
Gyratory Crusher – Brief History
Gyratory Crusher – Brief History
The Gyratory Crusher was invented in the late 19th century by Charles Brown, an American engineer.
It was developed to meet the growing demand for large-capacity rock crushing in mining and quarrying industries.
Compared with early jaw crushers, the gyratory crusher offered:
• Higher throughput
• Continuous crushing action
• Better performance for hard and abrasive materials
Because of these advantages, gyratory crushers quickly became the standard primary crushing equipment for large mines and quarries and remain widely used today.
On-site Production of Gyratory Crusher
Installation Site of Crushing & Sand Washing Plant

High-precision heavy-duty shaft manufactured for large industrial equipment.
Machined from high-strength alloy steel, with strict control of concentricity, straightness, and surface finish.
Designed for extreme loads, long service life, and stable performance in mining and heavy-duty applications.
Services
Reliable solutions for mining and aggregate plants, focused on durability, efficiency, and stable production.

Heavy-Duty Gyratory Crusher Main Shaft
Gyratory Crusher Wear Parts
Made from high manganese steel or high chromium cast iron, requiring excellent wear resistance, impact strength, and crack resistance.

Heavy-Duty Gyratory Crusher Main Shaft

Gyratory Crusher Wear Parts
Material Importance & Production Reliability
The material quality of wear parts is critical to the service life, operational stability, and production reliability of crushing equipment. High-strength, wear-resistant materials maintain structural integrity under high-impact and high-abrasion conditions, preventing premature failure or deformation. Reliable material performance reduces replacement frequency and unplanned downtime, ensuring continuous operation and dependable production schedules.


The Importance of Wear Parts in Protecting the Gyratory Crusher and Crushing Stone
Wear parts play a critical role in protecting the main structure of the gyratory crusher.
High-quality wear components absorb impact, resist abrasion, and ensure efficient stone crushing, while extending equipment service life and maintaining stable performance under heavy-duty mining and quarry conditions.

On-site installation of heavy-duty mining components.


Gyratory Crusher Bronze Bushing
The Importance of On-Site Installation and Commissioning for Gyratory Crushers
Proper on-site installation and commissioning are critical to the performance and service life of a gyratory crusher.
Accurate alignment, correct assembly, and professional commissioning ensure stable operation, efficient crushing, reduced wear, and reliable performance under heavy-duty mining and quarry conditions.



On-site installation of heavy-duty mining components.
