FLSmidth - Crusher - EV Hammer Impact Crusher

How it works

The EV™ hammer impact crusher reduces quarry size limestone boulders to mill feed in only one reduction, giving a reduction ratio of 1:100. The hammer rows are fitted in a staggered arrangement to give complete coverage across the outlet grate. The hammer assembly provides several points of attack on the raw materials, increasing the overall efficiency of the impact crusher. 

The crushed product has a relatively high proportion of fines and more of the comminution work is therefore moved from the less energy efficient raw mill to the more energy efficient impact crusher. 

Benefits

• Single stage crushing
• Reduction ratio up to 1:100
• Excellent control of finished product
• Capacity up to 2500 tph
• Requires little floor space and installation height
• Hammers remain serviceable down to 70% of their initial weight
• Using a gear unit instead of a V-belt drive facilitates maintenance 

Need more information? Message FLSmidth via the form, or call and say you found them on IndustrySearch so they can best assist you.

How it works

The EV™ hammer impact crusher reduces quarry size limestone boulders to mill feed in only one reduction, giving a reduction ratio of 1:100. The hammer rows are fitted in a staggered arrangement to give complete coverage across the outlet grate. The hammer assembly provides several points of attack on the raw materials, increasing the overall efficiency of the impact crusher. 

The crushed product has a relatively high proportion of fines and more of the comminution work is therefore moved from the less energy efficient raw mill to the more energy efficient impact crusher. 

Benefits

• Single stage crushing
• Reduction ratio up to 1:100
• Excellent control of finished product
• Capacity up to 2500 tph
• Requires little floor space and installation height
• Hammers remain serviceable down to 70% of their initial weight
• Using a gear unit instead of a V-belt drive facilitates maintenance 

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Need more information? Message FLSmidth via the form, or call and say you found them on IndustrySearch so they can best assist you.