Screw crushers (DSZ) are high-performance machines designed for primary and secondary crushing of a wide range of medium and low-strength materials. The design is based on two parallel rollers equipped with toothed elements or screw segments that rotate towards each other. This mechanism allows the fed material to be effectively gripped, crushed, and split.
The principle of operation of the DSHZ is that large-sized material enters the loading opening of the crusher, where it is captured by the rotating teeth of the rolls. The material is then subjected to a combined effect of compression (crushing) and shearing, which leads to its grinding to the required size. The size of the final fraction is adjusted by changing the gap between the shafts. The design of the teeth is optimized to ensure reliable gripping and effective crushing without slippage, and their material is selected with high wear resistance in mind.



