Descriptions:

Spring cone crusher utilizes a spring mechanism to crush various medium hardness materials. It is used in the secondary crushing stage of ore crushing in the mining industry.

What Is a Spring Cone Crusher?

Spring cone crusher is a traditional cone crusher that utilizes a spring mechanism to exert pressure on materials. It is usually the secondary or tertiary crusher after the primary jaw crusher. It is suitable for crushing various rocks of medium size or above medium hardness, such as iron ore, copper ore, limestone, quartz, granite, basalt, dolerite, etc. 

The type of crushing cavity depends on the usage of rock and minerals: the standard type applies to medium crushing; the medium type applies to fine crushing; and the short head type applies to super fine crushing. 

What Is Spring Cone Crusher Used For?

CFTC spring cone crusher is widely used for various purposes in different industries.

• Aggregate Plant

• Construction

• Metallurgy

• Road Building

• Civil Engineering

• Phosphate Industry

• Urban Infrastructure

• Hydropower Engineering

What Are the Features of Spring Cone Crusher?

1. Unique structure, reasonable structure, balanced operation, and low fault rate.

2. Reliable "spring type" protection system can provide safety and efficient protection from overload.

3. Adopt a heavy-duty frame and separate automatic oil lubrication system.

4. Provide different crushing chamber configurations to suit different application needs.

5. Long-lasting bearings withstand crushing loads and severe environmental conditions.

6. Lower operating costs due to its simpler design and fewer hydraulic components.

What Are the Parts of Spring Cone Crusher?

Spring cone crusher machine is mainly composed of frame, transmission device, hollow eccentric shaft, bowl bearing, crushing cone, concave, spring, bevel gear, adjustment device, and hydraulic pressure station. Each component plays a crucial role in its operation.

Some vulnerable parts of the spring cone crusher include the mantle, concave, eccentric bushing, and bevel gear. They may be subject to wear and tear over time due to the abrasive nature of the materials being crushed and the stresses experienced during operation.

How Does Spring Cone Crusher Work?

The working principle of the spring cone crusher is driven by the rotation of the motor. When the crusher works, the motor drives the eccentric shaft sleeve through the horizontal shaft and a pair of bevel gears. 

Under the forces of the eccentric shaft sleeve, the shaft axis of the crushing cone keeps in rotary pendulum moment, so that the space between the mantle and concave will regularly reduce and increase. Meanwhile, the raw materials are crushed under the forces of squeezing and bending.