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Used Cone Crushers in Schleswig-Holstein, Germany

  • 2023 McCloskey S190 2D

    2023 McCloskey S190 2D

    • Manufacturer: Mccloskey
    • Model: S190
    • Horsepower: 190 hp
    • Hours: 1,300 h

    The S190 high-energy screening plant sets new performance standards in the industry and is one of the most modern and innovative mobile screening plants on the market. It is a clear example of McCloskey's focus o...

    Quickborn, Germany
  • 2022 McCloskey R70

    2022 McCloskey R70

    • Manufacturer: Mccloskey
    • Model: R70
    • Horsepower: 300 hp
    • Hours: 800 h

    Compact screening unit for versatile screening applications The McCloskey® R70 offers the versatility, robustness and user-friendly features you would expect from R-series screening machines, but thanks to its co...

    Quickborn, Germany
  • 2024 Keestrack S3

    2024 Keestrack S3

    • Manufacturer: Keestrack
    • Model: S3
    • Hours: 1,000 h

    - very good stockpiling performance - up to 75% cost savings compared to wheel loader operation - hydraulic steel piping with higher performance and durability and easier repair - Load-sensing hydraulic system...

    Quickborn, Germany
  • SANDVIK MF Mantel CH430

    SANDVIK MF Mantel CH430

    • Manufacturer: Sandvik
    • Model: CH430

    Crushing cone MF casing CH430 18% Mn for Sandvik/Extec/Fintec Original spare part for Sandvik CH430/QH331, Fintec 1080 or Extec H3800 From stock Quickborn

    Quickborn, Germany

Overview

Cone crushers are heavy-duty machines that crush rock by squeezing material between a rotating mantle and a stationary concave. They’re used for secondary, tertiary and fine crushing in quarrying, mining and recycling to produce consistent, cubical aggregate and mineral products. Cone crushers offer high throughput, adjustable closed-side settings (CSS) and robust wear parts to handle abrasive feed at higher compressive strengths.

FAQ

What should I inspect when buying a used cone crusher?

Check the mantle and concave wear, gearbox and bearings, hydraulic systems, oil condition, frame cracks, and maintenance records. Measure eccentric throw and verify CSS range and adjustments.

How do I estimate shipping and rigging costs?

Get weight and dimensions from the seller, confirm whether it’s a complete plant or standalone unit, and request quotes from heavy-equipment haulers. Include crane or forklift costs for lifting and on-site rigging.

What are the power and installation considerations?

Verify required horsepower, electrical service, foundation or skid mounting, feed height, and any hydraulic or control interfaces needed for integration with your feeders or crawler-mounted crushers.

How often do wear parts need replacement?

Wear life depends on material hardness and feed size. Liners and mantles typically last hundreds to thousands of hours. Inspect liners regularly and plan replacements when profiles wear down or capacity drops.

Where can I source spare parts and liners?

Buy OEM or reputable aftermarket liners and bearings from crusher dealers or manufacturers. Keep a stock of common wear parts and fast-moving items to reduce downtime.

What routine maintenance keeps a cone crusher reliable?

Daily checks of oil levels and leaks, weekly inspection of grease points and drive belts, periodic oil analysis and gearbox service, and scheduled liner inspections and replacements.