The new Barmac V-Series V300SE VSI was on show for conference delegates at Minerals' Matamata factory. It has a total operating weight of 15,550kg, a single-drive configuration with maximum power of 260kW, and a throughput capacity range of 115–415 tonnes/h. Its rotor size is 950mm, it can operate between 1,100 and …
Operational uptime plays a key role in today's crushing operations, where maximizing productivity and reducing the cost-per-ton are paramount. To meet these challenges, has developed the new Orange Series Rotor for vertical shaft impact (VSI) crushers. With the new rotors, productive uptime can be increased substantially …
The new VSI- is built around the Barmac B-Series vertical shaft impactor which features rock-on-rock crushing action. The Barmac VSI's 840 DTR rotor accepts feed sizes up to 2.6 inches (66 mm), accelerates material and continuously discharges into the crushing chamber. The crusher runs on a direct hydraulic motor, …
Barmac VSI (Vertical Shaft Impact) Rock on Rock Crusher typically used for rock and stone in aggregate, construction, and recycling industries. The secret behind Barmac VSI crushersft efficiency is the unique crushing process. While most other crushers reduce rocks by pushing them by force against metal, Barmac VSI crushers also use the rock ...
The Move To Barmac Sand. 01 December, 2004. Since the inception of rock-on-rock crushing in the late 1960s it has been possible to produce manufactured sand that performs better than natural sand. This has led to the use of Barmac VSIs as the leading crusher for producing high-quality manufactured sand as well as coarse …
Barmac VSI uses the rock fed into the machine to crush itself. This autogenous crushing action offers the lowest possible cost per ton of any impact crushing method. ... Rock-on-rock VSI crusher Autogenous vertical shaft impactor Model: B9100 Duopactor Manufacture date: 12-2-99 Capacity: 312 TPH Max speed: 1400 RPM. Motor and Drive 300 HP …
A unique, patented rotor design and rock-on-rock crushing ensure a more consistent product with minimum equipment wear. This clever, simple design with fewer parts gives you higher tonnage and greater reliability using less power than any other VSI crusher. BOOST YOUR OUTPUT LOWER YOUR COST VSI crushers include a …
Barmac® VSI crushers can be equipped with metallic anvils on request. In anvil solution the rock-on-rock cavity ring is replaced with an anvil ring. The anvil solution improves Barmac® crushers' reduction ratio and enables finer end products, but wear costs are slightly increased since the anvils must be replaced from time to time.
The second type became quite popular in the past decade and is known as the Barmac crusher. The difference between a conventional impactor and a VSI of the Barmac type is that the latter offers lower operating costs, but its reduction ratio is lower also. In a Barmac VSI, the material undergoes an intense rock-on-rock crushing process.
The Barmac B-Series Vertical Shaft Impactor (VSI) is the ORIGINAL rock-on-rock VSI – not an imitator. Now Minerals brings you the power of Barmac in a completely mobile, track-mounted crushing plant: • produces aggregates and sand with superior cubical shape • rock-on-rock technology minimizes wear part costs • cascade feed system ...
Barmac® vertical shaft impact (VSI) crushers were the first vertical shaft impactors in the world. The original Barmac® was developed in New Zealand over 40 years ago after which the VSI crushers have spread to thousands of crushing sites around the globe. Barmac® crushers have evolved immensely over the years, but their trademark is still ...
The Barmac B-Series VSI crusher sets the standard for mining and quarry equipment in a number of key metrics. If your operation is in the market for a new rock crusher, the Barmac B-Series is the clear choice for nearly any application: Performance: Key to the B-series' performance is its unique autogenous crushing process. The B-Series uses ...
The Barmac rock-on-rock crushing principle uses a central "spinner" on a vertical shaft to project incoming aggregate outward onto a "scree" of the same aggregate, so that nearly all crushing energy is used in stone-to-stone impact crushing and attrition. They tend to produce a cubical product and quality sand.
REMco ST/AR VSI crushers are rock-on-anvil vertical shaft crushing machines designed to operate as second, third or fourth stage crushers for processing soft to medium/hard rocks, ores or minerals that contain less than 15% abrasives (silica, alumina, and iron). Maximum feed size is 6" (150 mm) and product sizes can be from 1 1/2" (40 mm ...
The autogenous "rock on rock" crushing technique results in several major advantages: Product gradation remains constant, contamination rates are extremely low, and it has an unbeatable product shape. ... 26% fewer wear parts compared to other leading VSI crushers, and up to 50% lower cost per ton when retrofitting /Barmac VSI crushers ...
The original Vertical Shaft Impactor. pcm_admin 04/01/2007, 12:00 am. The story of the Barmac VSI dates back to the late 1960s when New Zealander, Jim Macdonald, was promoted to the role of street works engineer for the Wellington City Council. This job involved taking charge of Kiwi Point Quarry, a run-down quarry where …
In using rock-on-rock VSI equipment it is essential that wear parts allow stone beds to form to prevent wear on steelwork and exposed edges of the rotor. It is important to choose material that under normal operating conditions offers the best performance. Barmac B-Series VSI crushers have many dif-ferent wear parts inside the Rotor. Including:
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