CONE CRUSHER
CONE CRUSHER
It offers many advantages over other crusher designs, such as low energy
consumption, reliability, high efficiency (compared to other crushers), and a high reduction ratio (feed/input size compared to product/output size).
Despite being present in many industries, it is most commonly used in the construction and mining industries.
Cone crushers are generally found in use for secondary, and downstream crushing services, with jaw crushers used for primary crushing operations
MODEL |
MOTOR POWER |
MAX. FEED SIZE |
NOMINAL CAPACITY (TPH) CURSHER RUNNING AT CSS (MM) | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
SR 120
|
100
|
250
|
20
|
35
|
45
|
50
|
80-90
|
95-115
|
115-125
| ||||
SR 160
|
150
|
350
|
60-80
|
90-120
|
125-140
|
135-160
|
SR 220
|
214
|
450
|
50-75
|
80-120
|
125-150
|
155-220
|
Cone Crushers Are Commonly Used for Crushing granite, dolomite, limestone, coal, etc. Ore mining (iron, manganese, chromite, bauxite, etc.) Industrial applications (slag, anodes, metallurgy, refractory, etc.) Sand and gravel Construction aggregates.
