
Raw Material Crusher Hammer
Cement Plant Raw Material Crusher Hammer / Limestone Hammer — Single-Hole Suspension Type — Mn13Cr2 / Mn18Cr2 / Cr20 / Hardfaced Composite — For Limestone / Clay / Marl
Raw Material Crusher Hammer
Material Specifications & Selection Guide
| Grade | Material | As-Cast HB | Work-Hardened | Impact | Application |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mn13 | Hadfield Steel (Mn12-14%) | 200-220 | 450-550 HB | Excellent | Limestone, soft rock |
| Mn13Cr2 | High Mn + Cr2% | 210-230 | 500-600 HB | Excellent | Standard raw material |
| Mn18Cr2 | High Mn + Cr2% (Mn17-19%) | 220-240 | 550-650 HB | Superior | Hard rock, large feed |
| Mn22Cr2 | High Mn + Cr2% (Mn20-22%) | 230-250 | 600-700 HB | Superior | Extreme impact, SAG pre |
| Mn13Mo | High Mn + Mo0.5-1.0% | 210-230 | 480-580 HB | Excellent | High temp, sticky material |
| Grade | Material | Hardness | Carbide | Life Factor | Application |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cr15 | Medium Cr White Iron | 56-60 HRC | 22-30% | 2.0-2.5x | Abrasive, low impact |
| Cr20 | High Cr White Iron | 58-62 HRC | 25-33% | 2.5-3.0x | Sand, silica material |
| Cr26 | Ultra High Cr | 58-63 HRC | 28-38% | 3.0-3.5x | Extreme abrasion |
| Mn13+Cr Insert | Mn base + Cr carbide | 58-62 HRC tip | High | 2.5-3.0x | Balanced impact + wear |
| TiC Composite | Mn + TiC reinforcement | 60-65 HRC | TiC particles | 3.5-4.0x | Maximum wear resistance |
| Crusher Type | Model/Size | Hammer Weight (kg) | Qty/Set | Material | Rec. Grade |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hammer Crusher | PC400x300 to PC1000x800 | 10-35 | 24-72 | High Mn / High Cr | Mn13Cr2 / Cr20 |
| Hammer Crusher | PC1200x1000 to PC1600x1600 | 40-120 | 48-96 | High Mn Steel | Mn18Cr2 / Mn22Cr2 |
| Impact Crusher | PF1007 to PF1820 | 15-80 | 6-16 | High Cr / High Mn | Cr20 / Mn13Cr2 |
| Reversible Crusher | PCK series | 20-60 | 40-80 | High Mn Steel | Mn18Cr2 / Mn22Cr2 |
| Ring Hammer | PCH series | 8-25 | 36-72 | High Mn Steel | Mn13Cr2 |
| Single Stage | DPC series | 30-100 | 32-64 | High Mn / Composite | Mn18Cr2+Cr Insert |
| Heavy Duty | DHD series | 80-200 | 24-48 | High Mn Steel | Mn22Cr2 / TiC |
| Shredder | Metal/Scrap | 50-150 | 20-40 | High Cr / Alloy | Cr26 / Mn18Cr2 |
Selection Quick Reference
- Limestone, soft raw material (standard duty): Mn13Cr2 hammer — work-hardens to 500-600 HB under impact, excellent for cement plant raw material crushing, service life 2-4 months depending on silica content
- Hard rock, large feed size (>300 mm): Mn18Cr2 or Mn22Cr2 — higher Mn content provides superior toughness for large boulders and hard limestone, reduces catastrophic failure risk
- Sandstone, silica abrasive material: Cr20 or Cr26 high chrome hammer — maximum carbide content resists silica abrasion, suitable for low-impact high-wear applications
- Composite solution (balanced impact + wear): Mn13 base with Cr carbide insert — combines toughness of manganese with wear resistance of high chrome, extends life 2.5-3.0x vs standard Mn13
- Extreme wear with moderate impact: TiC (titanium carbide) reinforced Mn steel — TiC particles provide 3.5-4.0x life for severely abrasive materials like quartz or high-silica ore
- High-temperature or sticky material: Mn13Mo — Mo addition improves high-temperature strength and reduces sticking of clay-rich materials, maintains performance up to 350 C
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Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to common questions about our crusher hammers
Hammer material selection depends on impact vs. abrasion balance. The wrong choice leads to premature failure:
- High manganese (Mn13/Mn18): Requires continuous impact to work-harden (200 HB → 500-600 HB). Use when feed exceeds 80 mm and hammer speed above 20 m/s. Without impact, wear is rapid.
- High chrome (Cr20/Cr26): Hard from the start (58-63 HRC as-cast). Best for fine, abrasive materials (0-80 mm) and low-impact applications. Cr26 resists silica abrasion 3x better than Mn13.
- Composite solution (Mn13+Cr Insert): Mn body absorbs impact while Cr carbide inserts resist abrasion — extending life 2.5-3.0x in mixed conditions.
Decision rule: Impact sound + sparks → use Mn steel. Silent, smooth wear → use Cr white iron. When in doubt, trial 2 hammers of each in the same rotor — compare wear within 200 hours.
Reversible crushers allow bi-directional rotation for even wear on both hammer edges:
- Non-reversible: Single wear surface, flipped 180 after one edge wears. Typically high manganese (Mn18Cr2). Use 50-60% of hammer weight before replacement.
- Reversible: Symmetrical design with two identical edges. Direction reverses periodically. Use Cr20 or Mn13+Cr composite since alternating prevents Mn work-hardening. Uses 60-80% of weight.
- Result: Reversible hammers achieve 1.5-2x longer life even with 15-25% higher cost — net 20-35% lower cost per ton.
Limitation: Not for materials with embedded tramp metal. Sudden reversal under load can seize the rotor. Use with metal detector + magnetic separator upstream.
Improper installation is the #1 cause of premature failure in hammer crushers:
- Weight matching: Hammers on opposite rotor arms must match within 0.3 kg. A 1 kg imbalance at 1000 RPM generates ~11 kN centrifugal force — enough to destroy bearings in hours.
- Install sequence: Heaviest hammers on centre discs, lighter on edges. Follow rotation marking — reversing a Mn hammer prevents work-hardening.
- Gap control: 10-25 mm hammer-to-screen. <5 mm causes metal-on-metal wear; >30 mm allows bypass. Re-check after 24 hours as new hammers settle.
- Maintenance schedule: Re-torque after 4 hours initial; daily visual inspection; replace by full rows or quadrants — never replace a single hammer.
Safety critical: Lock the rotor with a mechanical pin before entry + LOTO electrical. Rotor momentum can rotate even with power disconnected. Crushing fatalities are the most common accident in hammer crusher maintenance.
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