Hammer head

The accurate definition of a crusher Hammer head should be the hammer head of a hammer crusher. The hammer head is one of the core components of a hammer crusher, arranged on the hammer shaft of the crusher rotor. The hammer head directly strikes the material during high-speed operation of the crusher, ultimately crushing it into a suitable material particle size. The hammer heads of crushers on the market can be divided into two types based on manufacturing processes: casting and forging, but their wear resistance is different. Due to the need for good wear resistance at the head and sufficient toughness at the handle when crushing materials, materials such as alloy steel, high manganese steel, cast steel, and high chromium cast iron bimetallic composites are usually formed in one forging or casting process, with corresponding heat treatment processes being more economical. Crusher hammers can be divided into three types based on material: high manganese steel hammers, bimetallic hammers, composite hammers, large gold tooth hammers, and medium chromium alloy hammers, The main factor is the content of silicon dioxide, and modern industrial technology shows that using hard alloy hammers performs well in terms of wear resistance.