Cone Crushers. Finlay® Cone Crushers are renown for their capabilities in crushing mid-hard and above mid-hard ores and rocks. The Finlay range of cone crushers provide flexibility, high rates of productivity and excellent product shape in secondary and tertiary applications.

A cone crusher crushes rock between the cone-shaped mantle and the exterior of the chamber or bowl, also called the concave. The crushing motion is provided by an eccentric gear that causes the cone to wobble, creating wider (open) spaces on one side of the cone to let material enter and fall through the chamber. On the opposite side of the

6/11 · The Cone crusher mantle is one of the main components of the cone crusher, also known as the moving cone. The mantle is forged with new composite materials, which have the characteristics of super wear resistance, high-cost performance, and wide application fields. It is fixed on the cone body by the cone head, and epoxy resin is cast between

It's a primary crusher. The jaw crusher is a machine for crushing rocks and other hard and abrasive materials, such as granite, ores or recycled concrete, 

cone crushers are an excellent choice in secondary, tertiary, quaternary and pebble-crushing applications. They are equipped with the hydraulic Hydroset™ system, which provides safety and setting-adjustment functions. Our crusher automation system delivers real-time performance management, enabling you to monitor and optimize crusher performance and productivity.

6/3 · Rock crushers, like the cone crushers we'll be discussing in just a moment, generate incredible force to break raw material into smaller pieces. Once material exits the crusher, the user can refine it further to arrive at the final size.

Titan ™ cone crushers are engineered to deliver uncompromising productivity, safety and ease-of-maintenance for maximum uptime in tough, abrasive applications. With four sizes ranging from 200 to 500 horsepower, and capacities from 100 to 760 metric tons per hour, there is a Titan ™ cone for every application.

Impact crushers can be used in many rock crushing application in lieu of a jaw and impact crusher. Applications include limestone, granite, and basalt.

Jaw crushers are also known as "rock breakers" and are used to break up larger, harder materials into more manageable pieces. They tend to do well with many 

Cone crushers can process natural rock and reclaimed materials like concrete to produce gravel, rock dust, or rock fill. The cone crusher is suitable for producing medium size, fine and ultrafine powders. Cone crushers are very easy to operate and the cone crusher can be easily integrated to automation systems,which can increase the machine's

The rock cone crusher can accept medium to very hard materials, such as iron ore, non-ferrous metal ores, granite, limestone, quartzite, sandstone, pebbles, etc. It is mostly used for secondary crushing, with large processing capacity, high efficiency and stable operation.