Cone crusher is a common secondary crusher currently on the market. Cone crusher can process ore materials with higher hardness, such as river pebble, granite, basalt and so on. The requirements for stones in the market, but many customers do not pay attention in daily use, will cause the cone crusher to jam, so how to solve this problem?

Cone crusher is often caused by some sudden failure of the equipment, mainly in three places:
First, the blockage is stuck
1. The cone crusher feeds too much, or the feeding nature does not meet the requirements, which will cause the cone crusher to block the material, which will cause the crusher to work too much current, the circuit will automatically protect the machine to s the machine, and even cones may occur. The crusher is stuck and forced to s.

2. When iron blocks or other unbreakable objects enter in the crushing cavity of the cone crusher, it will also cause blockage of the cone crusher and even equipment jam.

Second, the spindle is broken and stuck
1. Improper use of the cone crusher is one of the main reasons for the fracture of the main shaft. For example, in order to achieve the required discharge fineness, the discharge opening is constantly tightened. If an unbreakable object enters the crushing cavity, the main shaft will have a clear impact , Causing the main shaft of the cone crusher to break and jam.

2. On the other hand, when the cone crusher is in an overloaded state for a long time, although there is an overload protection device, the damage to the equipment cannot be completely avoided, and the main shaft is prone to breakage and the equipment is stuck.

Third, the moving cone and adjustment sleeve are stuck
1. When the cone crusher is running under load, the lock will fail due to the pressure loss of the hydraulic station, and the adjustment sleeve will rotate with the cone. If the post personnel do not find and deal with it in time, it will cause the jam of the adjustment sleeve, which will cause the cone crusher to s.

2. The cause of the jam of the adjustment sleeve may be poor thread lubrication, wear of the adjustment cap seal or dust cover seal, abrasion of the adjustment sleeve and support sleeve threads, or long-term overload work of the cone crusher.