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Track-Mounted Cone Crusher

Name: Track-Mounted Cone Crusher
Brand: GMG

Capacity: 90-630tph

Max feeding size: ≤295mm

Discharge size: 6-44 mm

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Overview of Track-Mounted Cone Crusher

The Track-Mounted Cone Crusher (crawler mobile cone crushing plant) is an elite secondary and tertiary material processing plant designed for contractors who demand superior product shape and high-volume yields. Mounted on a heavy-duty hydraulic crawler chassis, this fully autonomous mobile unit brings advanced compressive crushing technology directly into the pit. Engineered specifically for processing hard, highly abrasive rocks like granite, basalt, and river pebbles, the track-mounted cone plant optimizes the shape of your final fractions to meet strict international construction and concrete specifications. By pairing rapid, remote-controlled mobility with automated crushing chambers, it streamlines multi-stage production lines and maximizes profit-per-ton.

Structure of Track-Mounted Cone Crusher

Specifications of Track-Mounted Cone Crusher

Model	HP400	HP300	HP200
Motor Power	280KW	220KW	160KW
Capacity	140-630tph	110-440tph	90-250tph
Inlet Opening	360mm	265mm	235mm
Max feeding size	295mm	230mm	185mm
Return screen model	YK1600*4000	YK1600*4000	YK1500*3800
Return screen Drive method	Vibration motor 3.7KW*2	Vibration motor 3.7KW*2	Vibration motor 3.7KW*2
Operation weight	70 tons	55 tons	49 tons
Generator	500KW DEUTZ	500KW DEUTZ	320KW DEUTZ
Transport Dimensions	18.81m×3.85m×3.95m	18.6m×3.7m×3.4m	18.6m×3.4m×3.3m
Working Dimensions	19.68m×4.0m×5.5m	19.6m×3.7m×5.2m	19.6m×3.4m×4.9m

Note: Equipment performance varies with the nature of materials and working conditions, and the actual parameters are subject to on-site commissioning.

How to Choose a Track-Mounted Cone Crusher

Match Cavity Style to Your Stage: Ensure you choose the correct configuration. Select a Coarse Cavity if operating as a secondary crusher behind a jaw, or a Fine/Shorthead Cavity if your goal is generating small sand or tertiary aggregate fractions. Calculate True Abrasiveness Costs: For high-quartz materials like granite, factor in the consumption rate of your manganese liners. Choose configurations with quick-change liner designs to minimize maintenance hours. Insist on Automated Feed Control: Always pick a track cone that features automated loop feeding via ultrasonic sensors. Running a cone crusher under-fed (not choke-fed) ruins the aggregate's cubical shape and accelerates uneven liner wear. Check Transport Regulations: Verify that the transport dimensions and overall weight of the track-mounted unit match your local highway authority requirements to avoid high escort fees or permits.

FAQs

Q Why is “choke feeding” so important for a track-mounted cone crusher?

Choke feeding means keeping the crushing chamber completely full of material. When the cavity is full, rocks crush against other rocks (inter-particle crushing), which creates a premium cubical shape. If the machine is under-fed, rocks strike the steel liners directly, resulting in flaky, elongated products and uneven liner wear.

Q What happens if a piece of uncrushable steel or an excavator tooth enters the cone?

Our track-mounted cone crushers feature an automated hydraulic tramp release system. When pressure spikes due to uncrushable material, the hydraulic cylinders instantly drop the bowl to let the metal piece pass safely out of the chamber, then return the mantle to your exact previous setting automatically.

Q How long do the mantle and concave liners last when crushing hard granite?

Liner life depends heavily on the rock’s moisture content and silica percentage. Generally, when processing highly abrasive granite or quartz, liners require replacement every 600 to 1,200 operating hours. The integrated automated control panel tracks wear metrics to help you plan maintenance ahead of time.