The price of the dolomite crusher varies according to the model and specifications. Taking the jaw crusher as an example, the 250x750 jaw crusher can process up to 20 tons of stone per hour, and its price is about 7000-8000 US dollars. But please note that this is only a reference price, and the actual price may vary according to factors such as brand, quality, and configuration.
Cone crusher is also one of the commonly used dolomite crushing equipment. The price of a cone crusher is relatively high, but its processing capacity is also stronger, and the corresponding price is also higher.
Dolomite grinding machine is a mechanical equipment specially used to grind hard materials such as dolomite into fine powder. There are many types, such as Raymond mill, vertical mill, etc. These equipment have their own characteristics, but generally have the following advantages:
1. High efficiency and energy saving: using advanced grinding technology and power systems, it can efficiently grind dolomite into fine powder while reducing energy consumption.
2. Easy operation: The equipment has a reasonable structure design, and the operation interface is intuitive and easy to understand, which is convenient for users to operate and maintain.
3. Environmental protection and safety: Equipped with environmental protection equipment such as dust collectors, it can effectively reduce dust emissions and ensure the safety and hygiene of the production environment.
Working principle of dolomite grinding mill
The working principle of the dolomite mill is mainly to grind and finely grind hard materials through the friction between the grinding roller and the grinding disc. After the material enters the coal mill, it will be subjected to a certain pressure and friction. The friction between the grinding roller and the grinding disc will grind and finely grind the material. At the same time, the mill is usually equipped with an air classification device. After the material is ground, the fine powder and coarse powder are separated by the action of wind. The fine powder is taken away and collected, while the coarse powder continues to flow back between the grinding roller and the grinding disc for re-grinding until the required fineness is reached.
