Crushers

Jaw Crushers

Jaw Crushers are a type of crusher used for breaking stones, rocks, and other hard materials. The working principle of jaw crushers is based on crushing materials by compressive force between a fixed jaw and a moving jaw. The stones, rocks, or other materials fed into the crusher are compressed and crushed between these two jaws. The distance between the jaws is adjustable, allowing control over the size of the output material. THORMACH Jaw Crushers are ideal for crushing basalt, granite, and other hard rocks due to their high wear-resistant jaw plates and high reduction ratios.

Secondary Impact Crushers

Secondary Impact Crushers (DMK) are machines used in the second stage of stone crushing operations. They crush a wide range of rock types such as dolomite, limestone, basalt, and granite with high crushing ratios, enabling the production of more homogeneous sized materials.

These types of crushers are widely used in quarries, mines, recycling plants, and construction sectors. THORMACH Secondary Impact Crushers stand out with their high wear-resistant, heavy-duty rotors and impact plates, optimized and dynamically balanced with hard-faced rotors. High efficiency is achieved with a large crushing chamber, optimized liners, and special rotor design. Our hydraulically operated crushing chamber provides easy maintenance.

Vertical Shaft Crushers

Vertical Shaft Impact Crushers (also known as Vertical Axis Impact Crushers) are a type of crusher primarily used for tertiary or quaternary crushing processes, especially for producing fine materials. They are generally preferred for crushing materials between 0-40 mm, cubing, and producing sand and fine aggregates.