Finlay Crushing Equipment
27 Finlay crushing equipment models with full specs, shipping dimensions, auction history, AI price estimates, common problems, and live dealer inventory.
Popular for its portability and versatility in smaller applications.
A workhorse jaw crusher, highly sought after for aggregates.
Often paired with a jaw crusher for complete aggregate processing.
The 'RS' designates the integrated recirculating screen, making it a powerful all-in-one unit.
A heavy-duty impactor for high production rates.
A larger cone crusher designed for high-capacity secondary or tertiary crushing.
A well-regarded, discontinued model still popular on the used market. Successor to the J-1170.
Excellent for mixed demolition waste or recycling projects.
One of Finlay's largest jaw crushers, designed for extreme production.
While not a crusher, it's often used in conjunction and vital for final product sizing.
A versatile impact crusher for a range of medium to large-scale applications.
An intermediary size cone crusher, popular for its balance of power and versatility.
A legacy model that still maintains good value on the used market. Predecessor to the J-1175.
Popular choice for contractors needing mobility.
The 'RS' designates the recirculating screen.
Versatile impactor for various materials.
Triple deck screener for high output.
Often used as a primary scalper before a crusher.
Large primary jaw crusher for high volume applications.
One of Finlay's largest mobile cone crushers.
Horizontal screen movement allows for more accurate sizing, especially for fine materials.
A predecessor to the I-120, still a capable machine.
A very versatile screener for demanding tasks.
A specialized screener designed for difficult, sticky, or wet materials.
A popular, smaller scalping screener.
Essential for maximizing efficiency on site after crushing/screening.
