Start with standard models and key dimensions to identify mantles, concaves, frame wear protection, bronze bushings, gears, hydraulic and seal spares, then confirm materials, dedicated tools and drawing for an enquiry.
The current FLS cone crusher range includes Raptor and kubria. This page covers the models, dimensions, installation positions, materials and maintenance tools directly relevant to spare part identification and manufacturing confirmation.
Maximum feed openings below are the largest published values across the chamber profiles in the official brochure. Crusher weight and maximum adjustment ring diameter support installation identification and do not replace project general arrangement drawings.
| Model | Maximum feed opening | Motor power | Crusher weight | Maximum adjustment ring diameter A |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Raptor 250 | 235 mm | 190 kW / 250 hp | 8,917 kg | 2,020 mm |
| Raptor 350 | 240 mm | 260 kW / 350 hp | 16,089 kg | 2,460 mm |
| Raptor 450 | 335 mm | 340 kW / 450 hp | 24,470 kg | 2,750 mm |
| Raptor 500 | 330 mm | 370 kW / 500 hp | 51,113 kg | 3,757 mm |
| Raptor 650 | 380 mm | 450 kW / 600 hp | 65,522 kg | 3,484 mm |
| Raptor 900 | 345 mm | 670 kW / 900 hp | 71,648 kg | 3,484 mm |
| Raptor 1100 | 415 mm | 820 kW / 1,100 hp | 151,848 kg | 5,464 mm |
| Raptor 1300 | 415 mm | 970 kW / 1,300 hp | 151,955 kg | 5,464 mm |
| Raptor 2500 | 450 mm | 1,860 kW / 2,500 hp | 401,089 kg | 6,785 mm |
Lower cone diameter, feed opening, closed-side setting, maximum feed size, maximum capacity and power come from the official FLS datasheet for each model.
| Model | Lower cone diameter | Feed opening | CSS range | Maximum feed size | Maximum capacity | Drive power |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| kubria F 210 | 2,100 mm | 250 mm | 10–25 mm | 200 mm | 360 tph | 600 kW |
| kubria F/M 150 | 1,500 mm | 300 mm | 13–45 mm | 240 mm | 260 tph | 315 kW |
| kubria G 150 | 1,500 mm | 500 mm | 30–50 mm | 400 mm | 750 tph | 315 kW |
| kubria M 210 | 2,100 mm | 450 mm | 25–50 mm | 360 mm | 1,250 tph | 600 kW |
Published maximum capacities apply to the chambers and material conditions specified in the datasheets. Actual throughput varies with material, chamber profile, eccentricity, CSS and feed conditions.
The numbers on the diagram correspond one to one with the rows below.
| No. | Component | Location | Applies to |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Main frame assembly | Lower supporting frame | R500;R650;R900 |
| 1 | Main frame assembly | Lower supporting frame | R250;R350;R450 |
| 1 | Main frame assembly | Lower supporting frame | R1100;R1300;R2500 |
| 2 | Adjustment ring assembly | Adjustment ring around the bowl | R500;R650;R900 |
| 2 | Adjustment ring assembly | Adjustment ring around the bowl | R250;R350;R450 |
| 2 | Adjustment ring assembly | Adjustment ring around the bowl | R1100;R1300;R2500 |
| 3 | Tramp release assembly | Hydraulic release beside the body | R500;R650;R900 |
| 3 | Tramp release assembly | Hydraulic release beside the body | R250;R350;R450 |
| 3 | Tramp release assembly | Hydraulic release beside the body | R1100;R1300;R2500 |
| 4 | Countershaft box assembly | Drive shaft housing at the side | R500;R650;R900 |
| 4 | Countershaft box assembly | Drive shaft housing at the side | R250;R350;R450 |
| 4 | Countershaft box assembly | Drive shaft housing at the side | R1100;R1300;R2500 |
| 5 | Eccentric sub-assembly | Around the lower mainshaft | R500;R650;R900 |
| 5 | Eccentric sub-assembly | Around the lower mainshaft | R250;R350;R450 |
| 5 | Eccentric sub-assembly | Around the lower mainshaft | R1100;R1300;R2500 |
| 6 | Counterweight sub-assembly | Around the eccentric assembly | R500;R650;R900 |
| 6 | Counterweight sub-assembly | Around the eccentric assembly | R250;R350;R450 |
| 6 | Counterweight sub-assembly | Around the eccentric assembly | R1100;R1300;R2500 |
| 7 | Socket assembly | Support below the head | R500;R650;R900 |
| 7 | Socket assembly | Support below the head | R250;R350;R450 |
| 7 | Socket assembly | Support below the head | R1100;R1300;R2500 |
| 8 | Head assembly | Central head | R500;R650;R900 |
| 8 | Head assembly | Central head | R250;R350;R450 |
| 8 | Head assembly | Central head | R1100;R1300;R2500 |
| 9 | Bowl assembly | Stationary bowl around the head | R500;R650;R900 |
| 9 | Bowl assembly | Stationary bowl around the head | R250;R350;R450 |
| 9 | Bowl assembly | Stationary bowl around the head | R1100;R1300;R2500 |
| 10 | Hopper assembly | Upper feed area | R500;R650;R900 |
| 10 | Hopper assembly | Upper feed area | R250;R350;R450 |
| 10 | Hopper assembly | Upper feed area | R1100;R1300;R2500 |
| 11 | Adjustment mechanism assembly | Adjustment drive outside the bowl | R500;R650;R900 |
| 11 | Adjustment mechanism assembly | Adjustment drive outside the bowl | R250;R350;R450 |
| 11 | Adjustment mechanism assembly | Adjustment drive outside the bowl | R1100;R1300;R2500 |
| 12 | Bowl liner | Inner surface of the stationary crushing chamber | R500;R650;R900 |
| 12 | Bowl liner | Inner surface of the stationary crushing chamber | R250;R350;R450 |
| 12 | Bowl liner | Inner surface of the stationary crushing chamber | R1100;R1300;R2500 |
| 13 | Mantle | Outer surface of the head | R500;R650;R900 |
| 13 | Mantle | Outer surface of the head | R250;R350;R450 |
| 13 | Mantle | Outer surface of the head | R1100;R1300;R2500 |
| 14 | Feed plate assembly | Top of the head | R500;R650;R900 |
| 14 | Feed plate assembly | Top of the head | R250;R350;R450 |
| 14 | Feed plate assembly | Top of the head | R1100;R1300;R2500 |
| 15 | Gear and pinion | Lower drive mesh | R500;R650;R900 |
| 15 | Gear and pinion | Lower drive mesh | R250;R350;R450 |
| 15 | Gear and pinion | Lower drive mesh | R1100;R1300;R2500 |
Start with mantles and concaves, then review feed, main frame, frame arm and counterweight protection. Each entry links to the relevant part and material pages.
