Canada’s robust construction and mining sectors drive demand for cost-effective crushing solutions. Used crushers offer a budget-friendly option for producing high-quality aggregates. Below, we explore key equipment types, specifications, and applications in sand and gravel production lines.
1. Jaw Crushers: Primary crushing for hard rocks (e.g., granite).
– *Example Model*: C100
– *Capacity*: 100–250 TPH
– *Feed Size*: 500 mm
2. Cone Crushers: Secondary/tertiary crushing for finer aggregates.
– *Example Model*: CH430
– *Capacity*: 90–200 TPH
– *Closed-Side Setting*: 8–48 mm
3. Impact Crushers: Ideal for recycled concrete or softer stone.
– *Example Model*: NP1213
– *Capacity*: 150–300 TPH
– *Rotor Diameter*: 1,200 mm
| Equipment Type | Model | Max Feed Size | Output Size Range | Power (kW) |
|———————-|—————-|—————|——————–|————|
| Jaw Crusher | C125 | 600 mm | 50–150 mm | 160 |
| Cone Crusher | CH440 | 215 mm | 8–48 mm | 220 |
| Vertical Shaft Impactor (VSI) | B7150SE | 45 mm | 0–5 mm (sand) | 250 |
Q1: Can used crushers handle Canadian winter conditions?
A: Yes, but ensure hydraulic oils and lubricants are rated for sub-zero temperatures.
Q2: What maintenance is critical for second-hand cone crushers?
A: Regular mantle/concave inspections and lubrication system checks are essential.
Location: Alberta, Canada
Scope: Limestone aggregate production (500 TPH) using a
