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Cone crusher
- Thread starter gotigers
- Start date
Ran a 45 inch for years it could take 7 inch but in our rock it was more comfortable at 3-4 inch seemed reliable enough for crushing equipment lol all parts are still available as far as I know we dealt with American states equipment in Wisconsin I do believe Allis is owned by Metso now
You have to watch when the liner is getting wore down that you dont run it up into the spider with the hydro adjust
You have to watch when the liner is getting wore down that you dont run it up into the spider with the hydro adjust
Proman
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->Allis chalmers hydrocone crusher:
Feed size:
The Allis Chalmers Hydrocone 6-51" has a feed lump size of 80–120/140 mm and a capacity of 0–40 mm to 120–160 MTPH.
Features:
-It has electric drive motor.
-Self contained.
-It has Enclosed Electrical controls.
-Proper Lubrication System
-Mainshaft Hydroset Control system
-It can be supplied complete with discharge conveyor.
Feed size:
The Allis Chalmers Hydrocone 6-51" has a feed lump size of 80–120/140 mm and a capacity of 0–40 mm to 120–160 MTPH.
Features:
-It has electric drive motor.
-Self contained.
-It has Enclosed Electrical controls.
-Proper Lubrication System
-Mainshaft Hydroset Control system
-It can be supplied complete with discharge conveyor.