Tertiary Impact Crusher

The Horizontal Shaft Impactor (HSI) commonly referred to as a Tertiary Impact Crusher is a type of crushing equipment used to further reduce materials that have been processed through primary and secondary crushers into even finer particles. The last stage of crushed materials with exact particle sizes and shapes are usually produced by tertiary impact crushers. They work by applying high-speed impacts to break down the material using a horizontal shaft fitted with hammers or blow bars. A tertiary impact crushers main purpose is to refine the product to the appropriate size and shape in order to meet particular needs in a variety of applications including mining recycling and aggregate production. By producing finely crushed products appropriate for end-use applications tertiary impact crushers play a critical role in the last stage of material processing.

A (VSI) Vertical Shaft Impact Crusher, commonly known as VSI crusher, is a type of crushing machine that utilizes a high-speed rotor with wear-resistant tips or anvils to crush materials into fine particles. Unlike conventional crushers that use compression or impact forces to break down materials, VSI crushers operate by throwing the material against stationary anvils, shaping the material into desired sizes. This process occurs as the rotor spins at high speeds, centrifugal forces propel the material outward, and the impact between the material and the anvils crushes the material into smaller particles. (VSI) Vertical Shaft Impact Crusher are renowned for their ability to produce well-shaped cubical end products and are commonly used in the production of high-quality aggregates, sand, and other construction materials. (VSI) Vertical Shaft Impact Crusher are versatile machines that find widespread applications in various industries, including mining, quarrying, and construction.

A Secondary Impact Crusher is a type of crushing machine that typically comes in the form of a Horizontal Shaft Impactor (HSI). This crusher is designed to provide secondary or tertiary crushing capabilities by generating high-speed impact forces to further reduce the size of the material processed. In comparison to a Primary Impact Crusher, a Secondary Impact Crusher is usually aimed at producing smaller, finer particles and more refined end products. It operates by utilizing a rotating rotor equipped with impact tools such as hammers or blow bars that strike the incoming material, causing it to break apart through impact forces. Secondary Impact Crushers are commonly used after primary crushers in various industries such as mining, quarrying, and recycling to achieve a more refined product size or shape. These crushers excel at producing well-shape aggregates, finely crushed materials, and secondary applications requiring fine particle sizes.

Similar to a primary impact crusher a secondary impact crusher (HSI) is a kind of crushing equipment that produces products with a finer more uniform size. Secondary impact crushers are frequently used following the primary crushing stage because they can handle smaller feed sizes than primary crushers. The material enters the crusher and is struck by hammers or blow bars attached to a rotor which breaks the material apart and reduces its size even more. The capacity of secondary impact crushers to produce high-speed impacts that pulverize material into a finer product appropriate for secondary crushing or final applications in a variety of industries is well known. The capacity of Secondary Impact Crushers to generate a variety of products such as fine aggregates sand and finely crushed materials accounts for their adaptability. In industries like mining and recycling or in the manufacturing of asphalt and concrete aggregates where a higher level of product refinement is necessary