Hardness and size: The hardness and size of the pebbles are key factors in choosing a crusher. For pebbles with higher hardness, a crusher with strong wear resistance is generally selected, such as a jaw crusher. There are also corresponding crusher options for pebbles of different sizes. For example, the jaw crusher is suitable for small and medium-sized pebbles, while the hammer crusher is suitable for larger-sized pebbles.
Purpose: The end use of the pebbles will also influence crusher selection. Different uses of pebbles may require different crusher models and discharge particle sizes.

Quartz stone crushing is an important link in the mining machinery industry. Since the main component of quartz stone is silica, it is a high-hard rock with hard, wear-resistant, and chemically stable properties. Therefore, it is necessary to choose appropriate crushing equipment and methods. Crucial.

The recycling and reuse of concrete is an important environmental protection and resource-saving measure. Here are some aspects of concrete recycling:

Coal jaw crusher is a mechanical equipment specially used to crush coal. Its working principle is to use the jaw plate to crush materials, and through shearing, extrusion, splitting, and other actions, the coal is broken into products of the required particle size.

Pyrophyllite is a kind of clay mineral with a fine texture and low hardness (1-2). The newly developed pyrophyllite mine has a storage capacity of 2 million tons, of which the aluminum content is 30%-39%, and Fe2O3+TI2O 0.2%, suitable for blanks (molds) for synthetic diamonds, ceramics, refractory materials, glass fibers, carving stones, etc.

Bauxite, also known as bauxite or bauxite, is white or off-white, brownish-yellow or light red due to iron content, hardness 1-3, opaque, brittle, extremely difficult to melt, insoluble in water, the main component is oxidation Aluminum, which is hydrated alumina containing impurities, is an earthy mineral.

Bentonite generally has a hardness of 1-2 (some are relatively hard), and a density of 2-3g/cm3. Also called bentonite, bentonite, or bentonite, it is a non-metallic mineral with montmorillonite as the main mineral component. It is generally white and light yellow, and it is light gray, light green, pink, and brown due to changes in iron content.

Talc, also known as painting stone, liquid stone, of stone, cold stone, finite, and co-stone, is a common silicate mineral with a Mohs hardness of 1. It is a known soft mineral and can replace chalk. There are white marks, and nails can leave scratches on the talc.