Cone Crusher

HPT Multi-cylinder Hydraulic Cone Crusher

Based on some design principles of traditional multi-cylinder hydraulic cone crushers like fixed main shaft, eccentric sleeve rotating around main shaft and lamination crushing, HPT Multi-cylinder Hydraulic Cone Crusher makes a breakthrough on its structure. After optimization, the structure improves the performance and crushing capability a lot. Meanwhile, the hydraulic lubrication system of HPT Cone Crusher not only ensures the stable operation but also makes the system control more intelligent.

Input Size: 0-350mm
Capacity: 45-1200TPH
Material: Granite, diabase, basalt, pebble, limestone, dolomite, metallic ores and non-metallic ores, etc.
Description
Description
Stone Crusher Specifications
Model Cavities Feed opening (mm) Minimum discharging size (mm) Capacities (t/h) Maximum installed power (kW) Overall dimension (mm)
HPT100 C1(Extra Coarse) 140 19 75-140 90 1705×1510×1583
C2(Coarse) 100 13 60-110
M(Medium) 70 9 52-100
F1(Fine) 50 9 50-95
F2(Extra Fine) 20 6 45-90
HPT200 C2(Coarse) 185 19 145-250 160 2135×1750×1927
M(Medium) 125 16 135-235
F1(Fine) 95 13 115-220
F2(Extra Fine) 75 10 90-190
HPT300 C1(Extra Coarse) 230 25 220-440 250 2725×2110×2871
C2(Coarse) 210 19 190-380
M(Medium) 150 16 175-320
F1(Fine) 105 13 145-280
F2(Extra Fine) 80 10 110-240
HPT400 C1(Extra Coarse) 295 30 300-630 315 2775×2370×2295
C2(Coarse) 251 25 285-560
M(Medium) 196 20 250-490
F1(Fine) 110 13 180-345
F2(Extra Fine) 90 10 135-320
HPT500 C1(Extra Coarse) 330 38 425-790 400 2800×3480×4050
C2(Coarse) 290 30 370-700
M(Medium) 210 22 330-605
F1(Fine) 135 16 270-535
F2(Extra Fine) 95 13 220-430
HPT800 C1(Extra Coarse) 350 38 570-1200 630 3970×3345×4235
C2(Coarse) 299 32 520-1050
M(Medium) 265 25 475-950
F1(Fine) 220 16 370-800
F2(Extra Fine) 150 13 310-600
Stone Crusher Highlights

Hydraulic Cone Crusher Working Principle

When a HPT Multi-cylinder Hydraulic Cone Crusher works, driven by the motor, the transmission shaft rotates under the action of belt pulley and triangular belt. Next, the transmission shaft drives the eccentric sleeve to make it rotate around the axis. Meanwhile, the eccentric sleeve forces the movable cone to do pendular movement. This movement makes the movable cone and fixed cone sometimes close to, sometimes far away from the rolling wall. Materials are continuously shocked, squeezed and crushed 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. PLC Integrated Control System Makes Operations Simpler
- 2. Upgraded Structure, Higher Efficiency
- 3. The Principle of Lamination Crushing Brings Better Discharging Size
- 4. Multiple Cavity Types Meet Various Production Needs
- 5. Digitalized Processing, Higher Precision
- 6. Sufficient Supply of Spare Parts, Worry-free Operation
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