Each Rhino Rotor model has a corresponding sized water ring.
Adjustable mounting brackets mean easy retrofit onto almost any brand of VSI.
Rotor Mounting Mechanisms
Rhino Rotor offers two different rotor mounting mechanisms depending on client needs. This ensures that any Rhino Rotor is able to mount successfully onto any existing VSI bearing cartridge assembly.
STANDARD MOUNTING MECHANISM
This standard mounting method utilizes a 12 HOLE PLATE which fastens the rotor hub/boss to the rotor shell. Rotor hubs in this configuration come as an optional purchase.
ADAPTED MOUNTING MECHANISM
The adapted mounting method utilizes an ADAPTER PLATE which allows the rotor to be fastened to the rotor hub. In the rotor shell the rotor is being secured to an existing case Cemco T-54 Hub.
SMARTIP® TECHNOLOGY
The Rhino Rotor employs innnovative Smartip® technnology to dramatically
reduce downtime due to wear part replacement.
Rotor tips can be replaced through the inspection door while the rotor is still
inside the VSI (VSI design dependent) and can be done in three easy steps:
By hand, lift the rotor tip UP.
Pull the bottom of the tip OUT
from the bottom protection plate.
Remove the tip
from the rotor body.
ROTOR LIFTING SYSTEM
The Rhino Rotor can be supplied with an optional lifting system that makes simple work of removing the entire rotor from the VSI.
The Rotor Lifting Plate is placed underneath the Distributor Plate during rotor assembly.
Part A and B remain in the rotor assembly while Part C is fastened in when needed, replacing the centre distributor bolt.
Access the Lifting Eye Bolt through the top of the rotor.
UNDER ROTOR WATER RING
Feed materials containing clay may pack inside the crusher. Severe ‘packing’ may cause wear in the rotor and obstruct throughput. This optional extra is the simplest way to alleviate the effects of ‘packing’ by delivering jets of water to strategic areas within the crushing chamber.
