PL870 Sanjiaotan vertical impact crusher mining machine

Production Description:

The vertical impact crusher is widely used for fine crushing and coarse grinding in mining, rocks, fireproof materials, glass raw material and metallurgy residues.

It is much more professional than other crushers in crushing hard and anti-abrasion materials such as carborundum,

sintered bauxite, magnesite and so on. It is usually used as sand making machine in the sand production line.

Working Principle:

The materials fall into the crusher and are divided into two parts. One part goes into the high-speed-running impeller of the machine, and the other part goes around the impeller. The two parts materials bump and crush fast during the effect of centrifugal force. Then the materials run like swirl, bump and rub to each other again and again. The finished products go out from the bottom of the machine, and users can get the requested products size after screening by vibrating screen.

Features:

1. Simple structure and low investment cost, convenient in maintenance.2. High efficiency and low consumption, having the function of fine crushing and coarse grinding.3. Suitable for crushing materials of middle hardness and high hardness.4. Cubic shaped finished products, high stack density.5. Working noise <75db, and little dust pollution.

Vertical impact crusher technical parameters

Certification:ISO9001:2008

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In order to recommend suitable design for you, please kindly tell me:
♣ What is your raw material to be crushed, is it soft stone (like limestone, dolomite) or hard stone(like granite, basalt, river stone, etc)?
Impact crusher is suitable as secondary crusher for soft stone, while cone crusher is suitable as secondary crusher for hard stone.
♣What is the maximum feed size of your raw material?
♣What are output sizes you want?
Normally for road construction, it is 0-40mm, while for aggregate, it is 0-20mm.
♣What is per hour capacity you want?
♣Are you the end user or will you re-sell the machinery to your clients?