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Source, Find, Buy, and Sell Used Conveyors

Optimize your operation with a used conveyor. Increase efficiency and reduce handling costs with our selection of quality pre-owned conveyors. We specialize in sourcing, finding, buying, and selling reliable secondhand conveyors tailored to your material-handling needs.

We Find the Right Used Conveyor for You!

Looking for a specific used conveyor? We can help! Share your requirements, and we’ll use our global network to source the right machine. We handle the search so you can stay focused on your operation. We specialize in finding secondhand mobile, tracked, radial, telescopic, and stationary conveyors that match your application — and we can also help you sell your used conveyors.

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Ready to sell a used conveyor? List your equipment for free on Findeq.com! We actively source secondhand conveyors and help connect you with buyers worldwide. Provide details (brand, model, belt width, length, hours, condition), and we’ll assist with the sale. Contact us today to consign or sell your used equipment.

Fact! Conveyors are often called “stackers” or “stockpilers” depending on the design.

Applications of Conveyors

Conveyors are essential across multiple industries, moving and stockpiling materials safely and efficiently. Different conveyor types offer distinct benefits depending on the application.

Belt Conveyors

Belt conveyors provide smooth, continuous material transport and are ideal for:

• General Material Transfer: Moving aggregates, soil, biomass, sand, gravel, and recyclables.

• Processing Plants: Feeding crushers, screeners, shredders, or trommels.

• Loading & Unloading: Transferring materials to trucks, bins, silos, or hoppers.

• Recycling & Waste Handling: Efficient movement of mixed waste, compost, and RDF.

Radial & Wheeled Stockpilers

Designed to build consistent stockpiles while reducing loader usage. Perfect for:

• Aggregate & Quarrying: Creating large, uniform piles of gravel, stone, sand, or crushed materials.

• Recycling Centers: Stockpiling shredded materials or processed waste.

• Biomass & Wood Processing: Building chip, pellet, or mulch stockpiles with minimal contamination.

Tracked Conveyors

Highly mobile units that integrate easily with crushers, screeners, or stationary systems. Used for:

• High-volume Production Sites: Continuous feeding and stockpiling in quarry or recycling operations.

• Short-term Projects: Quick setup and relocation for construction, remediation, or soil handling.

• Tight Workspaces: Delivering materials efficiently where loaders cannot maneuver easily.

Telescopic & Extendable Conveyors

Specialized for maximizing stockpile height and minimizing material segregation. Ideal for:

• Bulk Storage: Biomass, grain, fertilizer, and compost facilities.

• Ports & Terminals: Loading barges or containers.

• High-capacity Stockpiling: When footprint or height is a limiting factor.

Most Used Conveyors and Brands

A wide range of conveyors available — including tracked, wheeled, radial, telescopic, electric, and stationary models. They offer versatile solutions for transferring or stockpiling materials across multiple industries.
Key manufacturers include Terex Finlay, Powerscreen, Telestack, McCloskey, Superior, Edge, Keestrack, and Sandvik, all known for durable and innovative conveyor systems.

Why Choose a Used Conveyor?

Choosing between a new and used conveyor depends on budget, lead times, and operational needs. The used market offers many advantages:

Advantages of Buying a Used Conveyor

• Cost Savings: Get higher capacity or longer conveyors within your budget.

• Avoid Depreciation: Used conveyors retain value more steadily than new units.

• Proven Reliability: A used machine with a solid service history shows how it performs in real conditions.

• Immediate Availability: Avoid long factory lead times and start working sooner.

• Simpler Technology: Older units can be easier and cheaper to maintain.

• Resale Value: Well-kept used conveyors maintain strong market demand.

Considerations When Buying a Used Conveyor

• Inspection: Check belt condition, rollers, bearings, frame integrity, hydraulics, and motors.

• Service History: Maintenance records help confirm reliability.

• Hours of Use: A useful indicator of wear and tear.

• Test Run: Ensure belts track properly and all functions operate smoothly.

• Parts Availability: Confirm common components are accessible and affordable.

With proper inspection and maintenance, buying a used conveyor is often a smart and economical choice — offering high performance at a fraction of the cost of new equipment.

Findeq.com provides access to a wide range of used conveyors such as tracked stackers, radial stockpilers, telescopic conveyors, and more. Findeq also sells parts to keep your conveyors running efficiently.