Mobile cone crushers are powerful machines used in quarries and mining industries to break large rocks and ores into smaller, manageable pieces. These machines use a conical crushing mechanism to reduce material size efficiently. Here’s how they work in detail:

Feeding Stage:

  • Raw materials (rocks, stones, ores) are fed into the crusher through a feeding hopper.
  • The material moves downward due to gravity or through a feeding system.

Crushing Mechanism:

  • The crusher contains a conical rotor that moves via an eccentric shaft.
  • The moving cone continuously approaches and retracts from the chamber walls, crushing the material.

Grinding and Sizing:

  • The material gradually reduces in size as it moves downward.
  • The crushed material passes through screens to ensure the desired size.

Discharge and Transportation:

  • The smaller particles exit through the bottom and are transported via conveyor belts.
  • Larger particles re-enter the crushing cycle for further reduction.

Advantages:

  • High efficiency and powerful crushing capacity.
  • Easily transportable for use in different locations.
  • Durable and long-lasting components.