An impact crusher uses impact energy to break materials. During operation, the motor drives the rotor at high speed. Material enters the hammer action zone and is struck against the impact plate. After repeated impacts, rebounds, and re-crushing, it gradually moves from the large chamber into the smaller chamber until it reaches the desired particle size and is discharged.
As a key piece of equipment in aggregate production, construction, and construction waste disposal, the impact crusher's core wear-resistant components are the hammer and impact plate. SF is made of high-chromium alloy and undergoes special processing and heat treatment to achieve both high hardness (HRC60 and above) and excellent toughness, making it suitable for a wide range of demanding working conditions.
