• CRUSHING AND SIZING
  • GRINDING AND MILLING
  • CALCINING AND ROASTING
  • PYRO
  • CONVEYOR
  • CONE CRUSHER

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    HAMMER CRUSHER

    Equipment introduction:

    The spring cone crusher design is able to pass uncrush able materials e.g. tramp metal, through the crushing cavity by using springs.

    The first hydraulic cone crusher was developed in 1948 and this allowed for the opening of the crushing cavity hydraulically, instead of using springs (mechanical actuation).

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    JAW CRUSHER

    Equipment introduction:

    The spring cone crusher design is able to pass uncrush able materials e.g. tramp metal, through the crushing cavity by using springs.

    The first hydraulic cone crusher was developed in 1948 and this allowed for the opening of the crushing cavity hydraulically, instead of using springs (mechanical actuation).

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    CONCENTRATING

    Equipment introduction:

    The spring cone crusher design is able to pass uncrush able materials e.g. tramp metal, through the crushing cavity by using springs.

    The first hydraulic cone crusher was developed in 1948 and this allowed for the opening of the crushing cavity hydraulically, instead of using springs (mechanical actuation).

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  • VERTICAL ROLLER MILL

    Equipment introduction:

    The spring cone crusher design is able to pass uncrush able materials e.g. tramp metal, through the crushing cavity by using springs.

    The first hydraulic cone crusher was developed in 1948 and this allowed for the opening of the crushing cavity hydraulically, instead of using springs (mechanical actuation).

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    BALL MILL

    Equipment introduction:

    The spring cone crusher design is able to pass uncrush able materials e.g. tramp metal, through the crushing cavity by using springs.

    The first hydraulic cone crusher was developed in 1948 and this allowed for the opening of the crushing cavity hydraulically, instead of using springs (mechanical actuation).

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    RAYMOND MILL

    Equipment introduction:

    The spring cone crusher design is able to pass uncrush able materials e.g. tramp metal, through the crushing cavity by using springs.

    The first hydraulic cone crusher was developed in 1948 and this allowed for the opening of the crushing cavity hydraulically, instead of using springs (mechanical actuation).

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    GRINDING MEDIA BALL

    Equipment introduction:

    The spring cone crusher design is able to pass uncrush able materials e.g. tramp metal, through the crushing cavity by using springs.

    The first hydraulic cone crusher was developed in 1948 and this allowed for the opening of the crushing cavity hydraulically, instead of using springs (mechanical actuation).

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  • PREHEATER

    Equipment introduction:

    The spring cone crusher design is able to pass uncrush able materials e.g. tramp metal, through the crushing cavity by using springs.

    The first hydraulic cone crusher was developed in 1948 and this allowed for the opening of the crushing cavity hydraulically, instead of using springs (mechanical actuation).

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    CALCINER

    Equipment introduction:

    The spring cone crusher design is able to pass uncrush able materials e.g. tramp metal, through the crushing cavity by using springs.

    The first hydraulic cone crusher was developed in 1948 and this allowed for the opening of the crushing cavity hydraulically, instead of using springs (mechanical actuation).

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  • KILN

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    BURNER

    Equipment introduction:

    The spring cone crusher design is able to pass uncrush able materials e.g. tramp metal, through the crushing cavity by using springs.

    The first hydraulic cone crusher was developed in 1948 and this allowed for the opening of the crushing cavity hydraulically, instead of using springs (mechanical actuation).

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    GREAT COOLER

    Equipment introduction:

    The spring cone crusher design is able to pass uncrush able materials e.g. tramp metal, through the crushing cavity by using springs.

    The first hydraulic cone crusher was developed in 1948 and this allowed for the opening of the crushing cavity hydraulically, instead of using springs (mechanical actuation).

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    REFRACTORY AND CASTABLE

    Equipment introduction:

    The spring cone crusher design is able to pass uncrush able materials e.g. tramp metal, through the crushing cavity by using springs.

    The first hydraulic cone crusher was developed in 1948 and this allowed for the opening of the crushing cavity hydraulically, instead of using springs (mechanical actuation).

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  • BUCKET ELEVATOR

    Equipment introduction:

    The spring cone crusher design is able to pass uncrush able materials e.g. tramp metal, through the crushing cavity by using springs.

    The first hydraulic cone crusher was developed in 1948 and this allowed for the opening of the crushing cavity hydraulically, instead of using springs (mechanical actuation).

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    PAN CONVEYOR

    Equipment introduction:

    The spring cone crusher design is able to pass uncrush able materials e.g. tramp metal, through the crushing cavity by using springs.

    The first hydraulic cone crusher was developed in 1948 and this allowed for the opening of the crushing cavity hydraulically, instead of using springs (mechanical actuation).

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    BELT CONVEYOR

    Equipment introduction:

    The spring cone crusher design is able to pass uncrush able materials e.g. tramp metal, through the crushing cavity by using springs.

    The first hydraulic cone crusher was developed in 1948 and this allowed for the opening of the crushing cavity hydraulically, instead of using springs (mechanical actuation).

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    CHAIN CONVEYOR

    Equipment introduction:

    The spring cone crusher design is able to pass uncrush able materials e.g. tramp metal, through the crushing cavity by using springs.

    The first hydraulic cone crusher was developed in 1948 and this allowed for the opening of the crushing cavity hydraulically, instead of using springs (mechanical actuation).

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