Cone crushers for secondary and tertiary crushing of hard rock — high reduction ratio, stable cubical output. Capacities from 120 to 380 TPH.
Second and third stage on hard rock. The same cone platform is offered in mobile and modular frames, so a quarry can start with one machine and add a module later without redesigning the flow. Chamber options let one unit produce either high-volume aggregate or a tighter, cubical product.
Compare the models in this line by capacity, feed size, discharge range, power and dimensions. A dash means the parameter is not listed for that model. Final specifications may vary by configuration and project requirements.
| Parameter | SY-HP300 | SY-HP200 | SY-HP400 | SY-JHP300 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Capacity | 150–300 t/h | 120–280 t/h | 220–380 t/h | 150–300 t/h |
| Max feed | 210 mm | 190 mm | 210 mm | 210 mm |
| Discharge range | 30–50 mm | 8–44 mm | 16–60 mm | 16–40 mm |
| Crusher / screen | HP300 cone crusher | HP200 cone crusher | HP400 cone crusher | HP300 cone crusher |
| Crusher power | 250 kW | 160 kW | 280 kW | 250 kW |
| Total power | 306.3 kW | 223 kW | 336.3 kW | 306.3 kW |
| Engine power | 100 kW | 100 kW | 100 kW | — |
| Machine weight | 51.8 t | 37.3 t | 57.8 t | 47.5 t |
| Working dimensions | 18,000×3,800×4,050 mm | 16,700×3,800×4,100 mm | 16,700×3,800×4,500 mm | 16,700×3,800×4,100 mm |
| Transport dimensions | 17,400×3,800×3,980 mm | 17,600×3,800×3,450 mm | 17,600×3,800×3,950 mm | 17,600×3,800×3,450 mm |
A cone crusher never works alone — it is the second or third station in a chain that starts with a jaw plant and ends at the screen. Sized correctly, the cone runs slightly above the jaw's continuous output so it never starves and never becomes the bottleneck. Undersized, it throttles the whole line no matter how good the jaw is.
For tight gradation the cone works closed-circuit: the screen splits its discharge, qualified aggregate goes to stockpile, and oversize rides the return conveyor back into the chamber. We configure jaw, cone, screen and return systems as one circuit around your material and the sizes you sell — tell us the gradation the batch plant demands and the circuit follows from it.
The choice depends on required capacity, feed size, material hardness, final product size, site space, and operating intensity.
Suitable for compact and medium-output projects. The smallest footprint in the line, with 120–280 t/h processing capacity and a 190 mm max feed.
Suitable for standard mobile aggregate production. 150–300 t/h with a 210 mm max feed, available in both tracked and modular frames.
Better for heavy-duty quarry, mining, and high-capacity applications. 220–380 t/h with reinforced structure and smart PLC controls.
Common questions about model selection, price factors, applications and quotation requirements.
No — it is a compression crusher for the second and third stages, and it expects feed a jaw unit has already reduced. Fed oversized slabs it will choke, and no setting change fixes that. The sequence is jaw first, cone after; the only real decision is which cone size matches your jaw plant's output.
Chamber profile, closed-side setting and the screen around it decide shape and gradation together. For batch-plant aggregate you normally run a tighter setting with a screen and return conveyor in closed circuit, so oversize comes back for another pass instead of leaving the plant. Tell us the gradation your buyers demand and we will name the chamber and the screen sizes with it.
The hydraulic system relieves and clears the chamber automatically when uncrushable material passes through, then returns to the set opening. For demolition feed we still recommend a magnet upstream — iron that never enters the chamber never costs downtime.
Measured in operating hours, and the spread between limestone and abrasive granite is large — there is no honest single figure. Once we know your material we give an expected life and a wear-parts schedule. Most buyers keep one complete mantle-and-concave set on site, so a liner change is a planned shift rather than an interruption.
Yes, if the capacities match. The cone should be sized slightly above the jaw's continuous output so it never becomes the bottleneck, and our screening plant closes the circuit. Send the jaw model and its discharge setting and we confirm the matching cone and screen before quoting.
Chamber configuration, hydraulic package, chassis and destination port move the figure more than the model badge does. Quote requests that include material type, feed size, target output and the gradation you sell get a named model and a written price within one working day.
Which machines this range is paired with, the flow order, and what the closed circuit does.
Real sites: material, throughput, and what the customer measured after commissioning.
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What you crush, the biggest lump that arrives, the tonnes an hour you need back. With those three we will come back with the model and configuration that fits — including when the smaller one does the same job.
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