PC Series Hammer Crusher for Stone Crushing with Large Capacity and Low Power Consumption

We've been selling these PC1250*800 hammer crushers for years, and what I can tell you is that for medium-hard stone like limestone or coal, it's pretty much the workhorse you want—the 132 kW motor handles throughput way better than a jaw crusher on these materials, and you're not burning power like you would with a cone setup.

Inlet size is 100 mm, so you're feeding it stuff that's already been through a primary breaker or is naturally that size, and the outlet range of 18-48 mm means you can dial in what you need with that adjustable grate gap, which is something a lot of buyers don't think to ask about but makes a big difference for downstream processing.

Actually, most buyers we deal with are running mines or highway construction projects, and they go with this model because of that it's simpler to maintain than a roll crusher and doesn't need wet conditions to work—it'll handle dry materail just fine, which is a real advantage if you're in a dry climate or don't want to mess with water.

Trust-wise, we've got the COA and TDS on every unit, and the warranty is a full year, but honestly, with these things, you'll probably only need techncial support for the first month or so while your team gets used to the hammer adjustment—after that, it's pretty straightforward.

One thing that's not great for this crusher is really abrasive stone like granite or quartzite—the hammers wear down faster, and you'd be better off with a cone crusher for that, but for limestone, gypsum, or coal, it's actually better than most alternatives in terms cost per ton.

We ship form Zhengzhou in a wood box, weight's about 11.7 tons, so lead time is usually 20 days or so depending on your port—just confirm when you're ready, and we'll get paperwork sorted.