When the crushing line stops at an aggregate or mining plant, all production stops with it; that is why driving a crusher is one of the toughest jobs a motor can face. Constantly shifting loads, sudden jams in the feed and abrasive airborne dust quickly wear out an ordinary motor. At HEM Motor we manufacture motors for crusher and stone-crushing lines on our own production line, then sell them to you directly with the correct power and frame.
The solutions in this category are engineered for heavy-duty conditions:
For primary, secondary and tertiary crushers, vibrating feeders and screening units, we can determine the right speed-power combination together. If you want to choose the correct number of poles, our power and speed options page will help. Because we are the manufacturer, we can stay flexible on special, non-stock requests too. To confirm the most suitable heavy-duty motor for your plant and get a current quote, call us on +90 (532) 345 49 86 or reach us via our contact page.
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