Compact mobile stone crusher prices in 2026 range from approximately $108,000 for the smallest jaw crusher in the Komplet lineup to over $450,000 for the largest. The K-JC 503 mini jaw crusher lists at $108,695. The K-JC 604 mobile jaw crusher lists at $205,030. The K-JC 704 PLUS portable jaw crusher — Komplet’s best-seller — lists at $265,635. The K-JC 805 mobile jaw crusher lists at $454,366 with magnetic separator and side conveyor included. The K-IC 70 compact impact crusher lists at $290,025. Six factors drive the actual price a contractor pays: machine size and production capacity, included options and configuration, OEM warranty and dealer support quality, financing structure, total cost of ownership over the equipment’s life, and whether the buyer chooses new or certified pre-owned (typically 40 to 70 percent capital savings).
This guide walks through each of those factors in plain language. The goal is to give a contractor or recycler enough information to compare equipment honestly — including the costs that don’t appear on the sticker price but show up over the equipment’s operating life.
Komplet Stone Crusher Pricing at a Glance
List prices on the current Komplet jaw and impact crusher lineup, current as of publication. (Prices are subject to change based on dealer location, options, and availability — confirm current pricing with Komplet America at 908-369-3340 or your authorized Komplet dealer.)
K-JC 503 Mini Jaw Crusher — $108,695
- Production: up to 34 US tph
- Jaw opening: 19″ × 12″; recommended max feed size approximately 10″
- Engine: 25 hp Tier 4 Final diesel
- Transport weight: 7,496 lb (towable behind a heavy-duty pickup)
- Standard: water-spray dust suppression, wireless remote control
- Best fit: small contractors, residential demolition, tight-access urban work, basement waterproofing, hardscape contractors
K-JC 604 Mobile Jaw Crusher — $205,030
- Production: up to 55 US tph
- Jaw opening: 23″ × 16″; recommended max feed size approximately 18″
- Engine: 55 hp Tier 4 Final diesel
- Standard: water-spray dust suppression, wireless remote control
- Best fit: mid-size contractors, civil road and bridge work, mid-volume demolition recycling
K-JC 704 PLUS Portable Jaw Crusher — $265,635
- Production: up to 90 US tph
- Jaw opening: 27″ × 16″; recommended max feed size approximately 22″
- Engine: 99 hp Tier 4 Final diesel
- Transport weight: 26,455 lb
- Standard: water-spray dust suppression, wireless remote control, Komplet Connect remote monitoring
- Best fit: Komplet’s best-selling crusher; standard for contractor- and recycler-scale civil, bridge, road, demolition, and yard recycling work
K-JC 805 Mobile Jaw Crusher — $454,366
- Production: up to 160 US tph
- Jaw opening: 31″ × 21″; recommended max feed size approximately 25″
- Engine: 200 hp Tier 4 Final diesel
- Standard: water-spray dust suppression, wireless remote control
- Listed price includes magnetic separator and side conveyor — verify configuration with dealer
- Best fit: high-volume regional aggregate yards, large recycling operations, small-quarry applications
K-IC 70 Compact Impact Crusher — $290,025
- Production: up to 90 US tph
- Engine: Tier 4 Final diesel
- Standard: water-spray dust suppression, wireless remote control
- Output: cubical-shape aggregate — preferred for hot-mix asphalt and concrete batch plant feed; engineered for reclaimed asphalt pavement (RAP) reduction
- Best fit: asphalt recyclers, contractors producing spec-graded aggregate for DOT applications, RAP processing operations
For comparison context: the Krokodile PLUS slow-speed shredder lists at $357,192 (with magnetic separator and hydraulic hopper), and the K-TC 460 tracked mobile conveyor lists at $91,488. A complete contractor-scale processing spread (K-JC 704 PLUS + Kompatto 5030 vibrating screener + K-TC 460) typically runs in the $400,000 to $500,000 range depending on configuration. A demolition recycling spread including a Krokodile PLUS adds approximately $357,000 on top.
