Mobile Gangue Crusher for On-Site Crushing | Efficient Solution for Coal Waste Recycling
What is Coal Gangue?
Coal gangue refers to the rock (or waste rock) that is excavated along with coal during mining operations, whether from underground or open-pit mines. Though often discarded, gangue is a valuable secondary resource. Its comprehensive utilization plays an essential role in resource efficiency, helping improve the economic benefits of enterprises, optimize coal mine production structures, redirect surplus workforce, reduce land occupation, and improve environmental quality. Therefore, gangue recycling and utilization is a long-term strategic technical policy.
However, crushing gangue has long been a technical challenge for many production facilities.
Mobile Gangue Crusher Developed by SUHMAN Heavy Industry
To address this problem, SUHMAN Heavy Industry has developed a new, practical mobile gangue crushing machine after long-term research and continuous improvements.
Application Scope
This crushing equipment is mainly used for processing:
- Coal gangue
- Coal cinder
- Slag
- Shale
- Construction waste
Our mobile crushers offer high output, low noise, and excellent crushing efficiency. They solve the common problem of rapid wear of traditional crushers’ hammers and liners. The improved machine is cost-effective, making it ideal for private or small-scale businesses. It’s designed to reduce the production cost of conventional coal crushers and features simple operation, higher output, and improved fineness.
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Why Choose the Mobile Gangue Crusher?
The machine is mounted on a wheeled chassis for mobility. It can crush materials of various hardness levels with a large crushing ratio and even crushing force. Its compact body (smaller than a semi-trailer) and small turning radius make it easy to operate on regular roads and rugged terrains. This sets it apart from traditional fixed crushing equipment.
Working Principle
During operation, the particle size of the material directly impacts the cutting speed of the hammer head. The hammer heads are embedded in the rotor, and the spacing between them is calibrated.
- Cutting speed and spacing are interdependent.
- When the hammer speed is too slow, wear increases and the lifespan shortens, leading to low efficiency.
- When the cutting speed is faster, wear is reduced and the lifespan increases, leading to significantly improved crushing performance.
Main Applications
The mobile gangue crusher is widely used in:
- Metallurgy
- Chemical industry
- Building materials
- Water and electricity projects
Especially for mobile operations such as: - Highway and railway construction
- Water supply and power supply infrastructure
Users can adjust configurations based on material type and production scale.
Key Performance Advantages
- Enhanced Durability and Adaptability
Solves the wear issues of older crushers and can handle wet materials. It features high capacity, fine output, multiple material compatibility, and adaptability to harsh environments. - Compact and Lightweight
With small size, low weight, and flexible mobility, it can be customized to meet various operational needs and maximize equipment utilization. - Highly Flexible and Easy to Operate
Significantly reduces installation time and allows for rapid deployment and relocation.
On-Site Crushing, Lower Cost
The mobile gangue crusher allows on-site crushing and can move along with the mining face. This eliminates the need for material transportation over long distances, drastically reducing transport costs. SUHMAN Heavy Industry specializes in producing crushing, screening, and conveying systems for rock and mineral processing—helping customers unlock new commercial opportunities while lowering production expenses.
