What is a cone crusher? What are the types of cone crushers?

The cone crusher was born later than the jaw crusher. Since it can obtain finer ore materials and can make up for some technical shortcomings of the jaw crusher, it is now widely used in concentrators of a certain scale and is mainly used for medium and fine crushing of ores. . After years of development and innovation, the main performance, technical and economic indicators, product types, etc. have been continuously improved, especially in terms of technological innovation and manufacturing processes. The most commonly used one is the bottom single-cylinder hydraulic cone crusher. Its working principle is the same as that of the spring cone crusher, except that the adjustment ring, support ring, locking device and spherical bearing of the spring cone crusher are eliminated from the structure.
Cone crusher uses:
Cone crushers are suitable for crushing raw materials in metallurgy, construction, road construction, chemistry and silicate industries. They are divided into many models according to different crushing principles and the different particle sizes of massive products. Crusher is widely used in many sectors such as mining, smelting, building materials, highways, railways, water conservancy and chemical industries. The cone crusher has a large crushing ratio, high efficiency, low energy consumption, and uniform product particle size. It is suitable for medium and fine crushing of various ores and rocks.
Comparison between cone crusher and gyratory crusher:
The working principle of the cone crusher is basically the same as that of the gyratory crusher, except that the structural characteristics of some parts are different. Mainly include the following aspects:
1. The shapes of the crushing chambers are different.
2. The hanging methods of the moving cone are different.
3. The dust-proof devices are different.
4. The discharge port adjustment methods are different.

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