The PCZ1308 Heavy Hammer Crusher is designed for crushing medium‑hard materials such as high‑calcium stone, iron ore, potash ore, etc.
It boasts the advantages of a large crushing ratio, strong processing capacity and uniform particle shape, making it one of the most popular mining crushing machines in the sand and aggregate market.
Many customers consult about this machine and want to know:
“How many tons per hour can the PCZ1308 Heavy Hammer Crusher produce?”
Below is a detailed explanation.
What is the hourly capacity of PCZ1308 Heavy Hammer Crusher?
The hourly processing capacity of the PCZ1308 Heavy Hammer Crusher is not fixed.
Under normal working conditions, its output ranges from 100–160 tons per hour.
Maximum feed size: ≤ 600 mm
Matching motor power: 132 kW
Factors affecting the capacity of PCZ1308 Heavy Hammer Crusher
As mentioned above, the hourly output of the PCZ1308 Heavy Hammer Crusher is variable.
What factors influence its capacity? And how can operators improve production efficiency in actual use?
We summarize the following three key points:
1.Uniform feeding
Consistent and even feeding effectively avoids machine damage caused by overloading and ensures stable output.
2.Material properties
The size, brittleness and hardness of raw materials affect crushing efficiency.
Smaller feed size and higher brittleness result in higher crushing efficiency and higher hourly output.
3.Regular maintenance
Timely shutdown inspection and routine maintenance are essential to keep the machine in normal and stable working condition.
Price of PCZ1308 Heavy Hammer Crusher
There are many manufacturers producing PCZ1308 Heavy Hammer Crushers on the market,
but few can offer both stable quality and competitive prices with complete specifications.
Xinxiang Zhongyu Dingli is a professional factory that provides high‑quality, high‑capacity PCZ1308 Heavy Hammer Crushers.
As a direct manufacturer, we help customers save on distributor margins.
Welcome to contact us online to get our latest favorable quotation for this month.
