During operation, the cone crusher transforms blasted rock and gravel from mining into usable materials. This is achieved by crushing large rocks into smaller pieces—a process that may continue until the material is reduced to sand-like fine particles. In mining, materials are typically milled after the crushing process.

The cone crusher operates using a counter-rotating shaft covered with a wear-resistant liner that crushes rock through compression. The enclosed concave-shaped chamber is lined with manganese steel grooves or bowl-shaped liners. When rocks enter from the top of the cone crusher, they are trapped between the mantle and the bowl liner or concave and are subjected to intense pressure. After the initial breakage, the crushed material moves downward (as it gets smaller) and is crushed again. This process continues until the fragments are small enough to be discharged through the narrow opening at the bottom of the crusher.

Developed through a deep understanding of customer needs and market trends, the cone crusher combines powerful crushing capabilities with intelligent features. It efficiently handles rocks of various hardness levels to produce high-quality sand and aggregate products. The equipment is well-received across multiple industries and offers a variety of models at competitive prices.