Quick-change tooling can be easily customized per application. The features and capacity make the sizer a fit for industrial applications. The friction disk coupling provides higher crushing forces when compared to hydraulic couplings, but still protects equipment from uncrushables.Ī robust, bolt-on cleaner mounts to the underside of the sizer for sticky applications to improve throughput and sizing efficiency. Torque conversion is transferred from the gear reducer with a keyed connection, assuring no relative movement between the shaft and gear reducer. It also means shaft removal is not required for bearing replacement.

Spherical roller bearings are installed in a flange-mounted housing outboard of the crushing chamber, protecting the bearings if water is utilized for dust control. The iXRS 600 Sizer utilizes proven Joy crushing technology in a double roll sizer configuration. While the standard configuration is a combination of feeder-breaker picks and longwall shearer cutter teeth, blunt picks with paddle-style teeth are available for use with wet, soft clay. Various pick/teeth options are available to handle assorted materials and changing geology. With a quick-change tooling design, the tooth, cutter and pick designs can be changed as material changes during a project. Different materials require different crushing technology. Easily reconfiguredĪs a tunnel boring machine advances, the geology of the material being fed to the sizer and HAC system can change from soft clays to harder rock. It prevents oversized material from damaging the HAC system and prevents leakage and spillage in the HAC system caused by oversized material. Improved HAC performanceĪ primary sizer specifically designed to improve HAC system performance and total cost of ownership in tunnelling applications. Contact your crushing and conveying representative for more information. There is also an attractive buy-back program for your short-term construction projects. This lowers the operating cost, downtime and increases production. In addition, this sizer can be easily reconfigured to adjust to geology changes that occur during a tunnelling project – an important feature in lengthy tunnelling projects where the material being handled can change several times during the project. The primary maintenance function in sizers continues to be pick replacement and this can be done without welding or torch cutting. The iXRS 600 Sizer is a primary sizer specifically designed to improve HAC system performance and total cost of ownership in tunnelling applications.

I load on a 550 and have a Hornady die in station 1 and have very few problems loading for an Edge.Your cost-effective tunnelling and industrial solution I think there's something to the Hornady dies. The Dillon SDB dies left a pronounced Glock bulge and the rounds would only go halfway into the chamber checker. I still pull them for practice rounds, but do not discard them. Every one of them chambers in both my 40sw guns. The one of two that don't have just the rim of the cartridge protruding. Any that do not drop unassisted to the bottom are removed for practice. I check all rounds by dropping them into a Shockbottle 100 round checker. It reduced the 'failure' rate to 1 or 2 per hundred. Using Hornady dies with a Lee Factory Carbide Crimping Die has cured that problem. If I could chamber them in my TS, I'd shoot them at practice and then discard the brass. I used to have somewhere between 20 and 25% of my reloaded once-fired brass fail chamber checking when using my Dillon SDB. For those that think roll sizing 40sw is a must, I have an alternative.

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