Machinery Partner connects you directly to purchase Crushers from manufacturers and dealers delivered to New Mexico with best in class financing and support
read moreUp to 80 tph Ton per hour
$270,000
$4,812 - $6,171 /mo
5.65 - 6.35 Ton per hour
$20,000
$332 - $426 /mo
2 tph Ton per hour
$37,000
$659 - $846 /mo
4 tph Ton per hour
$40,000
$713 - $914 /mo
10 tph Ton per hour
$58,500
$1,043 - $1,337 /mo
8 tph Ton per hour
$53,000
$945 - $1,211 /mo
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In the rugged terrains of New Mexico, crushers play a pivotal role in the extraction and processing of valuable minerals. These heavy-duty machines, designed to reduce large rocks into smaller fragments, are integral to the state's thriving mining industry. For instance, potash - a key ingredient in fertilizers - is one of New Mexico's most significant mineral resources. Crushers are used extensively in potash mines to break down the ore for further processing and extraction.
One notable example is the Carlsbad area where Intrepid Potash operates two mines. Here, crushers are used in the initial stages of mining to break down large chunks of potash into manageable sizes. The crushed potash is then transported for further processing and refinement before it finds its way into agricultural fields across the country.
New Mexico is also rich in copper deposits. At Chino Mine near Silver City, one of the world's largest open-pit copper mines operated by Freeport-McMoRan, crushers play a crucial role in copper extraction. The mined copper ore is first crushed using heavy machinery before being ground into a fine powder for further processing.
Furthermore, New Mexico's abundant gypsum reserves contribute significantly to the construction industry nationwide. National Gypsum Company operates a mine near Albuquerque where crushers are employed to break down gypsum rock into smaller particles suitable for use in drywall production.
New Mexico produces over 4 million metric tons of crushed stone every year and almost 12 million metric tons of sand and gravel aggregates annually. This creates over $150 million annually in aggregate products, largely supported by crushing equipment.
Crushers' versatility and robustness make them an indispensable piece of machinery within New Mexico's mining operations. Whether it's breaking down potash for fertilizers or crushing gypsum for construction materials, these machines are at the heart of extracting and processing minerals that drive industries nationwide.
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