The HP200 can handle relatively large feed sizes. This is due to its robust design, featuring a high-capacity crushing chamber and a wide feed opening. It allows for effective handling of larger, more abrasive materials, while maintaining high throughput and efficient reduction ratios.
Multiple liner profiles (fine, medium, coarse) are available to match the chamber to specific feed sizes and application requirements, enhancing operational flexibility.
The optimised crushing chamber design ensures efficient material flow, higher throughput, and better energy utilization, resulting in lower operating costs. Its inter-particle crushing action produces a high-quality, cubical end product while reducing liner wear and extending component life.
The HP200 features a robust, heavy-duty frame engineered to endure the rigorous demands of continuous crushing operations. Constructed from high-strength steel and precision components, the frame effectively absorbs and distributes crushing forces, minimising stress and enhancing durability.
The dual-acting tramp release cylinders, which are part of the crusher’s hydraulic system, are responsible for relieving this pressure. They use hydraulic oil to lift the adjustment ring and the cone itself, creating enough space to allow the tramp material to pass through without causing damage.
This feature allows for customisation of the crusher’s stroke length, directly influencing both throughput and final product size. By adjusting the eccentric stroke, operators can optimise choke feed conditions and crusher settings, enhancing crushing efficiency and maximising output of the desired product size – ensuring smooth integration within the overall crushing circuit.
