How to Distinguish Multi Cylinder from Spring Cone Breaker

Since we We have talked about much based knowledge about the multi cylinder cone crusher and the spring cone crusher, I consider that most of you may know them more or less. And as a matter of fact, the multi cylnder cone crusher is similar with the spring cone crusher. However, do you know how to distinguish the multi cylinder cone crusher from the spring cone crusher?

The disadvantage of first generation cone crusher is that the first generation of cone adjustment way clumsy, is mainly refers to the adjustment of the inner and outer cone opening need ratchet and separate small hydraulic mechanical rotating shell to complete, not only convenient and adjust the inaccurate, adjust for a long time.Another disadvantage is the replacement of wear parts more troublesome, need to tear open come down to all of the spring (hydraulic cylinder convenient a lot), at the same time need to put on the shell assembly rotating screw up again, operation time is longer, is more troublesome.External spring or hydraulic cylinder makes the equipment structure is complex, large volume and weight.The above shortcomings, however, cannot hide cone broken advantage, especially the laminating crushing wear parts service life is long, a huge advantage of low production cost.Therefore, the spring, multi-cylinder hydraulic cone break is still widely used, so the cone crusher also has a considerable market.

The way of distinguishing the multi cylinder cone crusher from the spring cone crusher is in the following: Multi cylinder conical structure and spring cone breaking, the only change is to change the spring to the hydraulic cylinder. Changes from a technical perspective, this makes equipment repair, maintenance, replacement of wear parts have become much more easy and relaxed, also make equipment operation more reliable and safe.However, multi-cylinder replace the function of the spring didn't bring cone break much improvement. Especially in the way of the adjustment of the discharging...