What is the Vibroblock concept in the VSIH T7?

The Vibroblock concept isolates vibrations within the crusher frame, ensuring smooth operation and protecting the chassis from wear.

What type of rotor does the VSIH T7 feature?

The VSIH T7 is equipped with a Techroq T7 rotor, featuring a 5-port design with an 840 mm diameter, driven by a 250 kW motor for precision crushing.

What is the setup time for the VSIH T7?

The VSIH T7 can be set up and ready for operation within 15 minutes, thanks to its hydraulic system.

What are the conveyor specifications of the VSIH T7?

The VSIH T7 includes hydraulically operated conveyors, such as an 800 mm feeding conveyor and a 1200 mm rear conveyor with a height of 3.6 m.

What safety features does the VSIH T7 have?

The VSIH T7 is equipped with emergency stops, vibration sensors, and a secure inspection hatch with time-delay opening.

What is the energy consumption of the VSIH T7?

The VSIH T7 operates with electric power, consuming 250 kW for the rotor and offering significant energy efficiency.

How does the VSIH T7 ensure compatibility with other screening plants?

The VSIH T7 includes an onboard return conveyor and can easily integrate with Maskin Mekano’s SH 1503 or other triple-deck screening plants.

What is the production capacity of the VSIH T7?

The VSIH T7 can produce up to 200 tons per hour, depending on the feed material and processing requirements.

VSIH T7

VSIH T7 -VSI Final Crushing plant

Demand for highly processed crushed products with high and consistent quality is growing steadily. That is why Maskin Mekano launches an easy-to-move VSI (Vertical Impact Shaft) crusher on high jacking legs.

The VSIH T7 is part of Maskin Mekano’s new modular range, which is characterized by flexibility, safety and electric operation. The crushing plant is a conveyor in/conveyor out machine but also has an on-board closed-circuit conveyor that makes it compatible with Maskin Mekano’s final screen SH 1503, but it can also be docked with a variety of other three-deck screening plants on the market. The crushing plant VSIH T7 has sockets for interlocking and connecting emergency stop loops to connecting machines in the process.