Factor 1: Machine Size and Production Capacity
The biggest single price driver is production capacity. A K-JC 503 at 34 US tph and a K-JC 805 at 160 US tph are the same equipment category (Komplet jaw crushers, both compact and mobile), but the K-JC 805 costs over four times more because the production capacity is over four times higher. The relationship is not strictly linear (engineering and supplier-cost economies of scale apply), but capacity is the dominant variable.
The right way to evaluate capacity isn’t “more is always better.” It’s “matched to the operation’s actual annual volume.” A small contractor with 5,000 tons per year of demolition concrete is poorly served by a K-JC 805 — the machine sits idle most days, the financed payment runs even when the machine doesn’t, and the operator never reaches the production rate the equipment was engineered for. A regional aggregate yard with 200,000 tons per year of throughput is poorly served by a K-JC 503 — the machine runs flat-out and still doesn’t keep up with demand. Match the machine to the volume.
Komplet’s authorized dealer network — including Century Equipment, The Groundworx Co, Rock and Recycling Equipment, RPM Equipment Sales & Rentals, RR Equipment, Sotrex, US Equipment Sales & Rentals, Westate Machinery, and Wilson Equipment — typically provides capacity-sizing consultation as part of pre-purchase work. A dealer-side sizing review is the right starting point for capacity selection.
Factor 2: Included Options and Configuration
Standard sticker prices typically include base machine configuration with standard features. Optional features and configurations add to the price. Common configurations:
Magnetic Separator
A magnetic separator on the discharge belt removes ferrous material (rebar, embedded steel) from crushed concrete, both protecting downstream equipment and producing cleaner recycled aggregate. Standard on some Komplet machines, optional on others depending on configuration. Important enough on demolition concrete recycling that most operations spec it in even when it’s optional.
Side Conveyor
A side discharge conveyor on the magnetic separator separates ferrous material to a discrete pile rather than dropping it back into the discharge stream. Useful in operations that recover ferrous material as a separate revenue stream or that need clean aggregate without contamination.
Hydraulic Hopper (Krokodile PLUS)
On the Krokodile PLUS shredder, the hydraulic hopper opens and closes the feed area through hydraulic actuation rather than manual setup — faster cycle times, better feed control. Common spec on contractor- and recycler-scale operations.
Komplet Connect Remote Monitoring
Komplet Connect — remote monitoring and operating-data streaming — is standard on the K-JC 704 PLUS and Krokodile PLUS. On other machines, equivalent functionality is achievable through aftermarket telematics systems but is not factory-integrated. The K-JC 704 PLUS standard inclusion is one of the reasons it’s Komplet’s best-seller; for fleet management and predictive maintenance economics, the included system has real value.
Track and Self-Propulsion Configuration
All current Komplet crushing equipment is tracked and self-propelled (walks itself off a trailer and into position by wireless remote). This is standard configuration, not optional. The transport weight, hauling logistics, and on-site setup speed all flow from this baseline configuration.
Factor 3: OEM Quality and Dealer Support
Two crushers with similar specs from different manufacturers can have substantially different total ownership costs because of what comes with the equipment beyond the machine itself: parts availability, dealer service network, warranty coverage, and the manufacturer’s commitment to keeping the unit running through its operating life.
Komplet’s OEM Position
Komplet equipment is manufactured in Italy by Komplet SpA, which has been building compact mobile crushing, screening, and shredding equipment since 2000. Komplet America is the U.S. distributor, supporting customers across North and Central America with parts inventory forecasted 12 months in advance for current and prior-generation models. The authorized dealer network provides factory-certified service, warranty work, and operator training across the U.S.
Standard Warranty
Komplet’s standard new-equipment warranty is 1 year or 1,000 operating hours, whichever comes first. Warranty coverage depends on documented adherence to OEM maintenance intervals using OEM parts. For a six-figure piece of equipment, the warranty is meaningful capital insurance — and it’s a price factor in the sense that buying outside the OEM-and-dealer ecosystem (gray-market imports, used equipment without verified history, aftermarket parts on warranty-covered work) typically voids the protection.
