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Mobile Roll Crusher (Double Roll)

August 5, 2026
Mobile Roll Crusher | Dust-Free Sand | 50-350 t/h | General Makina

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The Mobile Roll Crusher produces dust-free, cubical fine product / sand by compression and shear between two counter-rotating rolls. It accepts 0-50 mm feed, delivers 0-10 mm product and works at 50-350 t/h. It is ideal for brittle, soft-to-medium materials such as coal, lime, potash and glass.

Working principle

Material caught by the nip angle between two rolls is broken by compression/shear, giving tight top-size control and minimum fines/dust. The rolls are manganese-alloy wear-resistant cast steel; smooth or toothed by feed size (two smooth for fine, one smooth-one toothed for medium, two toothed for coarse). Hydro-pneumatic protection against tramp iron and easy gap adjustment are standard.

Technical specifications

ParameterValue
Feed0-50 mm
Product0-10 mm
Capacity50-350 t/h
Roll/linerManganese-alloy cast
ProtectionHydro-pneumatic (tramp iron)

Hubs are cast iron locked with a taper sleeve; flywheel/roll shafts are C45; heavy-duty roller bearings with labyrinth seals.

Material and application

Coal, coke, glass, fertiliser, potash, salt, lime, limestone, soft ores and industrial minerals — especially where dust is unwanted. It also handles wet/sticky feed (a roll-crusher advantage). It is not suitable for very abrasive hard rock, where a jaw/cone is preferred. Typical double-roll reduction ~4:1; fines drop 15-20%; low energy (~0.8-1.2 kWh/t order).

Bridge to a full plant

For a full plant see Mobile Crushing Plants and the fixed Crushers pages, and the relevant industrial-mineral/coal application pages. Request a quote.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is it used for?

To make dust-free, cubical fine product from brittle/soft material.

Which materials?

Coal, lime, potash, glass, salt and industrial minerals.

How is the roll type chosen?

By feed size: two smooth rolls for fine, two toothed for coarse.

Is there tramp-iron protection?

Yes, hydro-pneumatic protection safeguards the rolls.

Does it crush hard abrasive rock?

No; a jaw/cone is preferred for hard, abrasive rock.

Wear and spare parts: Spare & Wear Parts

Definitions of technical terms: Glossary

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