The hammer crusher mainly relies on impact energy to complete the crushing material operation. When the hammer crusher is working, the motor drives the rotor to rotate at high speed, and the material evenly enters the crusher cavity, and the high-speed rotating hammer head impacts and shears and tears the material to cause the material to be crushed, and at the same time, the gravity of the material itself makes the material rush from the high-speed rotating hammer head to the baffle plate and the sieve strip in the frame, and the material larger than the size of the sieve hole is blocked on the sieve plate and continues to be hit and ground by the hammer until it is crushed to the required discharge particle size and finally discharged out of the machine through the sieve plate.
