The robust design and high-grade cast steel body of our cone crushers provide the strength and stability necessary for crushing extra-hard materials while ensuring low maintenance costs. MEKA's cone crusher is a very good example of our determination to gain customer trust in the field of crushing and screening equipment.

The head flaring (the angle between the head and the concave) of the crushing chamber of the standard head cone crusher is larger. Designed to crush feed materials up to 300 mm. The short-head cone crusher is a modification of the standard-head cone crusher. A special split cone and concave ring are designed.

The cone crusher's optimised speed and improved crushing chamber design provides high productivity with less wear on parts, meaning a great savings in labour. The adjustable crushing chamber can provide the required size of material, and is able to meet a variety of customer needs. AUTOMATION SYSTEM

While the initial cost of a cone crusher is quite high, their long lifespan allows businesses to absorb that cost over time, which helps make them more cost-efficient. Plus, since there are so few parts required to keep a cone crusher running, there are fewer parts that can break down or wear out over time. The Disadvantages of Cone Crushers

Standard crushers deliver a crushed product varying from ¼" up to 2½" usually in open circuit and can be fitted with fine, medium, coarse, or extra-coarse crushing cavities. Short-head cone crusher has a steeper head angle, a longer parallel section between cone and bowl, and a narrower feed opening. They deliver a crushed product ranging ...

Increase your crushing capacity by up to by replacing your old crusher. Crushing technology has come a long way since the ™ 7' type cone crushers* came to market. We stay in the forefront of technological advances – …

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Cone Crusher MANTLE The Mantalloy head mantle of this cone crusher is a replaceable wearing surface. It is made of alloyed manganese steel, and is held in place with a self-tightening head nut. On the 51-in. Hydrocone crushers and larger, the bottom portion of the mantle is ground to gauge to fit the head center, and the top portion is zinced.

While the initial cost of a cone crusher is quite high, their long lifespan allows businesses to absorb that cost over time, which helps make them more cost-efficient. Plus, since there are so few parts required to keep a cone crusher running, there are fewer parts that can break down or wear out over time. The Disadvantages of Cone Crushers

The cone crusher is a modified gyratory crusher. The essential difference is that the shorter spindle of the cone crusher is not suspended, as in the gyratory, but is supported in a curved, universal bearing below the gyratory head or cone (Figure 8.2). Power is transmitted from the source to the countershaft to a V-belt or direct drive.

The final product of the short head cone crusher with long parallel strip is very fine. We usually use this type of cone crusher after the secondary crushing. While the final product of the standard cone crusher is a little bit coarse and the capacity is large. The final products of it can be used for the secondary crushing.

10. Insufficient crusher discharge area. 11. Extremely hard or tough material. 12. Operation of crusher at less than recommended full load counter-shaft speed. Achieving a Higher Standard A track record of success From the fi rst day they were introduced, the MP Series cone crushers have transformed the possibilities for secondary and tertiary

Obviously a small four stage crushing plant in which the third stage crusher was a 7 Ft. Standard and the fourth stage consisted of two 7 Ft. SHORT HEAD cone crushers, would not improve economically by the use of one 10 Ft. Standard cone crusher and one 10 Ft. SHORT HEAD cone crusher in place of the 7 Ft. crushers.

Cone crushers . Cone crushers resemble gyratory crushers from technological standpoint, but unlike gyratory crushers, cone crushers are popular in secondary, tertiary, and quaternary crushing stages. Sometimes, however, the grain size of the processed material is small enough by nature and the traditional primary crushing stage is not needed.

The MSP Cone Crusher features one of the largest volume displacements by a crusher head. When there is a large volume of material displaced this way, it means that more material is crushed in each cycle, more material can be fed to fill the larger void left when the crushing head recedes, and more material flows through the crusher due to the ...

The standard cone crusher has a large head angle, coarser discharge and higher output. It is generally placed behind the rough crusher (jaw crusher or gyratory crusher) for medium crushing. The head angle and the size of the discharge port of the short-head cone crusher are relatively small, and a finer product size can be obtained.

Cone Crusher Features & Benefits Largest head displacement provides greater capacity Long lasting bushings stand up to the environment Low operating costs Patented dust seal system equipped with an auto greaser and protects the crushers' dust-sensitive parts, leading to a longer service life, fewer spare parts change, and lower maintenance costs

head diameter cone ever manufactured. The dynamics of the XL900 allow more crushing to take place from the first nip at the feed opening and continuously throughout the chamber, until the material exits the parallel zone. Compact, Easily Installed The XL900 can be easily be installed to replace cone crushers with a 59-inch (1.5 m) head diameter or

Cone Crusher MANTLE. The Mantalloy head mantle of this cone crusher is a replaceable wearing surface. It is made of alloyed manganese steel, and is held in place with a self-tightening head nut. On the 51-in. Hydrocone crushers and larger, the bottom portion of the mantle is ground to gauge to fit the head center, and the top portion is zinced.

The Gyradisc crushers have head diameters from around 900 to 2100 mm. These crushers are always operated under choke feed conditions. The feed size is less than 50 mm and therefore the product size is usually less than 6–9 mm. View chapter Purchase book Crushers