What misunderstandings should be paid attention to when choosing a crusher

As the saying goes, every other line is like a mountain. In recent years, due to the hot ore industry, many investor bosses plan to invest in the mining industry, and one of the prerequisites is the purchase of good crushers. Many bosses do not understand the equipment themselves, so they are easy to follow the trend and cannot buy the equipment that suits them. In view of this situation, let's analyze the three common misunderstandings when choosing a crusher.

Misunderstanding 1: Buy if it's cheap
A prerequisite for many users to buy a crusher is the price. Here, the editor reminds everyone: price is proportional to cost is an * truth, especially for large machinery such as crushers. The price of the crusher is cheaper, which inevitably means that the cost of technology, materials, labor, etc. is reduced. The quality and * of the crusher produced in this way must have some unqualified phenomena. The projection to the customer is that the production capacity of the machine is low, the failure rate is high, and the production yield is low.

Misunderstanding 2: Buy if you sell well
The crusher produced by each manufacturer is different, even if the machine model produced by the same manufacturer is different, the function and purpose are also different. If others use this equipment to perform better, it does not mean that you will have the same capacity with this equipment. Therefore, blindly following the trend of buying the *-selling products on the market is absolutely undesirable. Our salesperson will configure the corresponding crusher according to the user's actual output and crushing fineness in detail, so that the user has no worries!

Misunderstanding 3: think that price has nothing to do with the brand
For companies, brand and reputation are made by manufacturers through long-term efforts. Good brand crushers are relatively guaranteed in terms of *, quality and after-sales. These soft power investments will inevitably lead to price constraints. Slightly more expensive. However, some small workshop manufacturers do not pass the test in terms of equipment *, and the after-sales provided are not *, so the price is relatively low. Users must not be deceived by temporary benefits. To see long-term benefits, they must choose manufacturers of big brands, so that the use of equipment can be guaranteed.