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Structural differences
Vertical crusher
The motor is installed on the upper part, and the crushing chamber is located on the lower part.
The material is introduced from the top and crushed before being discharged from the bottom.
Horizontal crusher
The motor is installed on one side, with the spindle parallel to the ground.
The material enters from the feeding port and is crushed by a high-speed rotating spindle before being discharged from the other side.
working principle
Vertical crusher
The material collides with high-speed rotating crushing components (such as hammers) inside the casing and begins to be crushed under strong impact force.
The crushed material continues to be impacted and squeezed, gradually becoming smaller particles.
The material is discharged from the casing through a sieve or sieve hole.
Horizontal crusher
The motor drives the rotor to rotate at high speed, and the material enters the crusher chamber evenly.
The high-speed rotating hammer strikes, cuts and tears the material, causing it to be broken.
The material is propelled by gravity from the high-speed rotating hammer head towards the baffle and sieve bar inside the frame. Materials larger than the sieve hole size continue to be hit and ground by the hammer until they are crushed to the desired particle size before being discharged from the machine.