Used McCloskey R70 Scalping Screen for sale.
900 Engine Hours
9’ x 4’ Screenbox
2 Deck 3 Way Split
Used Metso LT 1213 S Impact Crusher for sale.
14,800 Engine Hours
Impact crusher NP1213M
Rotor Dimensions: 1,300 x 1,200 mm
Used Powerscreen Warrior 1800 Scalping Screen for sale.
1,285 Engine Hours
2 deck 3 way split
16’ x 5’ Screen Box
Used Terex Evoquip Cobra 290R Impact Crusher for sale.
6,535 Engine Hours
(Current engine 4,000 Hours changed at 2,500 Hours)
Up to 290 tph Capacity
Used Rubblemaster RM 70 GO! Impact Crusher for sale.
1,368 Hours
Overhead magnet
Inlet Opening: 760x600mm
Used Terex Finlay J-1175 Jaw Crusher for sale.
4,500 Engine Hours
Inlet: 1,070mm x 760mm
Overhead Magnet
Used Kleemann MR 130 Z EVO-2 Impact Crusher for sale.
10,000 Hours
Crusher inlet: 1,300 x 900 mm
Post screen / recirc. System
Used Excel 1500 Crushing Plant for sale.
5,000 Hours
CAT 3406B Engine – 400 HP
36” x 42” Opening
New Metso ST 2.3 Scalping Screen for sale.
New/Unused
10’ x 5’ Screenbox
2 Deck 3 Way Split
Used McCloskey R155 Scalping Screen for sale.
8,000 Hours
2-Deck / 3-Way Split
Screenbox 16’x5’
Used Powerscreen Premiertrak R400X Jaw Crusher for sale.
3,700 Hours
Jaw opening 1100 x 700mm
Hydraulic CSS Adjust
Used Tesab 700ie Jaw Crusher for sale.
29 Engine Hours
Up to 350 tph capacity
CAT C7.1 Engine Stage V
Used Terex Finlay 984 Scalping Screen for sale.
6,858 Engine Hours
Horizontal Triple Deck
3 Deck
Kleemann MR 110 Z EVO-2 Impact Crusher
6,500 Engine Hours
Crusher inlet: 1,100 x 800 mm
Double-deck pre-screen: 1,100 × 2,100mm
Used Tesab 800i Jaw Crusher for sale.
5,500 Engine Hours
400TPH production
Max Feed Size: 800m
As a trusted provider, Omnia Machinery supplies quality used quarrying machinery across the UK quarry sector. We source reliable machines required for crushing, screening, and material processing across quarry sites, ensuring operators have access to equipment that keeps production running smoothly. Our selection of used quarry equipment for sale in the UK includes crushers, screeners, conveyors, and more, all carefully inspected for performance and reliability.
A Trusted Supplier of Quarrying Machinery
Omnia Machinery has proven experience supplying used quarry equipment to UK aggregate and mining operations. We understand the demands of quarry sites, where reliable, high-performance machinery is essential to maintain productivity and reduce downtime. Through our global supplier network, we provide UK buyers with access to a wide range of used quarry machinery, including crushers, screeners, and material-handling equipment. This ensures the availability of both standard and hard-to-source machines for aggregate production.
Types of Quarry Equipment Available
Supporting Quarry and Aggregate Operations
Material Extraction and Primary Crushing
Quarry operations begin with material extraction, where large rock is removed using excavators and loaders. This raw rock is fed into jaw crushers, the primary crushing equipment that reduces oversized stone into manageable sizes for further processing. Placing primary crushers near the quarry face optimises efficiency and minimises transportation costs, ensuring smooth workflow in aggregate production.
Secondary and Tertiary Processing
After primary crushing, secondary and tertiary crushers, such as cone and impact crushers, refine the material into uniform aggregate sizes. Adjustable settings allow precise control over particle size and shape, which is essential for construction-grade aggregates. Using advanced quarry machinery at this stage guarantees consistent quality across all material types, whether granite, limestone, or recycled stone.
Benefits of Buying Used Quarry Equipment
Rather than focusing solely on upfront cost savings, the real value comes from how used equipment supports day-to-day operations, cash flow, and long-term flexibility.
Why Quarry Operators Choose Omnia Machinery
Benefits of Buying Used Quarry Equipment
Faster Equipment Availability
Used quarry equipment is typically available for immediate purchase and delivery. This eliminates long manufacturer lead times, allowing operators to respond quickly to increased demand, urgent breakdowns, or new project requirements without costly delays.
Lower Capital Investment
Purchasing used machinery requires significantly less upfront capital compared to new equipment and frees up capital for other operational needs.
Flexibility for Expansion and Upgrades
Used equipment provides a cost-effective way to scale operations or upgrade processing lines. Whether adding capacity or replacing older units, businesses can adapt more freely without the financial pressure of large capital expenditures.
Why Quarry Operators Choose Omnia Machinery
Global Equipment Sourcing
Access to an extensive international network of quarry machinery suppliers, making it easier to find the right equipment regardless of location or specification requirements.
Industry Knowledge
A strong understanding of aggregate production processes and quarry operations ensures that recommendations are practical, relevant, and aligned with operational needs.
Logistics Coordination
Assistance with delivery planning based on machine location, helping to streamline transportation and reduce delays in getting equipment on-site.
FAQs
What machines are typically used in a quarry processing line?
The process typically begins with jaw crushers, which handle primary crushing by breaking down large rocks into smaller, manageable sizes. The material then moves to cone crushers or impact crushers for secondary and sometimes tertiary crushing, refining the material further. Once crushed, the material is passed through screening plants, which separate it into different sizes based on specification requirements. Finally, conveyors are used throughout the process to efficiently transport material between each stage.
How do quarry operators choose the right machinery for their site?
Selecting the right quarry machinery depends on several key factors. The type of material being processed plays a major role in determining the appropriate crushers and wear parts. Also consider production capacity requirements, ensuring the equipment can meet output targets without bottlenecks. The site layout is another important factor, due to space or terrain constraints. Additionally, the desired aggregate sizes will dictate the configuration of crushers and screening systems.
Is used quarry equipment suitable for large-scale production sites?
Yes, used quarry equipment can be highly suitable for large-scale production when sourced and maintained correctly. Well-maintained machines with solid service histories can continue to perform effectively for many years. In addition, used equipment is often available immediately, reducing lead times compared to new machinery.
What should buyers check before purchasing quarrying machinery?
Before purchasing quarrying machinery, buyers should carry out a thorough evaluation of the equipment’s condition. Key aspects to review include operating hours, which indicate overall usage, and maintenance records, which provide insight into how well the machine has been cared for. Check and inspect wear components such as liners, belts, and bearings, and request inspection reports. Even conducting an on-site inspection can help identify any potential issues.
Can quarrying machinery be integrated into an existing processing plant?
In many cases, quarrying machinery can be successfully integrated into an existing processing plant. Individual machines, such as crushers, screens, or conveyors, can upgrade capacity, improve efficiency, or replace outdated equipment. Compatibility depends on factors such as plant configuration, material flow, and capacity requirements.