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Stationary Aggregate Equipment for Sale in Texas and Oklahoma

Stationary Aggregate Equipment We Carry

Conveyors Crushers Feeders Fines Recovery Systems Impactors Recyclers Screens

Equipment For Every Job

ROMCO's MPS division (Material Processing Systems) carries stationary aggregate equipment built to withstand the demands of continuous crushing, screening and material handling operations. Our line includes trusted manufacturers known for durability in high-volume production environments, giving you equipment that holds up under sustained daily wear. With more than 16 branch locations, our team is positioned to support your operation with the parts, service and expertise your plant depends on.

ROMCO carries stationary aggregate equipment engineered for the demands of continuous production, from initial material reduction through final sizing and handling.

Conveyors

We carry a wide range of conveyors built for reliable, continuous operation across long production runs. These systems move material from one point in your plant to another, such as from a crusher to a screen or from a screen to a stockpile, keeping your process moving without relying on a loader to haul material between stages.

Crushers

Our line of crushers delivers the durability and processing capacity your plant needs for consistent size reduction. These machines break large rock, concrete or other feed material into smaller pieces, with primary, secondary and tertiary options available depending on how much size reduction your operation requires.

Feeders

Our feeders are engineered for precise, consistent material control when your plant is running at full capacity. These machines regulate the rate material enters your crusher or screen, preventing surges, clogs and underfed equipment that slow down your entire operation.

Fines Recovery

Our fines recovery equipment helps you get more sellable product out of every load you wash. This equipment recovers fine, sand-sized material from your wash water instead of letting it go to waste, while also making your water easier to manage and reuse.

Rock Tools

At ROMCO, we carry rock tools manufactured to withstand direct, continuous contact with abrasive material. This includes wear parts such as crusher jaws, cones, blow bars, liners, grizzly bars and wear plates. These parts protect your equipment while keeping your crushing and feeding operations running efficiently.

Screens

We carry a wide range of screens that deliver accurate, consistent sorting across high-volume production. These machines separate crushed material by size and send anything too large back through the crusher for another pass.

Recyclers

Our line of recycling equipment is built to process reclaimed material efficiently, giving you a reliable way to turn waste into usable product. This equipment breaks down and screens reclaimed asphalt pavement, concrete or soil, preparing it for reuse in new production.

Planning Your Stationary Aggregate Equipment Investment

A stationary aggregate plant is a permanent, site-specific investment, so getting the plan right before you purchase is critical to your plant’s long-term performance. ROMCO's team supports you through that planning process from initial evaluation through installation.

We perform a site assessment to evaluate the terrain, available space and how material will physically move from one stage to the next. Understanding the specifics of your job site will help prevent costly reconfigurations once equipment is installed.

We then engage in detailed planning to ensure your plant’s capacity and configuration matches your crushers, screens and feeders to the types and amount of material you’re processing. Our team has extensive hands-on experience from many years of planning and installing stationary aggregate equipment. This knowledge helps us to identify the correct systems needed for the materials you're processing.

Our team completes the installation and tests your equipment under real operating conditions to confirm it runs at the correct capacity before your plant goes into full production.

How to Choose the Right Stationary Aggregate Equipment

Several factors determine which stationary aggregate equipment fits your plant. ROMCO's MPS team can evaluate these factors for your specific plant and recommend the equipment that fits your production needs and budget.

Crushers, screens and feeders are rated for specific tons-per-hour outputs, and equipment sized below your production volume creates bottlenecks that slow your entire plant.

The hardness, moisture content and size of the material entering your plant determines which crusher type and screen configuration will process it effectively.

Stationary equipment has a fixed footprint and fixed position relative to the rest of your plant, so your available space and the path material takes through your operation affect the specific equipment that will fit your setup.

Total cost of ownership varies significantly between equipment models, since wear parts, fuel consumption and maintenance requirements differ by manufacturer and machine type. Comparing these costs along with the purchase price helps you choose equipment that costs less to operate over its lifespan.

Why Choose ROMCO

A stationary aggregate plant runs on continuous production, so any equipment downtime halts your operation. ROMCO builds its support around that reality, giving you the technical expertise and response speed a continuous production operation requires.

Our technicians are brand-certified by equipment type and manufacturer, ensuring you’re always working with a professional who is a true expert on your machines. This training allows us to provide more insightful recommendations regarding the right equipment for your needs, and it allows us to provide better service and support throughout the life of your machines.

You also get a single dedicated point of contact for your account. Relationships with aggregate equipment dealers often span years. Having one person who already knows your plant's configuration and history allows us to more effectively provide the support you need.

Our Extreme Service Promise™ backs that relationship with:

  • Rapid Technician Dispatch

  • Free quarterly machine inspections

  • Remote monitoring for equipment with telematics capabilities

  • Replacement equipment, when available, after you experience a breakdown, reducing the length of time your plant sits idle

With more than 16 branch locations, you have local access to parts and service without waiting on equipment to ship from a distant location. This proximity keeps repairs and part replacements moving quickly.

Contact us today to learn more about our stationary aggregate equipment solutions. ROMCO serves customers in Texas and Oklahoma.

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Stationary Aggregate Equipment FAQs

A primary crusher takes in the largest raw material and performs the first stage of size reduction. A secondary crusher reduces that material further into smaller, more uniform pieces. A tertiary crusher performs the final stage of size reduction, producing the finished product size a plant needs for its end use.

A feeder controls the rate at which material enters a crusher or screen. This regulation prevents the crusher or screen from receiving too much material at once, which can cause surges, clogs or an underfed machine that isn't operating efficiently.

Fines recovery equipment captures fine, sand-sized material from wash water that would otherwise be lost during processing. This recovered material can be sold as product, and removing it from the water also makes that water easier to manage and reuse in the plant.

Rock tools are the wear parts on aggregate equipment that make direct contact with rock and other material, including crusher jaws, cones, blow bars, liners, grizzly bars and wear plates. These parts protect the underlying equipment, and they keep crushing and feeding operations running efficiently as they wear down over time.

A crusher reduces the size of incoming material by breaking it into smaller pieces. A screen separates already-crushed material by size, sending oversized pieces back through the crusher and passing correctly sized material through to the next stage.

Yes. Recycling equipment in an aggregate plant breaks down reclaimed material such as asphalt pavement, concrete or soil. Then, it screens this material to the correct size, preparing it for reuse in new production.