CH/CS Cone Crusher
(1) CH/CS Cone Crusher is a single cylinder hydraulic structure. The equipment is designed according to heavy-duty working conditions. The main shaft is supported at the upper and lower points, and the stress conditions are good.
(2) The constant crushing chamber (CLP) design keeps the feeding and production capacity constant during the liner wear cycle, significantly reducing the operating cost.
(3) Up to ten kinds of cavity shape changes and up to four kinds of eccentricities can be set for an eccentric sleeve bushing, which greatly enhances the flexibility and adaptability of the equipment.
(4) Equipped with intelligent ore outlet adjustment system ASRI, the performance of the crusher can be maximized.
(5) Advanced liner wear monitoring and automatic compensation functions, operation data record query functions, and convenient network communication functions can significantly improve the maintenance level of equipment and optimize the coordination and control with other equipment in the system.
(6) Compared with CH type, CS type crushing chamber is higher and steeper, with larger feed inlet and larger carrying capacity. It is suitable for secondary crushing when the feed particle size is large. Its lower frame is interchangeable with CH crusher of the same specification.
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Hey everyone,
I just came across this heartfelt message from Mike Summa regarding the Midlothian Fire Department's Squad 2707. It seems they’re wrapping up their 25 years of service and moving to a new station in Purdy, Missouri. Here’s what Mike had to say:
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Hello,
It’s been an incredible journey watching Squad 2707 serve the Midlothian community for 25 amazing years. Thank you all for your unwavering dedication and commitment. As they embark on this new chapter in Purdy, I know they’ll continue to excel.
The Midlothian Fire Department recently shared some photos of their farewell, and I couldn’t help but share these with you. These images capture the essence of their time here, and I think many will appreciate them.
Best wishes to the squad as they settle into their new surroundings, and huge congratulations to Chief Mercer and the Purdy Fire Department on acquiring their new equipment. I’m sure it will be put to great use!
Take care,
Mike S.
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In addition to Mike’s words, the Midlothian FD Facebook page also chimed in with their own farewell message:
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Thank you, Squad 2707, for 20 incredible years of service! We wish you all the best as you start this new adventure in Purdy, Missouri. Also, congratulations to the Purdy Fire Department on your shiny new apparatus—may it bring you as much pride and joy as our vehicles did for us!
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Here are some photos from their send-off, captured by the Midlothian Fire Department:
It’s always bittersweet to see a team move on, but knowing they’re heading somewhere they can grow makes it a little easier. Let’s wish them all the success in their new location!
Stay safe, everyone.
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P.S. If anyone has more stories or photos from Squad 2707’s tenure, feel free to share!