Kimball Equipment Company
Finlay J-1160 tracked jaw crusher being fed by an excavator.

Rentals

Aggregate Equipment Rentals

Crushers. Screeners. Conveyors.

Equipment needs can change with the project, material or production schedule. Kimball Equipment Company offers crusher, screener and conveyor rentals, with rental periods based on your application, project requirements and equipment availability.

Backed by 80 years in the aggregate industry, Kimball Equipment Company works with you to choose rental equipment that fits your operation.

Why Producers Rent

Equipment that follows your production needs.

  • Temporary Production Needs

    Add capacity for a busy stretch without committing to a long-term equipment purchase.

  • Project Work

    Bring in the equipment a specific project calls for, for the length of the project.

  • Planned Equipment Downtime

    Keep production moving while your own equipment is down for planned work.

  • Evaluating Equipment for an Application

    See how a type of equipment fits your material and operation before deciding what to buy.

Crushers

The material you're processing, its feed size and the finished product you need all influence crusher selection. Each stage of crushing needs to work with the equipment before and after it.

Cedarapids CRC450X portable crushing equipment on a wheeled chassis. (representative image, not a specific rental unit)

Screeners

Screening separates material by size throughout a processing plant, from removing oversize material before crushing to sorting finished products for stockpiling.

Finlay 694 tracked inclined screen separating aggregate into stockpiles. (representative image, not a specific rental unit)

Conveyors

Moving material connects every stage of your operation. From feeding a plant and transferring material between units to building stockpiles and moving product across a site, the conveying system needs to fit the application.

Superior conveyor discharging aggregate onto a stockpile at sunset. (representative image, not a specific rental unit)

Rental Periods & Availability

A week, months or years.

Rental periods can be a week, months or years, depending on project requirements and availability. Contact a Kimball Equipment Company sales representative to discuss your needs and current availability.

Not sure yet which equipment you need? Tell us about your material and production requirements, and a sales representative will suggest where to start.

Contact your local Kimball Equipment Company sales team for current rental equipment and availability. See the manufacturers we represent.

Rental Purchase Options

Rental purchase options are available. A Kimball Equipment Company sales representative can help you review equipment eligibility, applicable terms and the next steps toward a purchase.

Learn more about our equipment financing.

Rental FAQs

Common Questions

What equipment can I rent?

Kimball Equipment Company offers crusher, screener and conveyor rentals. Tell us the material you need to process and the expected tons per hour so we can help narrow the equipment type.

How long can I rent equipment?

Rental periods can be a week, months or years, depending on project requirements and availability. Include your preferred start date and expected end date when asking about availability.

What equipment is available right now?

Availability changes by unit and date. Have your jobsite location, start date and expected rental period ready so the team can check what can be supplied for your project. Request a rental quote.

What are the rental terms?

Ask for a written quote that shows the rental period, delivery and pickup, and what is included for wear, maintenance and service. Confirm what happens if the project runs longer than planned.

What if I don't know which equipment I need?

Start with your feed material, largest feed size, desired finished product and estimated tons per hour. If the equipment needs to connect to an existing plant, share that layout as well.

Can I purchase rental equipment?

Rental purchase options are available on eligible equipment. Ask which units qualify and how the purchase terms work before committing to a rental. See Should You Rent or Buy Aggregate Equipment?

Tell us about your project.

A Kimball Equipment Company sales representative can discuss your needs, current availability and rental terms.