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The Hammer Crusher (also widely known as a Hammer Mill Crusher) is a highly efficient, energy-saving impact crushing machine designed specifically for medium-hard and brittle materials. Utilizing high-speed rotary hammers to smash raw materials, it is recognized globally as an excellent Limestone Crusher and Coal Crusher Machine.
Unlike compression-based crushers, our Hammer Rock Crusher excels at producing a high percentage of cubical products with minimal elongated particles. It is ideal for materials with a compressive strength of less than 100 MPa, such as limestone, coal, gypsum, and brick. This allows the equipment to achieve a massive crushing ratio, often turning primary coarse ore into fine finished products in a single step.
Featuring a compact footprint, easy maintenance, and the ability to operate in both wet and dry conditions, this versatile Impact Crushing Equipment is a critical asset for the mining, cement, metallurgical, and environmental recycling industries.



Our hammer mills are favored across multiple industries for their ability to handle brittle materials:
Below are the standard technical specifications of our Hammer Crusher series. We can configure the motor and grate sizes according to your exact requirements.
| Parameter | Specification Range |
|---|---|
| Max Feed Size | ≤ 350 mm |
| Discharge Size | Adjustable (3 - 50 mm) |
| Processing Capacity | 5 - 300 t/h |
| Motor Power | 15 - 315 kW |
| Applicable Materials | Medium-hard and brittle rocks (<100 MPa) |
A: We do not recommend using a hammer crusher for highly abrasive, hard rocks (compressive strength >100 MPa). Doing so will cause severe wear on the hammer heads, leading to high maintenance costs. For hard rock, please use our Jaw Crusher or Cone Hydraulic Crusher.
A: A Jaw Crusher uses compression to break hard rocks primarily as a first step (primary crushing). A Hammer Crusher uses high-speed impact to shatter medium-hard rocks, often achieving such a high crushing ratio that it combines primary and secondary crushing into one step.
A: The discharge size is controlled by the grate bars located at the bottom of the crushing chamber. By simply swapping out the grate plate for one with smaller or larger gaps, you can easily adjust the final product size.

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