The rabbit sand making hammer is one of the key parts in sand making machines that is used to produce sand of different sizes. These machines are designed with the aim of converting various rocks and minerals into fine pieces of sand. High quality internal components, especially the sand making hammer, are very important for improving the efficiency and longevity of the machine.
Specifications and Features of the Rabbit Sand Making Hammer
Rabbit sand making hammers are made of various alloys such as manganese steel and molybdenum manganese steel. Manganese alloy is a good choice due to its lower wear when contacting rocks. In contrast, the manganese-molybdenum alloy is used for crushing rocks and minerals with high hardness and silica and has better performance.
The rabbit sand making hammer has the ability to adjust the output size. This feature is possible by adjusting the opening size of special plates in the lower part of the device, which allows users to adjust the output size of the materials as desired.
The rabbit sand making hammer is capable of crushing hard materials such as granite, basalt, and limestone. Various factors such as the shape and size of the input stones, the number and hardness of the hammers, the speed of the disc and the ambient temperature affect this ability.
Rabbit sand making mechanism
In the rabbit sand making machine, rocks and minerals enter the machine through a feeding container. The hammers hit the rocks as the disc rotates, crushing them. The crushed material is then discharged through special plates at the bottom of the machine.
Technical specifications of the rabbit hammer sand making machine
- Motor power: from 7.5 to 300 kW
- Disc speed: usually between 500 and 1500 rpm
- Number of hammers: Usually between 16 and 64
- Size and type of hammers: Varies depending on the type of material
- Production capacity: Usually between 100 and 1200 tons per hour
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