In a high-power crusher, does “high power” refer only to high crushing strength?
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What is the grading situation in a high-power grading crusher? What is used for grading? Is it based solely on the size of the feed particles?
This post was last edited by yxmqh on 2010-3-9 at 12:15. Model, Maximum feed particle size in mm, Adjustment range of discharge port in mm, Processing capacity (m/h), Motor power (kW), Weight (t): PE-60 × 100: 45, 3-10, 0.2-0.6, 1.1, 0.116; PE-150 × 250: 125, 10-40, 0.6-3, 5.5, 0.81; PE-250 × 400: 210, 20-60, 3-13, 15, 2.8; PE-400 × 600: 340, 40-100, 10-34, 30, 6.5; PE-475 ×1050: 400, 90-140, 37.5-81, 55, 11.7; PE-500 × 750: 425, 50-100, 20-52, 55, 10.3; PE-600 × 750: 500, 150-200, 50-100, 55, 12; PE-600 × 900: 500, 65-160, 30-75, 55-75, 15.5; PE-620 × 900: 500, 95-145, 31-70, 55-75, 14.3; PE-670 × 900: 520, 195-245, 66-83, 55-75, 14.8; PE-750 ×1060: 630, 80-140, 72-130, 110, 28; PE-800 ×1060: 640, 100-200, 85-143, 110, 30; PE-900 ×1060: 685, 230-290, 100-250, 110, 31; PE-900 ×1200: 750, 95-165, 87-164, 110, 50; PEX-100 ×600: 50, 7-21, 2-8, 7.5, 0.9; PEX-150 ×750: 90, 18-48, 5-16, 15, 3.5; PEX-200 ×1000: 160, 20-55, 6.9-23.8, 22, 6.5; PEX-250 × 750: 120, 25-60, 8-22, 22, 4.9; PEX-250 × 1000: 210, 25-60, 10-32, 30-37, 6.5; PEX-250× 1200: 210, 25-60, 13-38, 37, 7.