Why Cheaper Equipment Often Costs More
Imported gray-market crushers and lower-tier brand offerings sometimes appear at substantially lower sticker prices than established OEM equipment. The cost difference at point of purchase is often offset by hidden costs over operating life:
- Parts that aren’t in stock when needed (3-week back-orders while equipment sits idle)
- No authorized service network (every repair is a freelance call)
- No warranty (or a warranty that’s hard to actually claim against)
- Resale value substantially lower (the buyer of your used unit faces the same parts-availability problem)
- Fit and finish on consumable parts (jaw plates, belts, filters) that may not match OEM specs, accelerating wear
The OEM premium is typically a real value at the contractor- and recycler-scale price points where Komplet equipment competes. The math works differently at the very-low-end (small displacement compact crushers under $50K) and very-high-end (industrial-mining-scale fixed plants) — but in the middle, where most contractor capital decisions happen, the established OEM premium is usually the right call.
Factor 4: Financing Structure
On a six-figure piece of capital equipment, the financing structure can change the effective cost more than the sticker price. Key financing variables:
100 Percent Financing through Komplet Capital
Komplet Capital offers 100 percent financing on new and certified pre-owned Komplet equipment, with 24-hour approvals and 36/48/60/72-month term options. 100 percent financing means no down payment is required — the equipment can be acquired without consuming working capital that’s needed for jobsite operations, parts inventory, and labor.
Term Length and Monthly Payment
Longer terms (60 or 72 months) reduce monthly payments and improve cash flow alignment with the equipment’s operating economics. Shorter terms (36 or 48 months) reduce total interest paid and complete the financing faster, freeing the asset for refinance, sale, or trade-in earlier. The right term depends on the operation’s cash flow profile and equipment-utilization plan.
Section 179 Tax Deduction
Section 179 of the U.S. Internal Revenue Code allows businesses to deduct the full purchase price of qualifying equipment placed in service during the tax year, rather than depreciating it over multiple years. For tax years beginning in 2026, the maximum Section 179 deduction is $2,560,000, with a phase-out threshold beginning at $4,090,000 in total qualifying property placed in service. Bonus depreciation has been restored to 100 percent for qualified property acquired after January 19, 2025.
For most contractor- and recycler-scale Komplet purchases (single machines or complete spreads), the entire purchase price typically falls well under the Section 179 cap, allowing immediate first-year expensing. The practical effect is that the after-tax cost of the equipment is substantially lower than the sticker price — sometimes 20 to 35 percent lower depending on the buyer’s tax bracket and entity structure. Consult a tax advisor to confirm Section 179 eligibility for any specific purchase.
Pre-Owned Capital Savings
Komplet’s certified pre-owned program delivers verified-history equipment with OEM parts support and the same authorized dealer service network, typically at 40 to 70 percent capital savings versus new. For contractors who don’t need new-from-the-factory equipment, pre-owned delivers the same engineered features at substantially lower acquisition cost. Section 179 applies to both new and used equipment, so the tax treatment is the same.
Factor 5: Total Cost of Ownership Over the Equipment’s Life
Sticker price is the smallest portion of the equipment’s total cost over its operating life. Total cost of ownership (TCO) accounting tracks all the cost components across the equipment’s expected service period:
Acquisition Cost
Sticker price plus options, taxes, and financing interest if financed. Variable, but visible at point of purchase.
Fuel
On a Tier 4 Final diesel engine, fuel consumption depends on engine displacement, operating mode (full production vs. idle), and material conditions. Across the typical Komplet jaw crusher operating profile, fuel is a meaningful variable cost — often the single largest variable operating expense after labor. Tier 4 Final engines deliver lower fuel burn at comparable production rates than Tier 3 predecessors; the K-JC 503 at 25 hp consumes substantially less than the K-JC 805 at 200 hp, but per-ton fuel costs are similar across the range when the machines are sized to their actual work.
Wear Parts and Consumables
Jaw plates, V-belts, filters, hydraulic fluids, screen media (on screening equipment), shredder teeth (Krokodile PLUS), DEF on Tier 4 SCR systems. Predictable on operating-hour intervals; ordered through Komplet America’s parts inventory forecasted 12 months in advance. Stocking ahead is cheaper than back-order downtime.
Scheduled Maintenance Labor
Operator-level daily inspection and routine maintenance (oil changes, filter replacements, lubrication) is internal labor cost. Major service work (engine repair, hydraulic service, jaw plate replacement, structural repair) typically goes to the authorized dealer for warranty protection. The crusher maintenance guide covers the full maintenance framework.
