How much does a crusher that processes over 1000 tonnes per hour cost

A crusher, also known as a rock crusher or grinding machine, is a primary piece of equipment in mining operations, suitable for processing approximately 200 types of ore. It crushes materials through methods such as compression, layering, and impact. Depending on their output capacity, crushers are categorised into large, medium, and small sizes. Those capable of processing over 1,000 tonnes per hour fall under the large-scale category. How much does such a machine cost?

For crushers with a processing capacity of 1,000 tonnes per hour, there are currently several models available on the market, such as the PE-1200×1500 and PE-1500×1800, including jaw crushers, cone crushers, and hammer crushers, to meet users' different needs at various stages.

1. Jaw Crusher

Generally used for primary crushing and coarse crushing, with a large feed size. It operates on the principle of compression crushing, where the movable jaw plate periodically presses against the fixed jaw plate to crush the ore blocks trapped between them. The deep chamber design eliminates dead zones, reducing the risk of blockages. Additionally, the flywheel design effectively reduces vibration, ensuring smoother operation and increased overall output. It is equipped with a shim-type discharge opening adjustment device.

2. Cone Crusher

Generally used for secondary crushing and medium to fine crushing, it is suitable for hard materials such as basalt and granite. It operates on the principle of compression crushing, with the concave liner requiring no packing material and being quick and easy to replace. The PLC + touchscreen fully automatic control system ensures safe operation. Multiple cavity types are available to accommodate various particle size requirements. Wear-resistant components have strong durability and a long service life, making it highly suitable for large-scale aggregate processing plants.

3. Hammer Crusher  

Achieves one-step crushing, suitable for medium-hardness and brittle materials. It primarily relies on the impact force of the hammer heads to crush materials. With a modular design, changing the chamber type allows for seamless transition between coarse, medium, and fine crushing, eliminating the need for a secondary crushing and shaping process. This enhances production efficiency, reduces costs by approximately 40%, and features low energy consumption and minimal investment. It is particularly suitable for materials used in highways, construction, and large-scale engineering projects.

How much does a crusher with a capacity of over 1,000 tonnes per hour cost? You can directly consult the manufacturer of your choice. Our company handles all aspects from R&D, manufacturing, sales, to after-sales service in-house, ensuring the quality of materials and craftsmanship. We have established a modern testing facility, guaranteeing quality and offering competitive prices. You can inquire about the price list online and receive customised model services. Customer service is available 24/7 for free consultations.