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Vertical Shaft Impact
( VSI ) Crusher

Tertiary Stage – CF Series

VSI CRUSHERS  – CF SERIES

Nesans CF Series Vertical Shaft Impact crushers combine robust design features and high performance with low operating and maintenance costs. Most noteworthy of CF Series VSI is that they feature Rock on Rock Crushing (RoR) technology, Nesans VSI’s can replicate the process of natural sand formation to the extent where technology has reached till date.

PRONOUNCED SHAPING, BETTER GRADATION AND ENHANCED PERFORMANCE

Nesans CF Series Vertical Shaft Impact Crusher are high impact force, tertiary stage, high output ratio crushers. Uniquely designed to achieve the required product gradation for the production of m-sand. With dynamically balanced rotor design and robust rotor tips, CF Series Vertical Shaft Impact Crusher can save a huge on your maintenance costs.

Exclusive crushing chamber combined with exceptional metallurgy of the shaft can produce best results for a prolonged time. Statistical analysis of the performance of the machine have come to known to conform with its practical operation.

The autogenous “rock on rock” crushing technique results in several major advantages they are, product gradation remains constant, even as rotor wear parts wear; contamination rates are extremely low, as no wear parts are used to directly crush the rock; unbeatable product shape (extremely low flake and elongation values).

How CF Series Vertical Shaft Impact Crusher Work?

The material from the storage hopper should either be fed through a vibrating pan feeder or a belt feeder directly into the feed hopper of the VSI. The hopper is designed in such a way that it can store a small amount of material along its radius. The feed hopper is followed by a feed tube through a centre hole through which the material can reach the top of the spreader plate. The spreader plate is a safety mounting provided to protect the wear and tear of the rotor.

The feed tube directly connects itself to the centre of the rotor where it is protected by the spreader plate. This is where the particles hit the rotor for the first time. The rotor is designed with exhaust ports along its outer radius. The high speed of the rotor permits the particles to exit via the exhaust ports to enter the crushing chamber.

Crushing chamber is where the particles will spend the most of its time in the crusher. During the initial start of the crusher, and when the feed is given for the first time, particles build up along the outer space surrounding the rotor. This bed of particles will be where collision with other particles and most of the breakage will occur. The particles will fall down once they lose their kinetic energy through the empty shaft below the rotor into the output conveyor belt.

VSI Crusher Machine

How Cubical shape of stone is attained in a VSI Crusher ?

Vertical Shaft Impact Crushers are energy based crushers where crushing takes place by the magnitude of impact applied on the feed particles. The high speed of the rotor helps the particles to attain a necessary kinetic energy. When the particles travel along the outer space of the rotor and hit the previously build bed of particles, their kinetic energy is converted into potential energy. This is where the crushing happens. The rock breaks and the potential energy is stored in the rock which falls down due to gravity. The high impact force subjected on the particles breaks its sharp edges and reduces them into cubical form.

Types of Rotor :

3 Port Rotor

3 Port Rotor

3 Port Rotor

3 Port Rotor

4 Port Rotor

4 Port Rotor

4 Port Rotor

4 Port Rotor

FEATURES AND ADVANTAGES

Reduced Power Consumption
Minimized Operational Costs per tonne
Modular design the quick and easy replacement of spare parts
Consistent, easily controlled product grading
 Dynamically balanced body design and reduced out-of-balance forces
Temperature monitoring devices for increased bearing life
Automatic Lubrication System
Remote monitoring of performance of the crusher
Vibration sensor to monitor and control vibrations within the range
Low wear and tear due to autogenous Rock on Rock Crushing. 
Technical Data

Models

Single Drive

CAPACITY : 30 - 40 TPH

CAPACITY : 65 - 90 TPH

CAPACITY : 90 - 130 TPH

CAPACITY : 110 - 170 TPH

CAPACITY : 30 - 40 TPH

CAPACITY : 65 - 90 TPH

CAPACITY : 90 - 130 TPH

CAPACITY : 110 - 170 TPH

Dual Drive

CAPACITY : 140 - 210 TPH

CAPACITY : 170 - 265 TPH

CAPACITY : 140 - 210 TPH

CAPACITY : 170 - 265 TPH

Single Drive

CF500

CF1000

CF1500

CF2000

Dual Drive

CF2500

CF3000

Applications

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FAQ
What is the service life of the VSI Spares ?
Is VSI a costly machine to maintain ?
What is the difference between a VSI and HSI ?
What are different types of VSI ?
When to use Rock on Rock and when not to use it ?
What are different rotor port types available ?
What is the maximum feed size in a VSI ?
How sizing is controlled in a VSI ?

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