Unplanned Downtime
The largest hidden cost most contractors don’t track. A K-JC 704 PLUS sitting idle costs the financed monthly payment, the operator’s wages, the rest of the spread (screener, conveyor) running at reduced productivity, and the project schedule risk every day the unit isn’t running. Disciplined preventive maintenance and Komplet Connect remote monitoring (standard on K-JC 704 PLUS and Krokodile PLUS) substantially reduce unplanned downtime, which is one of the strongest TCO arguments for Komplet’s positioning at this price point.
Resale Value
At end of operating life (typically 7 to 12 years on contractor-scale work), the equipment has resale value as used equipment or trade-in value toward replacement. Komplet equipment with documented maintenance history, OEM parts use, and warranty-protected service through the authorized dealer network typically holds resale value substantially better than equipment with undocumented history or non-OEM parts use. Resale value is a real component of TCO that’s invisible at point of purchase but meaningful at end of life.
Factor 6: New vs. Certified Pre-Owned
For many contractors, the most leveraged single price decision is whether to buy new or certified pre-owned. Komplet’s pre-owned program typically delivers 40 to 70 percent capital savings versus new on the same equipment specs — often the difference between affording a complete processing spread and affording only one machine.
When New Makes Sense
- Operations that will run the equipment at high utilization (1,000+ hours per year) and want full OEM warranty coverage from day one.
- Operations that need the very latest specifications, features, and Tier 4 Final emissions certification on their current model year.
- Operations with strong cash flow that prefer to amortize a longer warranty period across a longer expected ownership timeline.
- Operations that prioritize maximum predictability of operating cost over capital savings.
When Pre-Owned Makes Sense
- Smaller contractors with project-volume profiles that don’t justify new-equipment capital outlay.
- Operations with experienced in-house mechanics who can handle routine maintenance internally.
- Operations that want to acquire a complete spread (crusher + screener + conveyor) at the budget for a single new machine.
- Operations that prefer to test-prove a new equipment category at lower capital risk before committing to new.
Komplet’s certified pre-owned program delivers verified-history equipment, OEM parts support, the same authorized dealer service network as new, and Komplet America’s standard support infrastructure. Pre-owned does not mean unsupported — it means the capital outlay is lower and the warranty period is shorter. Browse Komplet’s certified pre-owned inventory or contact Komplet America for current availability.
Honest Framing: What Affects Price That Marketing Doesn’t Talk About
Several real price factors get less attention in equipment marketing than they should:
- Currency exchange rates. Komplet equipment is manufactured in Italy and priced in U.S. dollars by Komplet America; the underlying euro-to-dollar exchange rate affects pricing across the lineup over time. Significant currency moves can change list prices independently of any equipment changes.
- Tier 4 Final compliance. All current Komplet equipment meets EPA Tier 4 Final emissions standards. The compliance technology (DEF, SCR systems, particulate filters) adds cost compared to legacy non-compliant equipment, but it’s required for new-equipment sale in the United States and delivers real operating-cost benefits (lower fuel burn, jurisdictional acceptance, neighbor air-quality compatibility).
- Steel and component cost cycles. Heavy equipment manufacturing is exposed to steel price cycles, hydraulic component pricing, and engine supplier pricing. These shift over multi-year cycles and affect pricing across the industry.
- Regional dealer pricing variation. Different dealers in different regions may price the same equipment differently based on local market conditions, freight to the dealer, configuration availability, and competitive dynamics. The MSRP figures above are list prices; actual transaction prices vary by dealer and region.
- Used market dynamics. Pre-owned pricing is influenced by overall used-equipment market conditions, the specific machine’s hours and condition, regional supply and demand, and timing within the seasonal capital purchasing cycle (year-end Section 179 deadline drives Q4 demand).
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a Komplet jaw crusher cost?
List prices on the current Komplet jaw crusher lineup: K-JC 503 at $108,695, K-JC 604 at $205,030, K-JC 704 PLUS at $265,635, and K-JC 805 at $454,366 (with magnetic separator and side conveyor included). The K-IC 70 compact impact crusher lists at $290,025. Prices are subject to change based on dealer location, options, and availability — confirm current pricing with Komplet America at 908-369-3340 or your authorized Komplet dealer.
