Cone Crusher

CS Spring Cone Crusher

CS Spring Cone Crusher takes the lamination crushing principle and the concept of crushing more and grinding less. Meanwhile, CS Cone Crusher integrates high swing frequency, optimized cavity type and rational stroke. Excellent performance makes it popular among customers.

Input Size: 0-178mm
Capacity: 45-1400TPH
Material: Granite, diabase, basalt, pebble, limestone, dolomite, metallic ores and non-metallic ores, etc.
Description
Description
Stone Crusher Specifications
Model Movable Cone Diametermm (inch) Chamber Style Opening Side Closed Side Discharging Opening (mm) REV (r/min) Power (kW) Capacity (t/h) Machine Size (mm)
Max.Feeding (mm)
CS75B 900 (3′) fine 83 102 9-22 580 75 45-91 2821×1880 ×2164
coarse 159 175 13-38 59-163
CS75D 900 (3′) fine 13 41 3-13 580 75 27-90 2821×1880 ×2410
medium 33 60 3-16 27-100
coarse 51 76 6-19 65-140
CS160B 1295 (4 1/4′) fine 109 137 13-31 485 185 109-181 2800×2342 ×2668
medium 188 210 16-31 132-253
coarse 216 241 19-51 172-349
CS160D 1295 (4 1/4′) fine 29 64 3-16 485 160 36-163 2800×2342 ×2668
medium 54 89 6-16 82-163
coarse 70 105 10-25 109-227
CS240B 1650 (5 1/2′) fine 188 209 16-38 485 240 181-327 3911×2870 ×3771
medium 213 241 22-51 258-417
coarse 241 268 25-64 299-635
CS240D 1650 (5 1/2′) fine 35 70 5-13 485 240 90-209 3917×2870 ×3771
medium 54 89 6-19 136-281
coarse 98 133 10-25 190-336
CS400B 2134 (7′) fine 253 278 19-38 435 400 381-726 5200×4300 ×4700
medium 303 334 25-51 608-998
coarse 334 369 31-64 870-1400
CS400D 2134 (7′) fine 51 105 5-16 435 400 190-408 5200×4300 ×4700
medium 95 133 10-19 354-508
coarse 127 178 13-25 454-599
Stone Crusher Highlights

CS Spring Cone Crusher Working Principle

When the CS Spring Cone Crusher works, driven by the motor, the eccentric sleeve rotates under the combined action of the triangular belt, big belt pulley, transmission shaft, bevel pinion and bevel gear wheel. Then, under the action of the eccentric sleeve, axis starts to rotate, too. During which, the crushing wall would be sometimes close to or sometimes away from the rolling wall. This motion forces materials to be shocked, squeezed and broken continuously in the crushing cavity between the crushing wall and the rolling wall. Finally, materials are discharged out of the machine when their fineness reaches the discharging standard.

- 1. Reliable Performance - Classical Structural Design
- 2. Multiple Cavity Types Suitable for Different Working Conditions
- 3. The Principle of Lamination Crushing Brings Better Discharging Size
- 4. Hydraulic Lubrication System Makes Operations Easier
- 5. Digitalized Processing, Higher Precision
- 6. Sufficient Supply of Spare Parts, Worry-free Operation
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