Compression Crushing
Reduces rock between mantle and concave without relying on a high-speed impact chamber.
The Mohammadi Hydrocone crusher, also known as Hydrocon, is a cone crusher for secondary and tertiary crushing of medium-hard and hard rock. Material is reduced by compression between the moving mantle and stationary concave, supporting continuous production and controlled output grading.
A Hydrocone crusher receives material that has already been reduced by a primary machine such as a jaw crusher. It uses compressive force rather than high-speed impact, making it a practical option for continuous processing of suitable hard and abrasive rock.
The selected chamber and operating setting must match the feed-size distribution, desired product, rock strength and plant capacity. A vibrating screen is normally used to classify the discharge and return oversize material when a closed circuit is required.
Capacity, product shape and wear life depend on chamber choice, feed distribution, setting, rock characteristics and operating discipline.
Reduces rock between mantle and concave without relying on a high-speed impact chamber.
Output grading can be adjusted within the selected model and chamber range.
Mantle, concave and other contact components are replaceable when worn.
The frame, shaft, bearings and drive are designed for continuous crushing duty.
Feed enters the top of the crushing chamber. The eccentric motion of the main shaft moves the mantle toward and away from the concave. Rock is compressed during the closing phase, moves downward as the chamber opens and exits when it reaches the selected size.
The appropriate model, chamber and setting are determined from representative feed data, required capacity, final grading and operating conditions.
Correct chamber selection requires both feed and product gradings; choosing only from nominal capacity can cause poor utilization or excessive wear.
Provide maximum size and the full percentage passing each relevant size.
Define hardness, abrasiveness, density, moisture and fracture behavior.
State target grading, shape expectations and closed-circuit screen cut.
Provide normal, peak and recirculating loads and daily operating hours.
Lubrication quality, balanced feeding and timely wear-part replacement are essential for protecting the crusher and maintaining stable output.
Concise answers to important questions about selection, operation, maintenance and quotation.