Design Concept
The crushing chamber is formed by a pair of curved breaker plate assemblies on opposite sides of the rotor assembly. This rotor assembly includes several rows of forged steel swing hammers.

The rotor is reversible, enabling the operator to change its direction. This equalizes wear on the opposite face of the hammer and maintains maximum sharpness.

Basic Crushing  Function
As material enters the crusher chamber, it is struck in mid-air by the hammers. Size reduction occurs at this stage by what is termed "Free-air impact." 

Advantages

• Lower cost-per-ton-crushed than comparable crushers
• Lower horse power demand than comparable crushers
• Control over product size
• Little or no loss of capacity or crushing efficiency when crushing high moisture content materials
• Less chance of damage to the crusher from uncrushables.
• Hammers normally last longer than in crushers with grates.

To learn more about the Coalpactor, please download our Brochure PDF.

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