The two-stage crusher can be regarded as the combination of two hammer crushers. It adopts two sets of rotors to work together. It can easily break materials with high moisture content such as gangue, shale and coal cinder etc.
Rotor: The rotor is the core component of the crusher. It consists of a shaft and hammers. The hammers are usually made of high - strength alloy steel to withstand the impact forces during the crushing process.
Crushing ChambersThere are two distinct crushing chambers in a two - stage hammer crusher. The first - stage chamber is designed to handle larger feed sizes and break the materials into intermediate - sized particles. The second - stage chamber is focused on further reducing the particle size and achieving a more refined product. The chambers are usually lined with wear - resistant materials such as manganese steel to protect the crusher body from abrasion caused by the materials.
Feed Hopper and Discharge Outlet: The feed hopper is located at the top of the crusher and is used to receive and guide the materials into the first - stage crushing chamber. The discharge outlet is at the bottom of the second - stage crushing chamber and is designed to allow the crushed materials to be discharged smoothly.
High Crushing Ratio: It can effectively reduce large sized materials to very fine particles in a single pass through the crusher.
Fine and Uniform Product: It produces a relatively fine and uniform particle size distribution of the crushed materials.
Versatility: By adjusting rotor speed, it could meet crushing requirement both for It can soft and hard materials.
Efficient Energy Consumption: The integrated two - stage process reduces the need for additional material handling and transfer between different crushers, thus saving energy.
First Stage: In the first stage, the materials are fed into the upper part of the crusher through a hopper. The rotor, which is equipped with hammers, rotates at a high speed. As the materials enter the crushing chamber, the hammers strike the materials with high - speed impact force. This initial impact breaks the large materials into smaller pieces. The crushing chamber of the first stage is usually designed with a certain shape and size to allow the materials to be effectively crushed and move towards the second - stage crushing area.
Second Stage: The partially crushed materials then fall into the second - stage crushing chamber. Here, the materials are further crushed by a combination of impact and grinding actions. At the same time, the materials are also ground between the hammers and the inner wall of the crushing chamber or against a grate bar. This two - stage process helps to achieve a finer and more uniform particle size distribution of the crushed materials.
Model | Feeding size(mm) | Output Size (mm) | Capacity (t/h) | Motor Power (kw) | Overall Dimension (mm) |
2PC600X400 | <100 |
<3mm
(0.5~0.075mm 50%
0.6~2mm 35%
2~3mm 15%) |
15-25 | 2x22 | 2350×926×1630 |
2PC800X600 | <100 | 45-60 | 2x55 | 3300×1250×1730 | |
2PC1000X800 | <120 | 50-70 | 2x90 | 5650×2067×2766 | |
2PC1000X1200 | <130 | 80-100 | 2x110 | 5650×2419×2765 | |
2PC1200X1400 | <150 | 100-120 | 2x160 | 5900×2660×2790 | |
2PC1400X1600 | <180 | 120-180 | 2x250 | 6000×2880×4600 | |
2PC1600X2000 | <200 | 200-250 | 2x400 | 7400×3500×4266 |
*The output will vary according to different materials, feed particle size and other factors
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