How to Replace and Install the Crushing Wall of a Cone Crusher
2024-12-13
When replacing Conical Crusher Broken Wall When working with the mantle, first inspect the wear levels of the fixed cone, adjustment ring, locking threads, counterweights, and counterweight guard plates. If any of these crusher components show significant wear, they should be replaced promptly with new parts. When installing the lining plates, make sure to align the center of each plate properly—this will help prevent unnecessary secondary replacements and disassemblies, ultimately saving time and effort.
Replacing the crushing wall of the cone crusher
Conical Crusher Broken Wall Replacement can also be carried out on-site. First, the spindle assembly needs to be lifted out and placed securely on a sturdy platform, ensuring that the moving cone and spherical surface remain undamaged. At the same time, all oil ports should be sealed to prevent dust and debris from entering. During disassembly, remove the distribution plate, lock nut, lock washer, and fusible gasket one by one. On both sides of the old crushing wall (spaced apart 180 At the designated location, weld two lifting lugs and use them to hoist out the broken wall. When installing the new broken wall, weld lifting lugs at the same positions as before, then follow the reverse sequence of disassembly for installation. Once completed, carefully cut off the lifting lugs.
It's important to note that the cone crusher mantle is fixed to the cone head via the cone body, with a zinc alloy cast between the two. When replacing with a new one Conical Crusher Broken Wall Afterwards, it needs to be run 6-8 Check its tightening status after an hour; if any looseness is detected, be sure to tighten it promptly.
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