
Complete List of Auxiliary Equipment for Double-Roll Crushers
Main Auxiliary Equipment Breakdown
| Auxiliary Machine | Primary Function | Key Operational Value |
|---|---|---|
| Vibrating Feeder | Delivers stone continuously and evenly into the crusher cavity. | Pre-screens fine dirt, prevents blockages, and protects roller shells from impact surges. |
| Vibrating Screen | Grades crushed output into designated size fractions using single or multi-layer decks. | Separates finished sand and routes oversized aggregate back for re-crushing. |
| Belt Conveyors | Transports bulk raw material, crushed rock, overs, and final aggregate between stations. | Establishes a continuous, automated material flow across the plant. |
| Raw & Product Silos | Provides buffer storage at both the feed intake and final discharge stockpiles. | Maintains steady feeding rates and simplifies loading out finished aggregate. |
| Pulse Dust Collector | Captures airborne particulate matter generated during crushing and screening. | Ensures environmental standard compliance and keeps site working conditions clean. |
| Magnetic Separator (Optional) | Extracts iron blocks, metal fragments, and rebar from the incoming feed stream. | Prevents severe metal tramp damage to the roller crusher shells. (Highly Recommended) |
| Electric Control Cabinet | Acts as the centralized power and control center for all drives, feeders, and conveyors. | Provides sequence control and overload protection to ensure safe, reliable operations. |

On-site View of a Double-Roll Crusher Sand-Making Production Line
Line Configuration Guidelines
- Small / Budget Sand Line: Roller Crusher Host + Vibrating Feeder + Belt Conveyors + Vibrating Screen (Optional basic dust suppression unit).
- Standard Closed-Circuit Line: Full auxiliary suite (Feeder, Screen, Conveyors, Silos, Pulse Dust Collector, Electric Control Cabinet). A magnetic separator is strongly advised to safeguard roller skins.
Summary: HSM Heavy Industry designs one-stop plant solutions that integrate main crushers with customized auxiliary equipment. Properly matching your auxiliary equipment to site conditions cuts overall construction and operating costs while ensuring maximum uptime.




















