In the limestone crushing line, the choice of impact crusher or jaw crusher needs to be comprehensively considered according to specific production needs, material characteristics, investment budget, and other factors. If you pursue high crushing efficiency and product particle size uniformity, and the material moisture is moderate, you can consider choosing an impact crusher; if you focus on simple equipment structure, reliable operation, and the ability to handle large pieces of limestone, a jaw crusher may be more suitable.
Impact crusher, also known as hammer crusher, mainly uses high-speed rotating hammers to impact, shear, grind, and projectile materials to crush them. In terms of crushing limestone, an impact crusher has the following advantages:
1. High crushing efficiency: impact crusher can quickly crush limestone to the required particle size and improve production efficiency.
2. Strong adaptability: the equipment has low requirements for the moisture content of the material, can handle limestone with high moisture, and is not easy to clog.
3. Uniform product particle size: by adjusting the gap between the hammer and the screen plate, the particle size of the product can be controlled to make it more uniform.
4. Compact structure: Impact crushers are usually compact, occupy a small area, and are easy to install and maintain.
Impact crushers also have some disadvantages, such as the hammerhead and screen plate, which wear out quickly and need to be replaced regularly.
Jaw crusher, also known as a jaw crusher, mainly crushes materials by squeezing, splitting, and bending them through the periodic movement of the movable jaw and the static jaw. In terms of crushing limestone, jaw crushers have the following characteristics:
1. Large crushing ratio: Jaw crushers can handle large pieces of limestone and crush them into a smaller particle size range.
2. Simple structure: The equipment has a relatively simple structure, low manufacturing cost, and is easy to maintain and maintain.
3. Reliable operation: Jaw crushers operate stably during the crushing process, have a low failure rate, and can work continuously for a long time.
Jaw crushers are prone to clogging when handling limestone with high humidity, and the particle size of the crushed product may not be uniform.
