Both of these methods can be used, and each has its own advantages. Specifically, you can recommend the right one according to the needs of customers. Here is a brief introduction to the differences, advantages and disadvantages of these two methods. I believe you will be more clear after reading them.
Motor
the transmission shaft needs to be equipped with an 8-stage motor, while the angle belt drive uses a 6-stage motor.
Transmission shaft
The advantage of the transmission shaft is that it can transmit power efficiently, ensure the working efficiency of the crusher, make it run more stably and have better crushing effect. Especially when crushing some thick materials, the advantages of the transmission shaft are more obvious. It can bear greater torque and has a longer service life.
However, its disadvantage is high price, which may be damaged when encountering a large impact load, and it will also have a certain impact on other parts of the equipment.
Angle belt
The advantage of angle belt is that it is relatively cheap, has a certain buffering effect, can avoid the damage of motor and other components due to overload, and is also relatively simple to maintain and replace.
However, its disadvantage is that broken materials are often stuck in the corner belt, which is easy to be scratched or cut off, thus increasing the replacement cost.In addition, when configuring the 6-stage motor, it is necessary to change the diameter of the main pulley to achieve the 8-stage speed, which will cause power loss and sometimes affect the working efficiency of the crusher.
Epilogue
Therefore, if you have requirements for the transmission efficiency and bearing capacity of the crusher, and the investment budget is sufficient, it is recommended to choose the transmission shaft; If you pay attention to cost and have requirements for impact and overload protection, you can choose angle belt drive.
