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Six crushers are listed for sale in Sharjah today, offered by 2 suppliers. Neither is verified at the moment, so confirm the seller's trade licence and the machine's papers before committing. Five are John Deere and one is Linnhoff, and all six are in Sharjah city.
A small list suits a specialist machine. Crushers are bought for quarry, demolition and recycling work, and a buyer needs to look closely at each one. Broader choices are on the UAE crusher page, the Dubai crusher page shows the neighbouring stock, and crushing for one project can be arranged through hire.
Open a listing to see photos, brand, description and the seller's phone and WhatsApp numbers. None of the six Sharjah crushers shows an asking price, so each is quoted when the seller is contacted. EquipmentsFinder charges buyers nothing, takes no commission and does not hold deposits.
Inspection, price and handover are agreed with the seller. Because a crusher moves on a trailer or in sections, ask whether the quote includes transport, set-up and VAT.
The Sharjah listings are not split into subcategories, so read each ad for the exact type.
A fixed and a moving plate squeeze rock between them. Jaw crushers are the usual primary stage for hard rock, concrete and demolition waste because they take large feed.
Rotor hammers throw material against breaker plates. They produce a well-shaped product from softer rock and recycled concrete, with more wear on the blow bars.
A rotating cone crushes feed in a chamber, normally at the secondary or tertiary stage, to produce consistent aggregates.
Tracked or wheeled plants carry the crusher, feeder and conveyor on one chassis. They move to the rubble instead of the rubble coming to the plant, which suits demolition and contract crushing.
Begin with the feed: the largest piece the crusher must take, and its hardness and abrasiveness. Then fix the output, meaning the size of product and tonnes per hour the job needs. A crusher with a feed opening too small for the rock will block; one that is oversized wastes money and fuel.
Decide whether the crusher will stay on one site or travel. A static plant is cheaper per tonne at a fixed quarry, while a mobile plant saves haulage on temporary sites. Also consider how the product will be screened, because a crusher usually works with a screen and conveyors.
Used crushers wear in predictable places, so ask for the hour meter and the wear parts record. Check jaw plates, blow bars, mantle and liners for thickness, look at bearings, belts and hydraulic hoses, and check the structure for cracks around the frame. If the unit has an engine, test it under load. Ask to see the machine run on material, not just idle.
No Sharjah crusher listing shows a price, so no figures are given here. Each seller sets the price, which depends on crusher type, capacity, age, hours and wear. Ask for a written quote stating VAT, transport and what is included, such as feeders and conveyors. A purchase request lets sellers respond with prices for a stated tonnage and material.
All six crushers are in Sharjah city. Arrange a time to see the machine and ask whether it is in working condition or ready to be dismantled. If nothing fits, the Abu Dhabi crusher page shows stock in another emirate.
If the type or capacity needed is not in the grid, post a purchase request with the material, product size and tonnage. Suppliers reply directly, and posting is free for the buyer.
None of the 6 Sharjah crushers shows a price, so there is no range to quote. Type, capacity, age, hours and wear drive the figure, and each seller sets it. Ask for a written quote that states VAT, transport and which feeders, conveyors or screens are included.
Start from the feed size, the material and the product size and tonnage needed. A jaw crusher suits primary crushing of hard rock or concrete, an impact crusher suits softer rock and recycling, a cone crusher refines product. A mobile plant suits work that moves.
The Sharjah listings do not name model years, so ask each seller for age, hours and wear history. A used crusher saves capital if the wear parts are in good order. New suits a long contract that needs a warranty and a current specification.
Yes, and sellers expect it. Visit the yard, check the wear parts and structure, and ask to see the machine run under load. Bringing a plant mechanic or experienced operator helps spot worn bearings and cracked frames before a price is agreed.
Ask for a sales invoice in the buyer's name and ownership papers that match the machine's serial number. If the crusher is on a road-registered trailer, the registration documents are needed too. For export, ask the seller what shipping paperwork they can supply.
Delivery varies by seller. A crusher normally moves on a low-loader or in sections, and the cost is usually not in the asking price. Ask for a delivered price to the site, including set-up, when you contact the seller.
