Cone Crusher

Cone or gyratory crushers reduce material size through a compression method. During their operation, the main shaft drives the mantle in an eccentric motion, altering the distance between it and the liners, thereby achieving the crushing process. Cone crushers have the capability to process various medium to high-hardness rocks and ores, with an excellent reduction ratio. Consequently, they are typically used in the second and third stages of crushing circuits and sometimes even in the fourth or final stages of the crushing process.Cone crushers are known for their powerful performance in handling hard materials, making them widely used in the fine crushing processes of ores and tough aggregates. However, due to their compression-based crushing principle, they produce needle-like shaped output, which is less favored in certain industries. Additionally, cone crushers often face issues of bearing oil leakage, especially in lower-end equipment, as they typically operate under heavy loads. Furthermore, the