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  • 2025 JCI 6X20

    2025 JCI 6X20

    • Manufacturer: JCI
    • Model: 6x20

    JCI 6x20 Screen WASH PLANT over 36” twin screw • JCI 6x20 Three Deck LP Screen • Superior 36”x25’ Twin Screw • Triple Axle Chassis constructed of Heavy Duty wide flange beam • Heavy Duty 25,000lb Leaf Spring Susp...

    Billings, MT
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    Grizzly Screen

    Grizzly Screen

    • Manufacturer: Polygonmach

    What is the Grizzly Screen? The Grizzly Screen is used in a wide variety of fields, including mining, building material, and aggregate processing. It is mainly used to remove large or rough materials in the feed...

    Ankara, Turkey
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    Wobbler Feeder

    Wobbler Feeder

    • Manufacturer: Polygonmach

    What is a Wobbler Feeder? A Wobbler Feeder is a very important feeder and pre-screening equipment in the mining and aggregate industries, especially prior to the primary crusher. A Wobbler Feeder differs from co...

    Ankara, Turkey

Overview

Aggregate equipment is essential machinery used in industries like construction and mining for processing and handling various materials such as sand, gravel, and crushed stone. This category includes crushers, screeners, conveyors, and washing systems, which are crucial for tasks like material crushing, screening, and sorting to produce different aggregate sizes and types.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying used aggregate equipment?

Evaluate the equipment's age, condition, operational hours, and maintenance history. Check for signs of wear and tear and ensure that the machinery meets your specific operational requirements.

How is aggregate equipment typically shipped?

Aggregate equipment is often transported via flatbed trucks or specialized heavy equipment haulers. Ensure the machinery is properly disassembled (if necessary) and secured for safe transport.

What kind of maintenance is required for aggregate equipment?

Routine maintenance includes regular inspections, lubrication of moving parts, checking for wear and damage, and replacing worn-out components. Follow the manufacturer’s maintenance schedule for best results.