and crushing requirements, resulting in different prices:

Jaw coarse crusher: As the most common primary crushing equipment, prices range from $5,000 to $300,000. Small laboratory jaw coarse crushers cost approximately $15,000 to $50,000, while large mining equipment can exceed $300,000 and is suitable for processing high-hardness materials such as granite and basalt.

Twin-roll coarse crusher: Typically priced between $10,000 and $150,000, it is suitable for fine crushing of medium-hard materials. The twin-roll design provides a more uniform output particle size and is commonly used for crushing materials such as coal, coke, and limestone. Impact Coarse Crusher: Prices range from approximately $50,000 to $200,000. These machines are particularly suitable for processing materials with medium to low hardness, such as limestone and concrete. They are often used in the production of high-quality aggregates requiring a cubic shape.

Equipment Materials and Manufacturing Standards

Stainless steel coarse crushers (such as the ZNJ-80S) are 30-50% more expensive than standard carbon steel models, costing approximately $2,600-$3,500. Pharmaceutical and food-grade equipment that meets GMP standards typically costs 20-40% more than standard industrial models due to special surface treatments and hygienic design requirements. High-manganese steel jaws are 30-50% more expensive than standard alloy steel, but offer a lifespan 2-3 times longer.

Power Configuration and Capacity

Motor power directly impacts price: a small 3kW coarse crusher costs approximately $800-$3,000, while a 30kW industrial-grade unit can cost $10,000-$30,000. The high-capacity CSJ-800, with an output of 5,000 kg per hour, is 5-10 times more expensive than the ZNJ-80S, which produces 200 kg per hour.

Coarse Crusher prices vary considerably. You can choose the most cost-effective equipment configuration based on your actual production needs, budget constraints, and long-term operational plans. You should also conduct an on-site inspection of the equipment's operating conditions to ensure the maximum return on your investment.