Used Aggregates for Sale

Whether you’re a mining company looking for dependable machinery or a construction firm that produces high-quality concrete, aggregate equipment is the backbone of your business. Blanchard Machinery Company is dedicated to helping you find the right tools for the job. We offer used aggregate machinery with the reliability you need at a price you can afford.

We update our used inventory regularly. If you don’t find the aggregate machinery you need now, let our team know what you’re looking for. We’ll do what we can to source a solution that works for you.

What Is Aggregate Machinery?

Aggregates is a powerhouse industry in the United States. Our country produces over 2 billion metric tons of crushed rock, gravel, sand and other specialized materials every year.

Whether you represent the miners extracting these raw materials, a recycling facility processing recycled aggregates or you produce concrete and asphalt for new construction projects, aggregates play a crucial role in some of the most demanding working industries.

Aggregate production equipment, also called aggregate machinery, processes crushed stone, gravel and other aggregates to produce superior-quality construction materials. These machines crush, sort and cleanse aggregates, separating them by size and shape and ensuring they meet the highest standards in strength and durability.

Common Types of Aggregate Equipment

Aggregate machinery is the link between operations that produce aggregates and the end users who utilize these materials to create solid and durable structures like roads, buildings and bridges. Specialized equipment is needed to make the highest-quality aggregates. While a number of heavy-duty machines could be categorized as aggregate equipment, such as feeders, stackers, excavators and magnets, here are the four most common types of aggregate equipment.

• Crushers: Crushers begin the aggregate process by breaking large rocks and materials down into smaller sizes that can be further processed.
• Screens: Screening equipment uses vibrations or a rotating drum to separate and classify materials by different characteristics, such as size, shape, density and other factors.
• Washers: Wash plants and water jets cleanse aggregates, removing dirt, contaminants and other impurities to ensure the materials’ quality.
• Conveyors: These specialized transports move aggregate materials from one location to another or from one processing stage to the next.