The hammer crusher can efficiently crush a variety of materials including limestone, calcite, barite, dolomite, marble, gypsum, coal gangue, and more.
The hammer crusher is designed to crush materials with a compressive strength not exceeding 320 MPa.
The hammer crusher is available with multiple power options including electric motor, diesel engine, or conveyor to suit different operational requirements.
The hammer crusher is designed to minimize energy usage while maximizing output, making it an energy-efficient option.
The capacity of the hammer crusher varies by model, ranging from 0.8 to 220 tons per hour depending on the specific model chosen.
Yes, the compact design of the hammer crusher reduces maintenance time and costs, making it easy to manage and maintain.
The dimensions vary by model: for example, the PC400x300 measures 600x780x860 mm, while the PC1200x1200 measures 1600x1890 mm.
Yes, the hammer crusher can be utilized in recycling processes to crush various waste materials.
The discharge size after crushing typically ranges from 5 to 35 mm, depending on the model and material being processed.
The hammer crusher is widely used in industries such as metallurgy, mining, chemical, cement, coal, and construction.
The PC400x300 model is suitable for smaller capacities and less dense materials.
Key advantages include high capacity, simple maintenance, versatility for various materials, and energy efficiency.
Yes, the hammer crusher can crush hard materials like granite and pebbles, as well as softer materials, making it versatile.
The weight of the hammer crusher varies by model, for instance, the PC400x300 weighs approximately 0.89 tons, while the PC1200x1200 weighs around 22 tons.
The hammer crusher is most effective for materials with a moisture content below 15%.
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