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Screens, Dust Collectors and Crushers

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1 year ago

December 13, 2023

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MASYC is an ISO 9001-2008 certified company specialising in bulk material handling system, conveyor equipment, crushers and screens, etc.

Screens – Linear Motion / Circular Motion
The linear as well as circular motion screens are single or multi deck structures with a substantial rigid design. The screen body consists of the two side plates with bolted transverse supports and screen mounts. The screen bar is based on an open design concept. For the linear motion screens, the drive is through direct force exciter with cardon shaft or through unbalanced motors. The angle of throw, which depends on the application, is usually 35-60 degree and is adjusted by counterweights. For the circular motion screens, drive is either direct or through cardon shaft and v-belts.

Baghouse Dust Collectors
For a sustainable and safer environment, ‘Masyc Baghouse Dust Collectors’ are used for various applications in the process plants such as cement, coal, chemicals, thermal power plant, paper and pulp, mining and minerals, steel, sugar and food industries, etc. These work on the principle of pulse jet technology. A powerful shockwave passes through the filter cartridge during cleaning. The dust is discharged from the filter surface and the downwards flowing air allows it to fall into the container.

Non Reversible Hammer Crusher
The Non Reversible Hammer Crushers are manufactured based on proven technology and in house strict quality control. Masyc Non Reversible Hammer Crusher is used for size reduction/crushing. Material is broken first by impact between hammer and material and then by a scrubbing action (attrition) of material against breaker plate. Size reduction starts by impact, when the hammer strikes the material as it enters the crushing zone. Shattered fragments are swept down into final crushing zone for further reduction at the pinch points between the hammers and the breaker plate. This crusher is available with adjustable cages.

Toothed Double Roll Crusher
Masyc Toothed Double Roll Crusher is used for size reduction / crushing and material is crushed by high pressure between two rolls. The crushing starts as soon as material enters the crusher and falls on the toothed segment. High pressure on the circulating crushing tooth segment reduces the material into considerable sizes. Material, while passing through both the toothed double rolls gets crushed into desired size. Toothed double roll crusher produces more uniform produced than any other type of crusher.

Reversible Hammer Crusher
The Reversible Hammer Crushers have the unique design feature such as welded casing, screwed liner with high carbon steel plates, hammer heads made of chrome alloy cast steel or manganese steel depending upon the application. Rotor shaft is made out of forged steel, hammer grinding path with wear resistant plates which are mechanically/hydraulically adjustable and dust proof spherical roller bearing.

Website: www.masycproject.com

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