Weir Minerals Crushing Equipment

Ensure proper lubrication system maintenance is documented.

Inspect jaw dies and toggle plates for excessive wear.

Check condition of rotor and wear plates carefully.

HPGRs are specialized and rarely sold used on open market; pricing is highly speculative.

Check for evidence of foreign material damage.

Verify automation system functionality if equipped.

Inspect main shaft and bearing condition for peace of mind.

Check for excessive vibration and wear part life.

This is a legacy model; check availability of older parts.

Premium crusher, generally sold new or through specialized dealer channels.

Verify that all safety interlocks are functional.

Operating costs can be high due to wear parts; consider this in pricing.

Good entry-level or secondary jaw, but verify frame integrity.

Regular maintenance of wear parts is crucial for longevity.

Consider liner profile based on desired product specification.

Optimal for softer, less abrasive materials due to impact crushing.

Can operate in 'rock-on-rock' or 'rock-on-anvil' configurations.

Integral part of many crushing circuits, often overlooked.

Check for frame cracks around the bearing housings.

Ensure proper lubrication system maintenance for optimal performance.

Inspect frame for fatigue, especially in machines with high hours.

Often equipped with optional remote control settings.

Screen media choice significantly impacts performance and efficiency.

Requires significant capital investment, but offers operational savings.

Part of the modern series of Trio cone crushers offering high efficiency.

Designed for maximum through-put and excellent product shape.

A workhorse in its class, still sought after for smaller operations.

Known for powerful crushing capability and high wear life of components.