The hammer crusher is a key piece of equipment that relies on high-speed impact energy to crush materials. Boasting advantages such as a large crushing ratio, high production capacity. And uniform finished products, it is widely used in multiple industries including mining, metallurgy, building materials, and chemical engineering. It is mainly suitable for the medium and fine crushing operations of brittle materials with medium hardness or below, such as limestone, coal, and gypsum.
Hammer Crusher: An Industrial Sharp Tool for Crushing
Its core working principle is that the motor drives the rotor to rotate at high speed. Under the action of centrifugal force, the hammerheads impact and shear the materials entering through the feed inlet. Meanwhile, the materials collide with the liner plates and screen bars inside the machine. After repeated crushing, the finished products that meet the screen hole size are discharged. While the unqualified materials continue to be ground on the screen plate until they meet the standards.
This equipment features a simple and reasonable structural design. It adopts wear-resistant alloy hammerheads and high-manganese steel liner plates, which significantly extend its service life. In addition, it has few wearing parts and is easy to maintain. Some models can achieve one-step crushing and shaping, replacing the traditional three-stage crushing process, which greatly reduces investment and operation costs. At the same time, it can meet environmental protection requirements by adding water to suppress dust, making it an indispensable crushing equipment in industrial production.
