PFW Series European Type Hydraulic Impact Crusher

ISO9001 CERTIFIED CE APPROVED

Heavy-Duty Rotor | Crescent Blow Bars | Spring Safety Device | Hydraulic Top-Opening

The PFW Series European Type Hydraulic Impact Crusher, developed by Shandong Hengtai Intelligent Manufacturing Equipment Technology Co., Ltd., is the latest generation of impact crushing equipment engineered by absorbing current international advanced impact crusher technology and manufacturing it to globally competitive quality standards. World-class manufacturing processes and the highest-grade materials are applied throughout, with a heavily reinforced rotor design and strict quality inspection protocols ensuring consistently superior rotor performance.

The rotor is the "heart" of any impact crusher—it is also the component subjected to the most stringent acceptance inspection. To achieve the highest rotational inertia, greater crushing force, and superior crushing efficiency, we developed and produce a structurally robust heavy-duty rotor. Combined with ultra-wear-resistant blow bar materials and an optimized crushing chamber geometry, the result is a machine that consistently outperforms standard impact crushers in both efficiency and service life.

Key Structural Advantages: Integral cast steel bearing housings, unique wedge-block blow bar fixing, an improved adjustment mechanism that minimizes shutdown time, a built-in hydraulic top-opening device for rapid wear-part replacement, larger-specification bearings for higher load capacity, and full rotor dynamic analysis ensuring stable and reliable long-term operation.

Operational Video Demonstration

Crushing Working Principle

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High-Velocity Primary Impact: Material enters the blow bar action zone where high-speed rotating blow bars deliver powerful kinetic impact, fracturing large stone blocks in a single strike. The heavy-duty rotor's elevated rotational inertia amplifies impact force beyond what conventional rotors can achieve.

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Multi-Stage Rebound Crushing: Fractured fragments are thrown at high velocity against the impact plates installed above the rotor, achieving secondary size reduction. Particles then rebound back into the blow bar action zone for further crushing. This multi-stage impact-rebound cycle continues until material reaches the target particle size.

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Controlled Discharge & Size Adjustment: Crushed material meeting the required size exits from the bottom discharge opening. The gap between the impact frame and rotor frame is adjusted hydraulically—changing this setting directly controls both the discharge particle size and product shape without stopping production.

Core Performance Features

Heavy-Duty Rotor Design

The heavy-duty rotor is fabricated from welded steel plate to achieve maximum rotational inertia, greater crushing force, and superior crushing efficiency compared to conventional rotor designs. Multi-directional dynamic analysis and strict inspection protocols ensure every rotor meets consistently high quality and performance standards before leaving the factory.

Integral Cast Steel Bearing Housing

The bearing housing adopts a monolithic cast steel structure, ensuring perfect fit with the crusher frame. This design increases radial load capacity, improves anti-load performance, and accommodates larger-specification bearings with higher load ratings—extending bearing service life significantly in continuous heavy-duty operation.

Crescent-Shaped Blow Bars

The crescent profile alters the impact angle and increases effective striking surface area, delivering higher crushing efficiency and longer service life versus standard rectangular blow bars. Blow bars are secured by a wedge-block axial limiting device: the faster the rotor rotates, the tighter the blow bar is held—simultaneously making installation and removal faster and safer.

Constant-Pressure Spring Safety Device

The impact plates are protected by a constant-pressure spring safety mechanism. When uncrushable tramp metal enters the crushing cavity, the front and rear impact frames automatically retreat, allowing the foreign object to discharge from the machine. Normal crushing operation resumes automatically, eliminating machine seizure risk. The wave-pattern impact frame design provides enhanced resistance to both impact and abrasive wear.

Hydraulic Top-Opening Device

The hydraulic top-opening mechanism (hinged frame cover) allows the entire crushing chamber to be opened quickly without manual disassembly. Blow bars and other wear parts are replaced rapidly, and discharge particle size adjustment is completed in a fraction of the time required by conventional designs—significantly reducing labor hours and production downtime.

Applicable Materials & Industries

Industries: Aggregate quarries, mining, coal processing, concrete batching plants, dry-mixed mortar, power plant desulfurization, quartz sand production.
Materials: River pebble, granite, basalt, iron ore, limestone, quartz, diabase, and similar medium-to-hard rock types.

