Crushing Plant

A leading global manufacturer of crushing plant and screening equipment, we offer modern requirements of any scale to reduce emissions and make smart decisions. including a quarry and a full crushed stone plant. Also, we provide a separate crusher and their spare parts. Hawk Plant have;

• jaw crushers
• cone crushers
• tertiary crushers
• primary impact crushers
• secondary impact crushers
• vertical shaft impact crushers

Jaw Crusher

The process of crushing plant in jaw crushers is carried out between two crushing plates attached to the stationary and swinging cheeks of the crusher. The destruction of the crushed material occurs when the rocking cheek is periodically pressed on it.

Jaw crushers according to the principle of action are divided into crushers with a simple, complex and combined movement of the movable cheek. The former crush the material mainly by compression and partly by bending; they are used mainly for primary, large crushing. Crushers with complex cheek movements crush the material by compression in combination with abrasion and chipping; they are used mainly for medium and fine crushing.

Cone Crushers

In crushing plant, cone crushers, stone crushing occurs in a space bounded by the surfaces of truncated cones - the outer fixed and the inner movable.

The rotation of the movable cone is carried out using a special eccentric bearing, in which the shaft end of the movable cone is installed at an angle of 2–4 centigrade degree to the geometric axis of the crusher. The eccentric receives rotation from the crusher drive. The generators of the cones in this case periodically approach and move away from each other. When the cones come together, pieces of material are crushed due to crushing, partly with bending and abrasion, and when the cones are removed, the crushed material is immersed under its own weight. The process of crushing and unloading the finished product occurs continuously.

Cone crushers, as well as jaw crushers, are used for crushing rocks of medium and large strength.