— The hammer mill is the best known and by far the most widely used crushing device employing the impact principle of breaking and grinding stone.

Williams Patent Crusher has designed a reversible hammer mill that is characterized by the ability to reverse the direction of the rotor that supports the hammers. This ability brings fresh grinding edges into action, minimizing the frequency of servicing the machine.

Stedman offers Hammer Mills, a rock crusher that employs a rain of hammer blows to shatter and disintegrate a variety of materials. Contact us today for a quote!

The Standard and Non-Clog Industrial Hammermills are designed to reduce the material to a nominal 3" to 5" (75mm to 25mm) output. These are primary stage crushers, commonly followed with Centerfeed Mills or other types of secondary stage crushers.

Williams Patent Crusher is a leading hammer mill manufacturer. Our industrial size reduction machines can handle any material size reduction job. Choose Williams machinery for efficient pulverizing and long-term service.

Hammer crushers are employed for the fine crushing of medium-hard to soft materials. Examples: Anhydrite, quicklime, lignite, dolomite, gypsum, glass, potash, limestone etc.

Comminution of tough and cohesive materials. Chalk, Limestone, Gypsum, Clay and Marl, and Coals such as Anthracite, Bituminous and Lignite. Efficient three-stage crushing operations. By percussion, impact and shear forces.

Call (314) 621-3348, email us at info@williamscrusher.com or locate an agent near you. Williams' Slugger Crusher Hammer Mill are the ideal choice for applications requiring a large feed opening. Contact our team to discuss your project.

Our Hammer Crushers. HAZEMAG offers a double rotor Hammer Crusher and is used as primary crusher in cement industry for soft to medium-hard rock. They offer a very high crushing ration of 10:1 up to 80:1. The product is ideal as feed material to downstream ball mills or vertical roller mills.

Hammer crushers are used in industries such as mining, cement, coal, metallurgy, building materials, and road construction for crushing brittle materials with moderate hardness. They are particularly effective for materials that are not necessarily abrasive but require reduction to desired sizes.