In hammer blade design. What specific hammer blade design should be used under different crushing requirements? The crushing effect will have drastically different results.
The hammer blade is in the process of crushing. There are mainly hammer blade impact crushing and shear crushing, or a combination of both, depending on the characteristics of the crushed material and the requirements for crushing fineness.
Generally speaking. When the crusher crushes block shaped coarse powder materials, we generally use a hammer blade design with a large force arm and good hammering performance. This type of hammer blade is generally long and thick, emphasizing wear resistance and good hammering effect, strong impact resistance, and good shear effect.
For materials that require fine crushing, it is mainly reflected in good cutting effect. Because only by shearing and crushing after hammering can the effect of fine crushing be achieved. At this point, it is required that the hammer blade not only has good wear resistance, but also needs shear resistance, that is, there should be sharp cutting edges on both sides of the wear-resistant layer of the hammer blade. The sharp cutting edge of the hammer blade interacts with the fixed blade of the crusher to ensure the fineness of the crushing. In order to reduce the no-load load of the crusher. Adopting a special design to reduce the weight of the hammer blade itself. This reduces the no-load load of the crusher, greatly improving the production efficiency of crushing.
Post time: Mar-12-2025