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Single Rotor Impactor

Impactor 1.JPG (6135 bytes)American Pulverizer impactors all operate on the same principle.  The infeed material enters the impactor through the feed chute and is engaged by the rigid rotor hammers and hurled against the curtains.

Reduction is caused by impact against the curtains and rigid hammers and by collision with new infeed material entering the crusher.  The true impact principle promotes a uniform cubicle product.  The product size can be controlled by externally raising and lowering the curtains.  The rotor speed also greatly influences sizing.

The single impact crusher can replace a multi stage crushing process.  The high crushing effect and high reduction ratio achieved by impaction arise from exploiting inherent weaknesses and lines of cleavage present in the feeding material.

Standard Features:
Rotor removable without removing infeed chute
Upper back housing is split horizontally and vertically for easy access
Rotor removable without removing infeed chute
Pivot shafts for impact curtains 4150 heat-treated alloy steel
Hammers of chrome alloy or cast manganese are reversible
Main rotor shaft of 4150 heat-treated alloy steel
End discs are keyed to main shaft and held in place with rotor locknuts
Rotor shaft mounted on taper-bored spherical roller bearings
Two piece split pillow block bearing housings
Rotor dynamically balanced to .003"
Housing of continuous weld construction rib-reinforced where crushing strains are greatest
Housing lined throughout with replaceable abrasion-resistant liners