Application
Mills and Crushers
Ball and SAG mills, jaw and cone crushers, and grinding plant — the highest-inertia loads in the portfolio.
- Driven equipment
- Ball
- Product families
- 3
- Industries
- 2
- Models linked
- 13
Selection
What decides the machine for this duty
These are the questions an engineer works through before a model number matters — and the same questions the enquiry form asks.
- 01
Very high inertia and long acceleration time against a weak supply
- 02
Frozen-charge and locked-rotor conditions during restart
- 03
Synchronous drive for constant speed and power factor support
- 04
Shock loading transmitted back through the coupling
- 05
Slip-ring construction where soft starting is required
Products
Families suited to this application
Models
Machines linked to this application
A relationship, not a recommendation. Confirm the duty point before selecting.
| Model | Family | Power | Voltage | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| VM-I 200M | Explosion-proof | 22 kW | 660 V | Quote → |
| VM-I 280M | Explosion-proof | 75 kW | 1140 V | Quote → |
| VM-I 355M | Explosion-proof | 200 kW | 1140 V | Quote → |
| AK 280S-K | General-purpose | 90 kW | 690 V | Quote → |
| AK 355L-K | General-purpose | 315 kW | 6000 V | Quote → |
| SD SD-630-6 | Synchronous | 630 kW | 6000 V | Quote → |
| SD SD-1600-8 | Synchronous | 1600 kW | 6000 V | Quote → |
| SD SD-4000-10 | Synchronous | 4000 kW | 10000 V | Quote → |
| SD SD-8000-12 | Synchronous | 8000 kW | 10500 V | Quote → |
| TF TF-2500 | Transformers | 2500 kW | 10000 V | Quote → |