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Impact crusher as a universal machine in the stone production line

Date: 01/18/2013   Print   collection 　　Impact crusher as a universal machine in the stone production line
　　Impact crusher, a universal machine in stone production line, is an essential and necessary equipment. The hardness, grain size of broken material is different with different model and the tonnage of impact crusher. Generally, impact crusher applies to many kinds of materials, such as basalt, limestone, marble and pebbles. It is widely used in cement plant and steel factury for limestone crushing, urban infrastructure, hard rock ore crushing works, high-speed railway construction and renovation and expansion project that sort of artificial sand making plant.
　　Impact crusher is not only suitable for soft materials but also for hardness materials. Besides, it is able to effectively deal with a greater moisture content of materials, so that prevent clogging of the crusher. Since 2005, the state clearly defined that large construction projects must use the impact crusher production sand. Especially in recent years, the construction of the housing, water conservancy and infrastructure construction has intensified, sand and gravel aggregate surge are also in badly demand. As the second grade broken equipment, impact crusher is of great significance to sand and gravel plant and the influence is quite extensive. The largest crusher in China produced by the YIFAN Engineering Co., Ltd., which the maximum processing capacity is 1000 tons per hour. Based on the introduction of the foreign advanced technology of Austria, YIFAN crusher combined with China's domestic sand industry specific mining conditions, developed a new efficient and powerful impact crusher machine.
　　Sophisticated equipment is the result of the relentless pursuit of product quality. Good corporate image is the consistent corporate reputation support of YIFAN. YIFAN Impact crusher will always be with you to create a more brilliant tomorrow. Print  Return