What factors affect the price of a stone crusher?
Six primary factors: machine size and production capacity (the dominant single variable), included options and configuration (magnetic separator, side conveyor, Komplet Connect remote monitoring), OEM quality and dealer support quality, financing structure (term length, Section 179 eligibility, 100 percent financing availability), total cost of ownership over the equipment’s operating life (fuel, parts, maintenance, downtime, resale value), and whether the buyer chooses new or certified pre-owned (typically 40 to 70 percent capital savings).
Can I save money by buying a pre-owned Komplet crusher?
Yes — typically 40 to 70 percent capital savings versus new on the same equipment specs. Komplet’s certified pre-owned program delivers verified-history equipment with OEM parts support, the same authorized dealer service network as new, and Komplet America’s standard support infrastructure. Section 179 tax deduction applies to both new and used equipment, so the tax treatment is the same.
Does Komplet offer financing?
Komplet Capital offers 100 percent financing on new and certified pre-owned Komplet equipment, with 24-hour approvals and 36/48/60/72-month term options. 100 percent financing means no down payment is required. The financing structure matters because it determines monthly cash flow, total interest paid, and how the equipment cost aligns with the operating revenue it generates.
Does the Section 179 tax deduction apply to crusher purchases?
For most contractor- and recycler-scale Komplet purchases, yes. For tax years beginning in 2026, the maximum Section 179 deduction is $2,560,000, with a phase-out threshold beginning at $4,090,000. Bonus depreciation has been restored to 100 percent for qualified property acquired after January 19, 2025. Section 179 applies to both new and used equipment that is placed in service during the tax year and used more than 50 percent for business. Most single Komplet machines or complete spreads fall well under the cap, allowing immediate first-year expensing. Consult a tax advisor to confirm Section 179 eligibility for any specific purchase.
What’s the cheapest Komplet crusher?
The K-JC 503 mini jaw crusher at $108,695 list price is the smallest and lowest-priced jaw crusher in the Komplet lineup. It produces up to 34 US tph, accepts feed material up to approximately 10 inches, and tows behind a heavy-duty pickup at 7,496 lb transport weight. Best fit for small contractors, residential demolition, tight-access urban work, and specialty contractors handling small-volume but recurring concrete or masonry waste.
Why does the K-JC 805 cost so much more than the K-JC 704 PLUS?
Production capacity. The K-JC 805 produces up to 160 US tph at a 31″ × 21″ jaw opening with a 200 hp engine; the K-JC 704 PLUS produces up to 90 US tph at 27″ × 16″ with a 99 hp engine. The K-JC 805 is engineered for high-volume regional aggregate yards, large recycling operations, and small-quarry applications — meaningfully different work scale than what the K-JC 704 PLUS handles. The price difference reflects the larger machine, larger engine, scaled-up structural components, and different operating envelope.
What hidden costs should I plan for beyond the sticker price?
Fuel (often the largest variable operating cost), wear parts and consumables (jaw plates, belts, filters, hydraulic fluids, DEF on Tier 4 SCR), scheduled maintenance labor, unplanned downtime (the largest hidden cost most contractors don’t track), insurance, transport between jobsites, water for dust suppression on crushers and the Krokodile PLUS, and end-of-life resale value (positive on Komplet equipment with documented maintenance history; negative on equipment with undocumented history or non-OEM parts use). Total cost of ownership is typically the right framework for evaluating equipment economics, not sticker price alone.
How do I get the most accurate price for my specific situation?
Contact Komplet America at 908-369-3340 or your authorized Komplet dealer for current pricing. Pricing depends on dealer location, configuration options, financing structure, trade-in considerations, regional market conditions, and timing. List prices in this guide are starting points; actual transaction pricing is dealer-specific.
