Hammer crusher

working principle

The hammer crusher mainly relies on the impact to break the material. The crushing process is roughly like this. The material enters the crusher and is broken by the impact of the high-speed rotary hammer. The broken material obtains kinetic energy from the hammer head, and rushes from the high-speed to the baffle in the frame, the sieve bar, and At the same time, the materials collide with each other, and the materials that are broken several times are smaller than the gap between the sieve bars, and are discharged from the gap. The larger materials are again impacted by the hammer on the sieve bar, and the crushed materials are crushed and crushed. The hammer is extruded from the gap to obtain a product of the desired particle size. The hammer crusher is divided into two types: reversible and irreversible. The rotor of the reversible hammer crusher is reversible and generally used for fine crushing; the rotor of the irreversible hammer crusher is irreversible and generally used for medium crushing.

 

The main parameters