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Pedestal Boom System
Big jobs need big booms and breakers. YZH’s wide range of gyratory booms allow full breaker coverage within the rock box and mouth of the Crusher. YZH’s complete line of large hammers are designed specifically for gyratories to quickly eliminate any bridging or clogging, restoring consistent material flow to the crusher.
The gyratory crusher is the mainstay of medium to large duty crushing plants. Typically material is brought to the crusher by large haulage trucks and dumped into a rock box. The gyratory crusher is located at the bottom of the rock box. Material is crushed between the eccentrically mounted rotating crushing cone and the fixed, tapered crushing throat.
The hydraulic pedestal rock breaker boom system is typically mounted in-line with the upper support of the rotating cone called the spider. This provides superior maneuverability of the pedestal Rock breaker boom system within the gyratory throat. The boom is typically sized to allow full range of motion over the working range of the rock box. The reach should be deep enough to allow the breaker to enter the gyratory for material breaking and concave removal applications.
Pedestal Boom System
Big jobs need big booms and breakers. YZH’s wide range of gyratory booms allow full breaker coverage within the rock box and mouth of the Crusher. YZH’s complete line of large hammers are designed specifically for gyratories to quickly eliminate any bridging or clogging, restoring consistent material flow to the crusher.
The gyratory crusher is the mainstay of medium to large duty crushing plants. Typically material is brought to the crusher by large haulage trucks and dumped into a rock box. The gyratory crusher is located at the bottom of the rock box. Material is crushed between the eccentrically mounted rotating crushing cone and the fixed, tapered crushing throat.
The hydraulic pedestal rock breaker boom system is typically mounted in-line with the upper support of the rotating cone called the spider. This provides superior maneuverability of the pedestal Rock breaker boom system within the gyratory throat. The boom is typically sized to allow full range of motion over the working range of the rock box. The reach should be deep enough to allow the breaker to enter the gyratory for material breaking and concave removal applications.
