Working principle of hammer crusher

Hammer crusher, also known as hammer crusher, mainly relies on impact force to crush materials. It consists of a box body, a rotor, a hammer head, an impact lining plate, a screen plate, etc. It has a simple structure and a large crushing ratio. It can be used in both dry and wet crushing types, and is suitable for crushing various brittle materials and minerals, such as cement, coal, white Asia, gypsum, alum, bricks, tiles, limestone and other materials. When working, materials enter the hammer crusher through the feeding device and are crushed by the blow, impact, shearing and grinding effects of the high-speed moving hammer. It can not only be used in crushing production lines and sand making production lines, but also can replace cone crushers in mineral processing production lines. This crusher can change the gap required by users and change the discharge granularity to meet the different needs of different crusher users.

Hammer crusher application range

  The hammer crusher mainly relies on impact energy to complete the crushing operation of materials. When the hammer crusher is working, the material is fed into the crushing cavity by the vibrating feeder. The high-speed rotating rotor drives the hammer head to first hit the material, and then the material hits the counterattack plate under the action of its own gravity and is broken again. At the same time, materials will collide and break with each other. The material will go through many processes of stone to stone and stone to iron. After the crushing operation of the material is completed, it will be discharged from the discharge port. The discharged materials enter the screening equipment for screening, and those that meet the standards enter the next production process. Materials that do not meet the particle size requirements are returned to the crusher for secondary crushing.