Compound Crusher Machine
The vertical compound crusher, also known as a compound sand-making machine, is an adjustable fine-crushing device that operates without screen bars. It is primarily designed for crushing medium-hardness materials—such as limestone, clinker, coal gangue, sandstone, and iron ore—that have a compressive strength of no more than 200 MPa and a moisture content not exceeding 15%. This equipment is widely used across various sectors, including mining, metallurgy, refractories, cement, coal, glass, ceramics, and power generation.
The compound crusher machine offers a high crushing ratio, and the output particle size can be adjusted—a process that remains unaffected by the wear of its blow bars or liner plates. It is a commonly used piece of equipment in both stone crushing and sand-making production lines.
-
Compound Crusher
Compound crushers demonstrate high efficiency in crushing hard materials such as shale, glass, ceramics, bluestone, and metallic ores. They are most extensively used in the production of manufactured sand and aggregate, as well as in the processing of metallic ores.
- Capacity: 8-120 t/h
- Feed Size: ≤100-220 mm
- Output Size: ≤3 mm
-
Vertical Compound Crusher
The vertical compound crusher is primarily used in industries such as metallurgy, mining, chemical engineering, cement, construction, refractories, and ceramics for the secondary or tertiary crushing of medium-hard ores and rocks. It is capable of processing materials with a compressive strength of up to 200 MPa. The maximum feed size is 220 mm, with 70%–90% of the output material having a particle size of 3 mm or less.
- Capacity: 8-120 t/h
- Feed Size: ≤100-220 mm
- Output Size: ≤3 mm
