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SHC series
Hammer Crusher

A hammer crusher, also known as a hammer mill, is a machine used to crush and pulverize materials into smaller particles by repeatedly striking them with a series of rotating hammers. It is commonly used in various industries such as mining, metallurgy, building materials, cement, and chemical engineering.

WORKING PRINCIPLE OF THE HAMMER CRUSHER

** The basic construction of a hammer crusher typically includes a housing or frame, a rotating rotor with hammers attached, and a grate or screen to control the size of the crushed material.

** The material is fed into the crusher through a feed chute and is struck by the rotating hammers, which are attached to the rotor.

** The hammers impact the material, causing it to break into smaller pieces.

** The broken material then passes through the grate or screen, which controls the size of the output particles.

** The finer particles pass through the grate or screen, while the larger particles are retained for further crushing.

USAGE OF THE HAMMER CRUSHER

** Hammer crushers are known for their high efficiency, versatility, and ability to handle a wide range of materials, from soft to hard, abrasive, or brittle.

** They are commonly used for crushing materials such as limestone, coal, gypsum, shale, and other types of minerals and rocks.

** Hammer crushers are available in various sizes and configurations, including reversible and non-reversible designs, with different hammer types and arrangements to suit different applications and materials.

** Some of the advantages of using a hammer crusher include its ability to produce a relatively uniform particle size, its simple and robust construction, and its relatively low cost compared to other types of crushers.

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A	B	C	D	E	F	G
MODEL	CAPACITY	ROTOR DIMENSIONS	FEEDING SIZE	OUTPUT SIZE	MOTOR POWER	TOTAL WEIGHT
SHC 800	20-40 tph	800 x 800 mm	30 mm	0-2 mm	45 kW	4.600 kg
SHC 1214	80-150 tph	1200 x 1400 mm	150 mm	0-5 mm	160 kW	11.000 kg