used mill crushers

If you’re looking for used mill crushers, there are several options available depending on your needs (e.g., jaw crushers, cone crushers, impact crushers, hammer mills, ball mills). Here’s a guide to help you find and evaluate used crushers:

Where to Buy Used Mill Crushers
1. Online Marketplaces
– [MachineryTrader](https://www.machinerytrader.com/) (US-based)
– [Rock & Dirt](https://www.rockanddirt.com/) (aggregate equipment)
– [IronPlanet](https://www.ironplanet.com/) (auctions)
– [eBay](https://www.ebay.com/) (smaller units)
– [Alibaba Used Equipment](https://www.alibaba.com/) (global suppliers)

2. Specialized Dealers
– AMI Crushers
– Mellott Company (US-based, specializes in Metso/Sandvik)
– Eagle Crusher (used equipment listings)

3. Auction Sites
– [BidEquip](https://www.bidequip.com/)
– [GovDeals](https://www.govdeals.com/) (government surplus)

4. Local Classifieds & Industrial Surplus
– Craigslist, Facebook Marketplace

Types of Used Mill Crushers Available
– Jaw Crushers – Good for primary crushing (e.g., Metso Nordberg, Terex Pegson).
– Cone Crushers – Secondary/tertiary crushing (e.g., Sandvik, Symons).
– Impact Crushers – For softer materials like limestone (e.g., Hazemag, Rubble Master).
– Hammer Mills – For fine grinding (e.g., Williams, Stedman).
– Ball/Rod Mills – For mineral processing (used in mining).

What to Check Before Buying
✅ Condition & Wear – Inspect liners, hammers, bearings, and motor.
✅ Maintenance History – Ask for service records.
✅ Production Capacity – Ensure it meets your needs.
✅ Spare Parts Availability – Check if replacements are accessible.

Estimated Prices (Used)