What is the durability and replacement cycle of the Plastic Crusher Machine blades?

1. Superior Wear-Resistant Material

Superior Material Selection: Plastic Crusher Machine blades are made of high-strength alloy steel (such as 45# steel) and heat-treated, resulting in high hardness and wear resistance, maintaining sharpness even under prolonged high-load operation.

Special Structural Design: The blades are bolted to the blade holder, and the blade plate features a double-sided sealed structure, preventing the blades from being worn by external dust and foreign objects.

2. Convenient Replacement Mechanism

Two-way Opening Frame: The Machine's locomotive features a split upper and lower structure. The upper part of the locomotive can be opened at a large angle using hydraulic cylinder assistance, facilitating quick and easy blade removal.

Simplified Maintenance Process: The blade fixing bolts are rationally designed, allowing technicians to install and remove blades without disassembling the entire locomotive.

3. Design for Extended Service Life

Balanced Design: The rotor employs static and dynamic balancing technology to reduce vibration and centrifugal force during operation, effectively slowing blade wear.

Cooling System: Equipped with a high-efficiency cooling water tank (e.g., a dual-tank setup), it maintains stable blade temperature in high-temperature environments, preventing overheating and blade deformation.

4. Typical Replacement Cycle

Extended Service Life: Due to the use of high-strength alloy steel, under normal operating conditions, the blade replacement cycle is typically 2-3 times longer than that of traditional low-alloy blades.

Regular Maintenance: It is recommended to perform a comprehensive blade inspection and necessary wear repair after prolonged high-load operation each year to ensure the equipment maintains high efficiency.