The hammer crusher is a kind of mechanical equipment that crushes materials by virtue of the impact force generated by high-speed rotating hammers. Boasting the advantages of large crushing ratio. High production capacity and uniform finished product particle size. It has become a core device in industries such as building materials, chemical engineering and mining. Its history can be traced back to the 19th century, and after a century of iteration, it has developed into multiple types including single/double rotor and reversible/irreversible models, to adapt to different production requirements.
Hammer Crusher: A Powerful Tool in the Field of Industrial Crushing
The core components of the equipment consist of a frame, transmission device, rotor and screen plate. The rotor drives the hammer heads to rotate at high speed. And crushes materials through the combined effects of impact, collision and grinding. Materials larger than the screen gap remain in the cavity for continuous crushing until they meet the required size and are discharged. As key components, the hammer heads are made of wear-resistant materials such as high manganese steel. Which balances crushing efficiency and service life.
It is mainly used to process medium and low-hardness materials such as limestone, coal and shale, with a maximum feed particle size of 1600mm and a processing capacity ranging from 50 to 3000t/h. Nowadays, intelligent upgrading and green energy conservation have become the development trends. Technologies such as hydraulic quick-change and digital monitoring have greatly reduced operation and maintenance costs. And mobile models have further expanded open-air operation scenarios. Providing strong support for cost reduction and efficiency improvement in industrial production.
