Overview
Product Details
The chain crusher relies on the high-speed rotary motion of the chain strip driven by the rotor to strike and crush the materials. According to the arrangement direction of the rotor, the chain crusher used to the production of mixed fertilizer has vertical and horizontal two types.
The LP vertical chain crusher is a single rotor structure consisting of a cylindrical outer casing, a rotor, upper and lower support bearings and a rotating part.
The horizontal chain crusher was developed to overcome the problem of raw material adhere to the wall and clogging problem of the vertical chain crusher.
It has two horizontally arranged parallel rotors, each of them is equipped with the same number of chain sets. When the material enters the chain crusher from the two inlets, it is hit by the rotating chain. then it is crushed at the higher tangential speed inside machine shell and collided with each other. and the crushed material is discharged from the lower discharge outlet.
1: reasonable design of the inlet and outlet
2: Break materials uniformly
3: Not easy to stick to the wall, and easy to clean.
| Model No. |
Max. feed size mm |
Size after crushing mm |
Motor power Kw |
Production Capacity t/h |
| LP500 | ≤60 | <Φ0.7 | 11 | 1 3 |
| LP600 | ≤60 | <Φ0.7 | 15 | 1 5 |
| LP800 | ≤60 | <Φ0.7 | 15 | 2 8 |
Cheng Xiang Heavy Industry founded in 1995, located in xingyang industrial park, Zhengshang new district, zhengzhou city. The company, has standardized R&D department, and has accumulated many years of production experience, is oriented to realize the automation of fertilizer equipment, implements of design and manufacturing. The development aim of our company is to achieve the goal of intellegence, automation, mechanization of fertilizer machinery industry in China.
Our company's products are distributed in domestic provinces and regions in China, and have been exported to Russia, Vietnam, Thailand, Malaysia, Philippines, Myanmar and other countries etc. , enjoyed a certain popularity in the world.
