To make a stone crusher machine work efficiently, you first need to understand the "characteristics" of the solid materials. The geometric characteristics of the material, such as particle size, shape (e.g., polygonal, needle-shaped), and porosity, directly affect the crushing effect.
Its physical properties are also crucial: materials with poor fluidity are prone to clogging the machine, and highly abrasive materials will accelerate the wear of the crusher's jaw plates and hammers; hardness and cohesiveness are core factors in selecting the right machine model – hard materials require more robust crushing components. If the material is corrosive, toxic, or even poses an explosion risk, protective measures must be added to the stone crusher machine.
These "material codes" are key to ensuring that the stone crusher machine operates efficiently and safely.