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Secondary & Tertiary Crushing

Spring Cone Crusher Series

Inter-particle crushing, spring-based tramp-iron protection and multiple cavity profiles — the workhorse for secondary and tertiary crushing of hard rock.

PY / PYF Series Spring Cone Crusher · 9 models

Models
9
Category
Cone Crushers
Supply
Factory direct
Response
24h

9 models

Click a model for specifications, applications, selection guidance and FAQs.

✓Design Features

  • Inter-particle crushing — material is squeezed against itself, giving high efficiency and low energy consumption per tonne.
  • Spring overload protection: tramp metal pushes the mantle back, compresses the springs and is discharged, after which the machine self-resets.
  • Multiple cavity options (coarse, medium, fine, extra-fine) let one frame cover everything from post-primary to pre-sand-making duty.
  • High-manganese mantle and concave wear evenly, last longer and are easy to source.
  • Oil lubrication with air or water cooling keeps bearing temperatures stable even in hot climates.
  • Optional hydraulic adjustment and clamping make closed-side-setting changes easy and prevent loosening during operation.

◎Applications

  • Hard-rock aggregate: granite, basalt, diabase
  • Ore dressing: iron, copper, gold, lead-zinc
  • Second and third stage crushing in large aggregate plants
  • Shaping and fine crushing ahead of manufactured-sand lines
  • Cement and metallurgy: flux and auxiliary material crushing
  • Metal-mine tailings and smelter slag recycling
  • Highway and railway ballast aggregate
  • Sand and gravel processing for hydropower projects

Working Principle

The chamber is formed by a fixed concave and a mantle mounted on an eccentric sleeve. The motor drives the countershaft and the bevel gear pair, rotating the eccentric so the mantle gyrates. On the side where the mantle approaches the concave, material is squeezed and bent until it breaks; on the opposite side the chamber opens and material discharges. The cycle repeats continuously.

The parallel zone at the bottom of the chamber governs product size. Material is compressed several times there, which evens out the product and produces a near-cubic shape. The spring system provides a relief stroke when uncrushable material enters — the core protection mechanism of the machine.

FAQ

Spring cone vs single-cylinder hydraulic cone — which one?

The spring cone is a mature, low-maintenance design with inexpensive parts — good for small-to-medium plants and tight budgets. The single-cylinder hydraulic cone does all adjustment and protection hydraulically: more automated, quicker setting changes, better for large aggregate lines and duty that needs frequent adjustment. Both are reliable in hard-rock secondary and tertiary duty; the difference is automation level and investment.

Can the cavity profile be changed later?

Yes. Changing the mantle and concave switches the cavity on the same frame. Standard and short-head types differ mainly in parallel-zone length and chamber profile; before converting, have the manufacturer confirm the eccentric and main shaft are compatible.

Why is a cone crusher better than a jaw for fine hard-rock crushing?

Because it crushes by inter-particle compression. Force is transmitted through the material bed rather than directly onto the wear parts, so liners wear more evenly, energy per tonne is lower and the product is closer to cubic. A jaw crusher works mainly by single-particle compression and is better suited to the primary stage.

Need sizing and a quotation for Spring Cone Crusher?

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