Jaw Crusher (SBM Model) | Primary crushing in quarries, hard rocks | - High-strength steel frame (ASTM A536 grade 60-40-18) - Diesel-powered (200 HP, ISO 8178) - 400 tph (▲20% vs industry standard 333 tph) - 90 dB (ISO 1996-2, ▲10 dB quieter than typical 100 dB) - CE certified (EN 1343) | - Durable, low maintenance - High reduction ratio (▲1:6 vs industry 1:4) - 1-year warranty (▲standard is 6 months) | - Higher wear on jaws - Slower feed rate compared to impact crushers |
Cone Crusher | Secondary/tertiary crushing, fine products | - Manganese steel liners (ASTM A484) - Hydraulic adjustment system - 500 tph (▲60% vs jaw’s base model) - Noise: 95 dB (ISO 1996-2) | - Uniform product size - Efficient for hard materials like granite | - Higher operational costs - Complex maintenance |
Impact Crusher | Recycling, soft to medium-hard materials | - High-speed rotor (2000 RPM, ISO 13374) - 600 tph (▲50% vs cone) - Wear-resistant hammers (ASTM A36) - Noise: 105 dB (ISO 1996-2) | - High production rate - Cubical output ideal for aggregates | - High wear part costs - Louder than jaw/cone crushers |
Hammer Crusher | Soft materials (coal, limestone) | - Heavy-duty hammers (ASTM A36) - 300 tph (▲-25% vs impact) - Low noise 85 dB (ISO 1996-2) | - Low cost, simple design - Quiet operation | - Limited to soft materials - Lower capacity |
Vibrating Screen | Aggregate separation | - Stainless steel screens (ASTM A240) - 400 tph (▲30% vs manual sorting) - Adjustable mesh sizes (▲customization) | - Efficient separation - Adjustable for diverse applications | - Requires frequent screen cleaning - Higher energy consumption |
Mobile Crushing Unit | On-site processing, flexibility | - Diesel-powered (500 HP, ISO 8178) - 500 tph (▲25% vs stationary) - Full mobility (▲portability) | - Reduces transportation costs - Portable for remote sites | - Higher initial investment - Requires skilled operators |