HAMMER CRUSHER

Hammer crushers – crushers of shock-reflective action with impact elements – hammers fixed on the rotor, and reflective plates – lining located on the walls of the housing.

The operating principle of the hammer crusher is as follows: the material to be crushed is loaded into the crusher from above. Under the influence of gravity, it falls or slides on the tray and is hit by the hammers of the fast-rotating rotor. As a result of a hammer blow, part of the raw material is destroyed, its fragments fly apart and are thrown onto the lining-bump plates or grates that form the crushing chamber. Hitting the lining, the material is further crushed and, reflecting, again falls under the action of the rotor. This is repeated continually until parts of the material, having reached a certain size, do not go out through the discharge slot or the slot of the grate for unloading.