Mantle / Head Liner
The mantle fits over the crusher head and forms the crushing chamber with the concave. Check chamber profile, upper/lower contours, installation height, locking structure, closed-side setting and actual wear profile.
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Bowl Liner / Concave
Fixed inside the bowl or adjustment ring, these provide the stationary wear surface of the chamber. Check chamber profile, upper opening dimensions, discharge setting, support faces, cast backing clearance and wear zones.
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Feed Plate / Feed Cone
Located on top of the head or at the feed centre, these withstand falling-material impact and guide feed into the chamber. Check outside diameter, centre bore, cone surface, fastening holes, rotation direction and surrounding interference.
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Mainframe Liner
These protect internal main frame surfaces exposed to discharged material, rebound and accumulated material wear. Check machine side, curvature, segment numbers, plate thickness, hole patterns and discharge passages.
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Arm Guard / Arm Liner
These guards protect frame arms and adjacent discharge areas. Check arm count, left/right positions, plate profile, hole patterns, overlaps and interference clearance on the drive side.
View Part Details →Counterweight Guard / Liner
The OEM cutaway identifies the counterweight and protection area; it is not a photo of an individual part. Check model, installation direction, overall envelope, fastening method and dynamic balance requirements.
View Part Details →Parts with the same name are not interchangeable by appearance across Raptor and kubria models, sizes or chamber profiles. Check drawing, fits, rotation direction, materials and heat treatment.
Socket Liner
These support the crusher head through a spherical sliding surface. Check spherical radius, inside/outside diameters, oil grooves, locating shoulders, wall thickness, contact pattern and lubrication conditions.
View Part Details →Upper Head Bushing
The OEM cutaway identifies the upper support position in the head. Check shaft diameter, bushing inside/outside diameters, length, interference, oil grooves and top/bottom installation direction.
View Part Details →Lower Head Bushing
The OEM cutaway identifies the lower support position in the head. Check it separately from the upper head bushing; appearance alone does not establish interchangeability.
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Eccentric Bushing
Located within the eccentric assembly, this bushing supports the shaft's gyratory motion. Check eccentricity, rotation direction, inside/outside diameters, length, oil grooves, flange and assembly direction.
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Countershaft Bushing
These support the countershaft or pinion shaft. Check drive side, shaft diameter, bushing length, flange, oil holes, seal position and axial location.
View Part Details →Drive Gear
The OEM cutaway identifies the bottom drive gear position. Check module, tooth count, pressure angle, helix direction, mounting distance, hole patterns, backlash and contact pattern.
View Part Details →Pinion
The pinion works as a matched pair with the gear wheel. Check module, tooth count, helix direction, bore or shaft structure, mounting distance and mating contact. Do not select a replacement from the appearance of a single gear.
View Part Details →Thrust Bearing
The OEM cutaway identifies the eccentric and bottom thrust support areas. Check the upper/middle/lower stacking order, contact diameters, oil grooves, thickness and flatness.
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Clamping Cylinder Assembly
These clamp the adjustment ring or provide related hydraulic holding functions. Check bore, stroke, pressure, mounting trunnions, ports, piston rod and seal grooves.
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Dust Shell Seal
These are located near head, eccentric or frame dust protection structures. Check seal type, diameter, grooves, contact faces, purge conditions, oil type and motion.
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Locking Nut
These secure the mantle or related head components. Check thread diameter, pitch, hand, end face, wrench interface and relationship with the torch ring or fastening system.
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Torch Ring / Burning Ring
The OEM tooling image explains mantle removal in this area; it is not a photo of a torch ring. Check diameter, cross-section, material, assembly clearance and removal procedure.
View Part Details →Current official documents include Raptor 250, 350, 450, 500, 650, 900, 1100, 1300 and 2500, and kubria F 210, F/M 150, G 150 and M 210.
No. Before manufacture, also check the serial number, chamber profile, drawing revision, installation position, mating dimensions, material and used-part wear records.
No. Also check the specific model, head structure, rated load, lifting points, interfaces and available site operating space.
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