Boom System is intended for quick and safe releasing of primary crushers clogged with excessively large pieces of aggregate. Boom System is also used for primary crushing of aggregate on grates (grizzly application).
Lighter types of Boom System with smaller hydraulic hammers capable of breaking extremely hard and abrasive large stones are used for primary jaw or impact crushers. Boom System is used for breaking excessively large stones in crushers or for unblocking roads to crushers. Boom System is mounted on crushing line steel structures or on separate supporting columns, or sometimes on concrete foundations.
Large and high-powered Boom System with large hammers designed for continuous operation are intended for primary cone crushers. Boom System is used for breaking excessively large stones or for releasing cave-ins (vaults) in crushers. Boom System is usually placed on the rugged steel structure of a cone crusher.
Mobile crushers use small Boom System mounted directly on their structure.
This type of crushing utilizes Boom System a corresponding sturdy design and a high-powered hammer to crush rock on a horizontal grate with specific mesh size. This is a continuous primary crushing process.
Boom System is intended for quick and safe releasing of primary crushers clogged with excessively large pieces of aggregate. Boom System is also used for primary crushing of aggregate on grates (grizzly application).
Lighter types of Boom System with smaller hydraulic hammers capable of breaking extremely hard and abrasive large stones are used for primary jaw or impact crushers. Boom System is used for breaking excessively large stones in crushers or for unblocking roads to crushers. Boom System is mounted on crushing line steel structures or on separate supporting columns, or sometimes on concrete foundations.
Large and high-powered Boom System with large hammers designed for continuous operation are intended for primary cone crushers. Boom System is used for breaking excessively large stones or for releasing cave-ins (vaults) in crushers. Boom System is usually placed on the rugged steel structure of a cone crusher.
Mobile crushers use small Boom System mounted directly on their structure.
This type of crushing utilizes Boom System a corresponding sturdy design and a high-powered hammer to crush rock on a horizontal grate with specific mesh size. This is a continuous primary crushing process.
