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  • 1997 Grasan KR1010D #CRW100

    1997 Grasan KR1010D #CRW100

      * 1997 GRASAN KR1010D - CRUSHER/SCREEN PLANT WITH A HAZMEG IMPACT CRUSHER * 5'x10' TWO DECK SCREENING PLANT * 24"x50' STACKING CONVEYOR * 24" x50' RETURN CONVEYOR * COMES WITH A BUNCH OF EXTRA PARTS INCLUDING NEW...

      Plainfield, IL
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      Wash Plant with Trio Crusher

      Wash Plant with Trio Crusher

        Consisting Of: Trio 1252 Crusher (1 Flip) 5ft x 14ft Eljay Reject Screen 6ft x 16ft Eljay Recycle Screen All Rolling Stock: 1998 Hitachi EX700H Excavator Komatsu WA350 Wheel Loader 1998 CAT D300E 30-Ton Articulat...

        United States
      • Scalper 107T Portable Screening Plant

        Scalper 107T Portable Screening Plant

        • Manufacturer: Screen Machine
        • Model: Scalper 107T

        The Scalper 107T Double Deck Screening Plant is a patented, heavy-duty, track-mounted screening plant designed to screen rock, soils, sand, gravel, coal, concrete and more. It works best when paired with your 3-5...

        Etna, OH
      • 2005 EAGLE CRUSHER 33D5500

        2005 EAGLE CRUSHER 33D5500

        • Manufacturer: Eagle crusher
        • Model: 33D5500

        Very well maintained and work ready. 2 working stack conveyors and one parts conveyor. Video available upon request.

        $149,000 USD

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        Est. $2,804/mo

        Longwood, FL

      Overview

      Crushers and screening plants are essential machines in the mining and construction industries for crushing and sorting various materials. Crushers break down large rocks, stones, or ore into smaller pieces, while screening plants separate materials by size for further processing or use. These machines enhance efficiency in material handling and processing, contributing to project productivity.

      FAQ

      What should I look for when buying a used crusher or screening plant?

      Check the machine's operational hours, maintenance history, overall condition, and any signs of wear or damage. Verify if all components and attachments are in working order.

      How can I ship a crusher or screening plant safely?

      Use a specialized heavy machinery transport service. Ensure the equipment is securely fastened and protected during transit to prevent damage.

      What maintenance is required for crushers and screening plants?

      Regular maintenance includes checking and replacing wear parts, lubricating moving components, inspecting belts and screens, and ensuring all safety features are operational. Always follow the manufacturer's recommended maintenance schedule.