QUALITY, VALUE, NZ-MADE
In the world of rock crushing, finding equipment that offers both crushing efficiency and a lucrative return on investment is crucial. Sanland Equipment’s most successful offering, the Kumbee Hammermill, has been redesigned to meet the highest standards, standing out as an industry game-changer with what Sanland says is the lowest entry point in the market.
Fabricated and assembled at Sanland’s workshop in Auckland, alongside its sister machine, the Sanland AB Limemill, the crusher showcases local engineering, quality, and value. Dozens of Sanland-manufactured hammermills are currently in operation, receiving positive feedback from customers who consider it a top investment for processing equipment.
Long-lasting wear parts
A key feature of the Kumbee Hammermill is its interchangeable and long-lasting wear parts, a result of over two decades of iterative improvements tailored to the New Zealand and Pacific markets. Sanland Equipment maintains a comprehensive local stock of all hammermill parts, including internal wear parts and entire shaft assemblies, ensuring minimal downtime.
Versatility and high performance
Renowned for its versatility, the hammermill boasts a high reduction ratio and can produce a wide range of products, from manufactured sand and roadbase to sealing chip and concrete aggregates. The machine operates at up to 75 tonnes per hour and can handle a 125mm feed powered by a 75kW motor, says Sanland.
Broad application
The versatile crusher finds applications across various industries, proving its effectiveness in hard rock processing, concrete recycling, agricultural feed processing, asphalt and glass recycling, and even gold processing.
Moreover, the manufacturer says that in the event of a failure, such as a large piece of metal entering the chamber, the cost of repair and downtime is significantly lower compared to other secondary and tertiary crushing machines, such as cone crushers and impact crushers.
The Kumbee Hammermill can be delivered as a standalone unit or along with a fit-for-purpose modular frame and supplementary conveyor belts. It can also be integrated with a vibrating screen in a closed circuit as a single modular and movable unit.
For more information, visit sanlandequipment.co.nz