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Hammer crusher PCZ series
stationarycoal

hammer crusher
hammer crusher
hammer crusher
hammer crusher
hammer crusher
hammer crusher
hammer crusher
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Characteristics

Technology
hammer
Mobility
stationary
Other characteristics
coal
Capacity

Min.: 50 t/h
(30.6 lb/s)

Max.: 800 t/h
(489.9 lb/s)

Motor power

Min.: 55 kW
(74.78 hp)

Max.: 315 kW
(428.28 hp)

Opening height

Min.: 800 mm
(31.5 in)

Max.: 1,500 mm
(59.1 in)

Opening lenght

Min.: 800 mm
(31.5 in)

Max.: 5,000 mm
(196.9 in)

Description

PCZ series heavy hammer crusher is also called huge stone cusher. Because of the alloy composite hammer design, it decrease 35% production cost. Application Heavy hammer crusher is widely used for various hard and fragile materials, such as limestone, coal, salt, gypsum, alum, brick and tile, etc. The large capacity makes heavy hammer crusher becomes the preferred equipment in large stone crushing industry. Applicable materials: Stone crusher is used for crushing over 120 kinds of rocks, such as limestone, granite, quartz, basalt, river stone, gold ore, iron ore, coal, gravel, aggregate etc. Different final output size could meet your different needs. Reduce the risk of clogging and adhesion with wet and much soil raw materials using no grate design. Quality Assurance High capacity and low energy consumption. Customized Scheme Lower investment and get profits quickly. High Yield Simple structure and easy maintenance. Working principle Motor drives the rotor quickly in the crushing cavity. When the materials get into the working area of hammers, the rotating hammers with high rotation speed are crushing them. Without the grate design, wet and much soil raw material will not clogged. Finally, the finished porduct through the outlet smoothly.
*Prices are pre-tax. They exclude delivery charges and customs duties and do not include additional charges for installation or activation options. Prices are indicative only and may vary by country, with changes to the cost of raw materials and exchange rates.