Impact crushers (also known as impact crushers) are the ideal crushing solution for various applications including road construction, recycling, and construction. Unlike other rock-breaking equipment, impactors use impact rather than compression to break material (hence the name!). These crushers can be used as both primary and secondary crushers, providing versatility rarely found in rock-crushing equipment. Baichy has a professional R&D capability and design team!
VSI Series Vertical Shaft Impact Crusher
The VSI crusher is a high-speed vertical rotor crusher designed to process high-specification cubic or fine sand material at maximum capacity by centrifugal force acting on the high wear-resistant hammer plates or rock bed in the upper chamber of the outer crusher frame Crusher. The machine features a high crushing ratio, variable grading control, and a non-clogging crushing chamber.
The main frame is made of high-quality steel, with a forged high-strength steel shaft, impeller-type rotor, and international standard roller bearings. It is V-rope driven by adjustable single or double motors through cast iron drive pulleys.
The rotor impeller, impact anvil, barrel, and lid liner are high-quality wear-resistant steel and are easy to replace.
Difference Between Vertical Crusher And Horizontal Crusher
Vertical crushers mainly include vertical shaft impact fine crushers, which are widely used in the fine crushing of materials in iron ore, gold ore, cement, glass, ceramics, electric power, and steel industries. The main shaft of the vertical crusher is vertical. As a fine crusher, the average output particle size is ≤3-4mm, and 90% is a fine powder, which reduces the input particle size of the ball mill and increases the output by 20%-30%.
Horizontal crusher (that is, the main shaft is used horizontally). It has a high production capacity, low energy consumption per unit product, a large crushing ratio, and replaces multi-stage crushing. That is, when the technological conditions are limited, this model can complete the whole process of product production from coarse crushing to fine crushing.
