Key Features

Mainly used in the cement industry

For the comminution of soft to medium-hard materials

Comminution of tough and cohesive materials

Chalk, Limestone, Gypsum, Clay and Marl, and Coals such as Anthracite, Bituminous and Lignite

Efficient three-stage crushing operations

By percussion, impact and shear forces

HAMMER CRUSHER HDS

TECHNICAL DATA

HAMMER CRUSHER HDS

Rotor Capacity* Installed Power
Model Diameter mm Width mm Max. Edge Length mm 95% <25mm t/h 95% <90mm t/h Product 95% <30mm Product 95% <30mm Weight kg
HDS 1412 1.400 1.200 1.000 180 280 2x 132 2x 160 30
HDS 1414 1.400 1.400 1.000 220 340 2x 160 2x 200 35
HDS 1416 1.400 1.600 1.000 260 400 2x 200 2x 250 37
HDS 1418 1.400 1.800 1.000 300 460 2x 250 2x 315 40
HDS 1613 1.600 1.320 1.200 330 475 2x 250 2x 315 55
HDS 1615 1.600 1.540 1.200 380 560 2x 315 2x 355 58
HDS 1618 1.600 1.760 1.200 450 670 2x 355 2x 400 61
HDS 1620 1.600 1.980 1.200 550 830 2x 400 2x 500 65
HDS 1818 1.800 1.840 1.400 550 800 2x 400 2x 500 87
HDS 1821 1.800 2.070 1.400 660 1.000 2x 500 2x 630 96
HDS 1823 1.800 2.300 1.400 780 1.225 2x 630 2x 710 104
HDS 1825 1.800 2.530 1.400 900 1.450 2x 710 2x 880 112
HDS 2019 2,000 1,880 1,600 1000 1475 2x 800 2x 880 113
HDS 2022 2,000 2,200 1,600 1150 1650 2x 880 2x 1100 121
HDS 2025 2,000 2,520 1,600 1350 1850 2x 1000 2x 1100 130
HDS 2028 2,000 2,840 1,600 1550 2150 2x 1250 2x 1250 138
HDS 2032 2,000 3,160 1,600 1750 2450 2x1400 2x1400 146
*values are variable and can be aligned to the particular requirements

Granulation Curves

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

Double-shaft hammer crushers are mainly used in the cement industry for the comminution of soft to medium-hard, but also tough and cohesive materials: Chalk, Limestone, Gypsum, Clay and Marl, and Coals such as Anthracite, Bituminous and Lignite. Crushing of the feed material is achieved by percussion, impact and shear forces.

Two counter-rotating rotors crush feed material edge length of up to 1,600 mm. An anvil is located centrally between the two rotors, which directs the processed material onto grate baskets. These grates, which serve to restrict the amount of oversize, are mounted on a grate carriage and can be completely withdrawn from the crusher housing for servicing and maintenance purposes.

Each rotor comprises a central shaft onto which discs are fixed across the full width of the crusher. Between the discs, free-swinging hammers are mounted on hammer bolts and secured at both ends to the outer discs. Rotation and replacement of the hammers is facilitated by a hydraulic bolt removal tool together with a special lifting device.

The feed material is processed in three stages:

  1. The first stage reduction is by percussion and impact as the material to be crushed is gravity-fed from above the hammer circle.
  2. The material is then directed to the anvil, where it is crushed further by percussion and shear forces.
  3. The material flow then spreads across the discharge grates and, if the correct product granulometry has been achieved, it is separated and discharged through the grates. The grate bar gap spacing determines the final product size, and any remaining material continues to be processed until it can pass through the grate gap.

A rotor turning device is supplied with HAZEMAG HDS Hammer Crushers to enable the rotor to be turned and locked in the correct position for hammer replacement. The hammers are fitted into a holding device and secured in position then, with the aid of a hydraulic bolt removal tool, the hammer bolts can then be extracted and/or inserted.

  • AP-P
  • AP-PM
  • AP-PMH

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