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138 listings available
Sharjah
Sharjah
Sharjah
Sharjah
Sharjah
Dubai
Dubai
Dubai
Dubai
Dubai
Dubai
Dubai
138 crushers are listed for sale in the UAE today, from 3 suppliers. Almost all of the stock is in Dubai (132 listings), with the remaining 6 in Sharjah. Metso (7 listings), Terex (6) and John Deere (5) are the named brands; many listings describe the crushing plant by type and capacity without a brand.
No listing currently shows an asking price, so every machine is quoted by the seller on request. EquipmentsFinder charges buyers nothing and takes no commission. Crushing plant to hire is on the crusher rental page, and screens, conveyors and other plant are reachable from the buy hub.
The grid above lists the current stock. Filter by crusher type, brand, emirate and year, then open a listing for the photos, the feed opening, the throughput and the seller's phone and WhatsApp contact. Since none of the 138 listings publishes a price, contact the seller for a figure and ask whether it includes the feeder, screen and conveyors shown in the photographs.
Buyers negotiate directly with the seller and pay the seller. The marketplace does not act as a broker. None of the three suppliers in this category is verified at the moment, so a site inspection and a check of the seller's trade licence are a sensible part of the process.
A jaw crusher is the primary stage of most quarries and recycling plants. It takes blasted rock or demolition concrete up to the size of its feed opening and reduces it by compression between a fixed and a swinging jaw. Jaws are simple, tolerate abrasive gabbro and limestone, and are specified by feed opening in millimetres and throughput in tonnes per hour.
Impact crushers reduce material by throwing it against hardened plates, producing a cubical product with more fines. They are the usual secondary stage for limestone, for asphalt recycling and for making road base from demolition waste. Blow bars wear quickly on hard, abrasive rock, so the cost per tonne is higher on gabbro than on softer stone.
A cone crusher is the secondary or tertiary stage for hard rock, producing the sized aggregate that concrete and asphalt plants buy. Metso and Terex both appear in the listings. Cones are rated by head diameter and closed-side setting, and the liner condition is the main factor in a used machine's value.
Track-mounted and wheeled plants combine a crusher with a feeder and a discharge conveyor, sometimes with an on-board screen. They move between demolition sites and small quarries without a foundation. Many of the Dubai listings are of this kind, and the carrier engine hours and track condition need checking alongside the crusher itself.
Begin from the product the plant must sell or use: the size fractions, the tonnes per hour and the shape. That fixes the final stage. Then work backwards to the feed, with its largest lump size and hardness, which fixes the primary crusher's opening and type. A single mobile jaw may be enough for demolition recycling, while a quarry producing concrete aggregate needs a jaw, a cone and a screen.
Abrasion index matters more in the UAE than in many markets because the mountain quarries of Ras Al Khaimah and Fujairah produce hard gabbro. Ask the seller what material the machine has been crushing and look at the liner and blow-bar wear accordingly. Allow for a screen, conveyors, a generator or mains supply, and dust suppression in the total budget.
None of the 138 crushers listed today carries a published price, so no range or typical figure can be given. Sellers quote on request, and the quote depends on crusher type, feed opening, throughput, whether the plant is mobile or static, hours, and what is included in the package.
When asking for a quote, confirm whether the price covers the feeder, screen and conveyors in the photographs, whether liners or blow bars are new, and whether dismantling, transport and recommissioning are included. VAT is usually added on top. For a large plant, a written quotation itemising these points avoids disputes later.
132 of the 138 crushers are listed in Dubai, which makes the Dubai crusher page the main place to search. The stock includes mobile plants and individual jaw, impact and cone units.
No crushers are listed in Abu Dhabi today. The Abu Dhabi crusher page updates as sellers post, and the Dubai stock can be transported to Al Dhafra or the Al Ain quarries by the seller or a specialist haulier.
6 crushers are listed in Sharjah. The Sharjah crusher page shows them, and Sharjah's own quarry areas are a short haul from the Dubai sellers.
No crushers are listed in these emirates at present, although Fujairah and Ras Al Khaimah are where most UAE quarries operate. Dubai sellers routinely deliver there, and a purchase request reaches sellers across the country.
If the required type, throughput or configuration is not in the grid, post a purchase request describing the feed material, product sizes and tonnes per hour. Sellers across the UAE reply with offers at no cost to the buyer.
None of the 138 listed crushers currently shows a price, so the figure comes from the seller when contacted. The quote depends on the type, feed opening, throughput, hours, liner condition and whether a feeder, screen and conveyors are included. Ask for a written quotation that states what is in the package and whether VAT and transport are extra.
Decide from the product required. Demolition recycling and road base usually need a mobile jaw or impact plant. Concrete and asphalt aggregate from hard rock needs a jaw primary followed by a cone and a screen. Size the feed opening to the largest lump and the throughput to the tonnes per hour the operation sells.
Used crushers are the norm in the UAE and most of the 138 listings are used plant from quarries and recyclers. A used machine with fresh liners from a known seller is good value. Buy new when a quarry needs guaranteed throughput and warranty for a long supply contract, or when automation and dust control are required.
Yes, and the inspection should be done with the plant running if possible. Check liner and blow-bar thickness, the main shaft bearings for heat and noise, the toggle plate and flywheel on a jaw, hydraulic adjustment on a cone, and the engine hours and track condition on a mobile plant.
The seller typically provides a sale invoice, a copy of their trade licence and the plant's import or ownership documents. Crushers are not road-registered, so no plate transfer is involved. Match the serial plates on the crusher and the carrier to the paperwork, and ask for manuals and the parts book.
Metso has 7 listings, Terex 6, John Deere 5 and Linnhoff 1. The majority of the 138 listings describe the plant by type and throughput without naming a brand, so open the listing or ask the seller for the make and model.