For a stone factory, large-scale stone crusher equipment with different output and functions is needed to configure the production line to meet production requirements. So how to choose the right stone crusher equipment? Shibang Group has summarized the following experience for reference:

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(1) Look at the characteristics of the stone

The hardness, mud content and water content of the stone are key data. When selecting the primary crushing equipment, the particle size of the stone must also be considered. If the feed particle size is small, it can be directly sent to the secondary crushing equipment for processing. These factors jointly affect the efficiency and quality of stone processing, and comprehensive considerations are required to ensure the smooth production process.

For hard stones such as granite and basalt, stone crushers or cone crushers can be selected; while for stones with low hardness such as limestone, impact crushers are suitable for secondary crushing. This choice can reduce the wear of wearing parts, save costs and improve efficiency, and ensure the economy and efficiency of the crushing operation.

(2) Requirements for product quality

Customers have specific requirements for the particle size and shape of the finished stone, which determines the choice of crushing equipment. If the finished stone materials need to be of different sizes, screening equipment is also required for screening. Therefore, the combination of crushing and screening equipment needs to be flexibly adjusted according to customer needs to meet the quality and specification requirements of the finished stone materials.

(3) Look at the purpose of the finished product

The requirements for sand and gravel aggregates in the construction of various national highways, water conservancy, infrastructure, bridges and other projects are also different. It is necessary to reasonably arrange the stone production equipment according to the configuration of the user's finished stone materials. For some projects with relatively high requirements for stone materials, if cracks and sharp corners of the stone materials appear during construction and use, the risk of project collapse will increase.