Cone crusher is a type of crusher working on the principle of compression and are used in the secondary, tertiary or quaternery stages of the crushing process, especially for crushing of hard and abrasive materials. Depending on the feed size, crushers can be supplied with different crushing chambers, like Extra Coarse, Coarse, Medium or Fine crushing chambers.
Cone Crusher
MEKA Cone Crushers are designed with a unique combination of high crushing force, high eccentric throw to deliver top performance to help maximise your return on investment. Rugged and reliable, and designed to achieve outstanding results, our cone crushers feature a steep crushing chamber angle, a large crushing stroke, and optimum speed to deliver a finer product through increased inter-particle comminution.
Applications
MEKA cone crushers are an excellent choice as secondary crushers in combination with a jaw or a primary gyratory crusher or in the third or quaternary crushing stage. When you need a crusher for aggregates production, our cone crushers are well known for its great performance, in terms of its high throughput capacity, high reduction and high end product quality. For mining applications they are typically used when maximum material size reduction in an open circuit is required.
Why MEKA Cone Crusher?
Rugged design provides the strength and stability necessary for the crushing of extra-hard materials.
The design also results in low maintenance costs,
Hydraulic adjustment of the Closed Side Setting,
An easy-to-maintain Crusher,
An automatic overload protection system is standard,
Product curve and capacity can be optimized by adjusting the eccentric bushing supplied with the crusher,
Quiet operation and long life thanks to bevel gears with hardened, spiralcut teeth.
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Cone Crusher Technical Specifications
MCS300 |
MCH300 |
MCH400 |
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| *Capacity (mtph) | 110-230 | 50-190 | 90-340 |
| Motor Power (kW) | 132 | 132 | 250 |
| Max. Feed Size (mm) | 190-270 | 50-180 | 70-210 |
| Concaves | EC, C, MC | EC, C, MC, MF, F | EC, C, MC, MF, F |
| CSS (Min - Max Setting) (mm) | 25-48 | 16-36 | 13-44 |
| Eccentric Throw Range (mm) | 16-30 | 16-34 | 16-40 |
| **Weight (kg) | 14100 | 11600 | 18200 |
*For material weighing 1.6 t/m³ or 100 lbs/ft³. Capacity values are indicative only, crusher performance may vary depending on the feed gradation, feed moisture content, crushability of the material, crusher rpm, installed power and the crushing circuit design.
** Weights shown do not include drive motor package, support legs, maintenance platform, inlet and outlet chutes.
What is Cone Crusher?
Cone crushers comprise two main parts: a fixed conical body that narrows toward the top, and a movable cone at the top that is mounted on an eccentric shaft through the center of the body. Under the effects of the eccentric shaft, the inner cone rotates within the fixed outer cone causing the distance between the inner and outer lining to narrow and expand, and any rock fed between the two linings is broken. In these crushers, the crushing process relies on compressive force, and the ore fragments break into smaller sizes as they move towards the bottom of the crusher and the outlet mouth under their own weight.
Types of Cone Crusher
How Does Cone Crusher Work?
Advantages of Using Cone Crusher
Cone Crusher Processes Applications
The material entering the crushing chamber through the cone crusher feed opening is crushed by compressing it between the liner called mantle on the moving head and the the concave on the upper body.Eccentric shaft movement to the head ensures that the material is crushed between the two liners in the crushing chamber by eccentric gyrating movement of the head.
* Designed to efficiently crush hard and abrasive materials with high crushing forces.
*The possibility to use in the secondary, tertiary and quaternary stages in a wide range of applications.
*Cone crushers have less operating cost in hard and abrasive material crushing.
*Cone crushers are robust construction and reliably withstand the heavy-duty crushing applications
*The possibility to use in the secondary, tertiary and quaternary stages in a wide range of applications.
*Cone crushers have less operating cost in hard and abrasive material crushing.
*Cone crushers are robust construction and reliably withstand the heavy-duty crushing applications
Cone crushers are commonly used as secondary and tertiary crushers, and sometimes as quaternary stage crushers for finer crushing and when breaking very hard materials. They are used to crush materials to a wide range of sizes, and are provided in various crushing chamber configurations, namely extra coarse, coarse, medium and fine crushing chambers.
