Cone crusher machines
Sandvik CH430, CH440, CH660, CH880, CS430, CS440, CS660 and Symons 3ft, 4.25ft, 5.5ft, 7ft cone crushers — new machines and spare parts.
View product photosSandvik CH / CS series
Hydrocone design with automatic CSS adjustment. CH series: single-cylinder hydraulic. CS series: mechanical spring system. Both built for secondary and tertiary crushing of hard rock, ores, and aggregates.
Key features: ASRi computerized control system, Hydroset hydraulic CSS adjustment under load, mainshaft position sensor, automated liner wear compensation.
Symons cone crusher (3ft, 4.25ft, 5.5ft, 7ft)
Standard and Short Head configurations. Standard crushers: feed opening for secondary crushing, product 1/2" to 2-1/2". Short Head: steeper head angle and parallel crushing zone for finer product, down to 3/16".
Spring tramp release system. Adjustment by rotating the bowl (manual or hydraulic depending on build year). Conversion kits available to modernize older machines with hydraulic adjustment and automated controls.
Six sizes from 2ft to 7ft diameter. Standard open-circuit capacities: 18 to 1,500+ net tons per hour. Short Head: up to 720 net tons per hour.
FAQ
Which cone crusher should I choose — Sandvik CH or Symons?
Sandvik CH: automated CSS adjustment (Hydroset), ASRi computer control, better for operations needing frequent setting changes. Symons: mechanical simplicity, spring tramp release, lower purchase cost, easier to maintain in remote locations. Both handle hard rock — the choice depends on your automation preference and budget.
Do you sell used or refurbished crushers?
Yes. We stock refurbished Sandvik CH/CS and Symons cone crushers. Each machine is inspected, worn parts replaced, and tested before shipment. Contact us for current availability.
What spare parts should I buy with a new crusher?
Start with: one set of wear parts (mantle + bowl liner), a spare set of V-belts, filter elements, and hydraulic seals. For long-term: a spare eccentric bushing and countershaft bushing (typically needed at 8,000–12,000 hours).