Final Thoughts
Stone crusher pricing is more transparent than most equipment-marketing language admits. Komplet’s compact mobile lineup ranges from approximately $108,000 (K-JC 503) to over $454,000 (K-JC 805 fully configured), with the best-selling K-JC 704 PLUS at $265,635 anchoring the contractor- and recycler-scale price point. Six factors drive what the buyer actually pays: production capacity, configuration, OEM and dealer support quality, financing structure, total cost of ownership over the equipment’s life, and whether the buyer chooses new or pre-owned.
The right framework for any specific purchase is total cost of ownership, not sticker price alone. Lower-priced equipment from outside the established OEM ecosystem often costs more over its operating life — through parts unavailability, unsupported service, voided warranty, and lower resale value. Higher-priced equipment that’s matched poorly to actual project volume costs more by sitting idle. The middle ground — equipment sized to actual work, supported by an established OEM with parts inventory and an authorized dealer network, financed appropriately, and bought new or certified pre-owned based on cash flow and operating profile — is where most contractor capital decisions actually find the right answer.
Komplet America builds compact crushers, screeners, the Krokodile PLUS slow-speed shredder, and the K-TC 460 tracked mobile conveyor for contractors who need real production in tight footprints — backed by parts inventory forecasted 12 months in advance, factory-certified service through the authorized dealer network, and Komplet Capital financing that aligns with how contractor capital decisions actually work. To see the full lineup, explore the crusher, screener, shredder, and conveyor categories. To talk pricing, configuration, financing, or pre-owned availability, contact Komplet Capital, visit the contact page, or call 908-369-3340.
Ready to talk price on your next crusher?
- Browse the full Komplet crusher lineup and current spec details for each model.
- Save 40–70 percent with certified pre-owned Komplet equipment — verified history, OEM parts support.
- Talk to Komplet Capital about 100 percent financing, 24-hour approvals, and Section 179 tax deduction eligibility for 2026.
- Find your local Komplet dealer for current dealer-specific pricing, configuration availability, and rental options.
- Call 908-369-3340 or contact Komplet America directly for a configuration consultation.
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Disclaimer: All operating, maintenance, and service guidance in this article is general in nature. Always refer to the official Komplet operator’s manual for the specific machine model and serial number, and follow OEM intervals and procedures. For warranty-protected work, contact Komplet America at 908-369-3340 or your authorized Komplet dealer. Improper service or non-OEM parts may void warranty coverage and create safety hazards.
Disclaimer: Equipment prices listed in this article are starting list prices for current Komplet equipment as of publication. Prices are subject to change based on dealer location, configuration options, freight, taxes, regional market conditions, currency exchange rates, financing terms, and timing. Actual transaction prices may differ. Prices do not include taxes, shipping, or installation fees, which may apply depending on your region. Confirm current pricing with Komplet America at 908-369-3340 or your authorized Komplet dealer before making purchase decisions. Listed prices for the K-JC 805 and Krokodile PLUS reflect specific included configurations (magnetic separator, side conveyor, hydraulic hopper as noted); base prices without these options are lower. Confirm exact configuration with dealer.
Disclaimer: Tax-related figures in this article — including Section 179 deduction limits ($2,560,000 maximum for tax years beginning in 2026 with $4,090,000 phase-out threshold) and 100 percent bonus depreciation for qualified property acquired after January 19, 2025 — are based on current U.S. Internal Revenue Code provisions and reporting from tax-planning sources as of publication. Tax laws change; actual tax treatment depends on the buyer’s entity structure, taxable income, equipment classification, business use percentage, and other factors. Consult a qualified tax advisor or CPA to confirm Section 179 eligibility, applicable deduction amounts, and tax planning strategy for any specific equipment purchase. Komplet America does not provide tax advice and makes no guarantee of any specific tax outcome.
Disclaimer: Cost savings figures, financing rates, capital savings on pre-owned equipment, total cost of ownership estimates, and ROI examples shown above are illustrative only. Actual results depend on jobsite material composition, local hauling and tipping rates, virgin aggregate prices, fuel and labor costs, equipment utilization, financing terms, regional regulatory requirements, currency exchange rates, and operator efficiency. Komplet America makes no guarantee of specific financial returns. The Komplet Capital financing calculator is for illustration purposes only and is not an approval or an offer to finance. Customers should perform their own analysis based on local market conditions before making purchase decisions.