Technical Specifications

PFW Series — Type Ⅱ (Primary / Coarse Secondary)
Model Rotor Diameter × Width (mm) Feed Opening (mm) Max Feed Size (mm) Capacity (t/h) Motor Power (kW) Dimensions L×W×H (mm)
PFW1210 Ⅱ φ1150 × 960 1100 × 1030 400 90 – 160 90 – 110 2400 × 1870 × 2550
PFW1214 Ⅱ φ1150 × 1400 1100 × 1430 500 130 – 200 132 – 160 2400 × 2310 × 2550
PFW1315 Ⅱ φ1300 × 1500 1200 × 1530 600 180 – 320 160 – 200 2700 × 2570 × 2800
PFW1318 Ⅱ φ1300 × 1800 1200 × 1830 700 240 – 400 200 – 250 2700 × 2870 × 2800
PFW Series — Type Ⅲ (Secondary / Fine Crushing)
Model Rotor Diameter × Width (mm) Feed Opening (mm) Max Feed Size (mm) Capacity (t/h) Motor Power (kW) Dimensions L×W×H (mm)
PFW1210 Ⅲ φ1150 × 960 570 × 990 250 70 – 120 90 – 110 2550 × 1870 × 2100
PFW1214 Ⅲ φ1150 × 1400 570 × 1430 250 90 – 170 132 – 160 2550 × 2310 × 2100
PFW1315 Ⅲ φ1300 × 1500 625 × 1530 300 180 – 270 160 – 200 2960 × 2570 × 2380
PFW1318 Ⅲ φ1300 × 1800 625 × 1830 300 220 – 300 200 – 250 2960 × 2870 × 2380

* Type Ⅱ = Primary / coarse secondary crushing, large feed opening. Type Ⅲ = Secondary / fine crushing, smaller feed opening for tighter discharge control. Custom configurations available on request.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: What is the difference between PFW Type Ⅱ and Type Ⅲ configurations?

Type Ⅱ is configured for primary or coarse secondary crushing with a larger feed opening (up to 700mm max feed) and higher throughput (up to 400 TPH). Type Ⅲ is optimized for secondary fine crushing with a narrower feed opening, producing finer and more uniform discharge sizes (70-300 TPH) for aggregate finishing and close-circuit screening applications.

Q2: How does the spring safety device protect the crusher from uncrushable tramp metal?

The constant-pressure spring safety device allows the front and rear impact frames to retreat automatically when uncrushable objects such as steel bolts or metal fragments enter the crushing cavity. The foreign object is discharged from the machine and the impact frames return to their set operating position, eliminating machine seizure risk without any manual intervention or production stoppage.

Q3: How quickly can blow bars be replaced on the PFW series?

The hydraulic top-opening device (hinged frame cover) opens the entire crushing chamber in minutes without tools or manual frame removal. Combined with the wedge-block blow bar fixing system, full blow bar replacement is typically completed in under 2 hours—significantly less than the 6-8 hours required by conventional impact crusher designs.

Q4: What particle size and shape does the PFW crusher produce?

Discharge size is adjustable by changing the gap between the impact frame and the rotor frame. Typical output is 0-31mm for secondary crushing applications. The multi-stage impact-rebound crushing mechanism produces excellent cubical aggregate geometry with low needle-flake content, meeting GB/T 14685 and equivalent international aggregate standards.

Q5: What is the typical blow bar service life?

Service life depends on feed hardness and abrasiveness. For limestone applications: approximately 800-1,200 hours. For granite and basalt: 400-700 hours. The crescent-shaped profile and wear-resistant high-chrome alloy material maximize service intervals. All four working edges of each blow bar are usable before replacement.

Q6: What is the delivery time?

Standard models (PFW1210–PFW1318): 30-45 days. Custom configurations or special blow bar alloy grades: 60-75 days. Factory acceptance inspection and on-site commissioning support are available for all orders.

Typical Production Line Configuration

Configure the PFW crusher into a complete primary or secondary crushing and screening system with matched Hengtai equipment:

PRIMARY CRUSHING LINE PFW (primary crusher) + Feeder + YK Vibrating Screen

SECONDARY CRUSHING LINE Primary crusher → PFW (secondary crusher) for finer product

Get Professional Technical Catalog & Factory Price Quote

Our engineers will recommend the right PFW model and production line configuration based on your feed material, target capacity, required discharge size, and site conditions.

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