subject: Impact Crusher Introduction [print this page] Impact crushers are optimized after adopting advanced techniques. The Impact Crusher can crush granite, basalt, bluestone, etc the diameters of which are from 100mm to 500mm, and impact crushers crushing compression strength is not more than 320Mp The final product is desirable device for aggregation used in highway and railway surface and water and electricity industry.
Impact Crusher Technical Advantage:
1.Hammers are rectangular in shape with four wear edges. This shape will provide the most even production and product gradation. With proper usage of the four flips, the machine utilizes the maximum amount of the hammer weight, thus giving efficient utilization of this wear component. Minimize the loss of valuable production time and labor.
Vertical roller mill hammer replacement is one of the fastest and most efficient in the industry.
2.Frame and apron liners are drilled and tapped and use standard hex head cap screws and lock washers. Bolted design stays tight longer as the liner wears. A monoblock curtain liner is also available.
3.The rotor and shaft are held with keyless locking assemblies. Shaft is made of premium, high alloy steel. The keyless locking rings give superior locking capabilities over keyed shaft applications that experience impact bending loads. Keyless locking assemblies are easier to service.
4.Minimize the loss of valuable production time and labor. Vertical lift hammer replacement is one of the fastest and most efficient in the industry.
Our impact crushers have proven to be rugged, high performance and cost effective solutions in a variety of applications. Our customers will testify to both outstanding service and investment value. Our impact crushers are successfully crushing a wide range of materials such as limestone, dolomite, gravel, basalt, raymond mill, concrete and asphalt. Whether you need a portable, stationary impact crushing plant, we have the optimum, innovative solution for your specific needs.
We designs and supplies primary and secondary impact crushing plants. The impact crusher shown left in this modern aggregate processing installation is a highly popular plant for secondary crushing applications. It is a brute of a crusher that handles concrete full of rebar, asphalt and other debris to produce highly saleable materials.
Impact Crusher Working principle:
The impact crushe materials with impact force. When the materials enter the blow bar area, they are crushed due to the high-speed impact of the blow bar and are thrown to the impact plates on the rotor for secondary crush. Then the materials will be shot back to the blow bar again for the third crush. This process repeats until the materials are crushed to the required size and discharged from the lower part of the machine. The size and shape of the finished powder can be changed by adjusting the gap between the impact rack and rotor support. The impact crusher employs self-weigh security device in its back frame. When other objects enter the impact cavity, they will be forced out of the machine by the impact rack in the front and back of the machine.
