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Crushing and screening equipment for sale for quarries and job sites
This page features crushing and screening equipment offered by dealerships and sellers active in the quarrying, recycling, and construction sectors across Québec. On Publiquip, these listings support businesses specializing in material processing, aggregate production, and mobile crushing operations.
Using the search tools, you can enter a title, stock number, or serial number to locate specific equipment. Sorting by date allows you to view the most recently posted listings first.
Vendors specializing in crushing and screening equipment
Dealerships and companies specializing in crushing and screening equipment regularly publish their machines on Publiquip, providing access to a diverse inventory for quarrying, recycling, and construction operations across Québec. This section highlights the trusted vendors currently active on the platform.
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The equipment displayed varies depending on the listings published by sellers. You may find:
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Mobile and stationary crushers
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Screeners for material separation
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Stackable and mobile conveyors
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Equipment from recognized brands such as Astec, Rubble Master, McCloskey, Roco, Lippmann, and other specialized manufacturers
Each listing includes the information provided by the seller, typically including the year, model, and price when available. Comparing multiple crushing and screening machines in one place makes it easier to evaluate options based on required production capacity, mobility, and material type.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Crushing and Screening Equipment
What is the difference between mobile and stationary crushers?
A mobile crusher is mounted on tracks or wheels, allowing the equipment to be moved directly to the jobsite or quarry. It offers great flexibility for temporary projects and reduces material transportation costs. A stationary crusher is permanently installed in a quarry or plant, generally offering higher production capacity and suited for long-term operations with a constant supply of materials.
How do I choose between a jaw crusher, cone crusher, or impact crusher?
A jaw crusher is suitable for primary crushing of hard and abrasive materials (rock, recycled concrete), producing coarse particle sizes. A cone crusher is used for secondary and tertiary crushing, producing finer and more cubic aggregates. An impact crusher is ideal for soft to medium-hard materials (limestone, recycled asphalt) and produces cubic-shaped particles. The choice depends on material type, desired particle size, and final application.
What production capacity should I target for my crushing equipment?
Capacity depends on your annual production volume, project type (continuous or occasional), and growth objectives. For small operations or occasional projects, a crusher producing 50 to 100 tons per hour may suffice. Large-scale quarries and recycling companies require capacities of 200 to 500 tons per hour or more. Also consider rental options for occasional needs.
What are the advantages of mobile screening systems versus stationary ones?
A mobile screener allows materials to be processed directly at the extraction or demolition site, significantly reducing transportation costs. It offers flexibility to serve multiple sites and can be deployed quickly. A stationary screener generally offers greater capacity, better energy efficiency for continuous operations, and suits permanent installations with a constant flow of materials to process.
How do I maintain a crusher to maximize its lifespan?
Regular maintenance includes: daily inspection of wear parts (jaws, cones, hammers), systematic greasing according to manufacturer schedule, checking belts and hydraulic systems, monitoring oil levels and filters, cleaning material buildup, and preventive replacement of components before failure. A detailed maintenance log helps anticipate repairs and significantly extends equipment lifespan.
Can I crush recycled concrete with the same equipment as natural stone?
Yes, but certain precautions are necessary. Recycled concrete often contains metal reinforcement that must be removed beforehand. Jaw crushers and impact crushers are generally well-suited for recycled concrete. However, the presence of abrasive materials can accelerate wear on parts. It's recommended to use robust equipment and follow a rigorous maintenance program. Some crushers are specifically designed for recycling.
How do I sell my crushing or screening equipment on Publiquip?
To sell your equipment on Publiquip, create a detailed listing including the type (crusher, screener, conveyor), brand and model, year of manufacture, hours of use, production capacity, condition of wear parts, maintenance history, and recent repairs. Add clear photos showing the equipment from different angles. Set a competitive price based on the current market. The platform allows you to reach quarry operators and specialized contractors across Québec.