What other names or designations is the Roll Crusher known by?
The Roll Crusher is also documented under these designations: Traylor historical roll crushers, Traylor rolls.
Roller Crusher · 1938 · 1 model


Select a model to jump to its component table; former and renamed designations are listed under “Historical names / renamings”.
| Model | Historical names / renamings | Period | Components |
|---|---|---|---|
| Traylor historical roll crushers | Traylor rolls (1938 Copper Cliff); Traylor rolls | 1938 | 11 |
The numbers on the diagram correspond one to one with the rows below.
| No. | Component | Location | Applies to |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Drive pulley | Large exposed drive pulley on right of front-left unit | Copper Cliff Traylor rolls (November 1950 installed configuration) |
| 2 | Belt drive | Exposed belt drive on unit at centre right | Copper Cliff Traylor rolls (November 1950 installed configuration) |
| 3 | Feed chute | Inclined feed chute above front-left unit | Copper Cliff Traylor rolls (November 1950 installed configuration) |
| Component |
|---|
| Copper Cliff 1950 roller shell |
| Copper Cliff 1950 roller core |
| Copper Cliff 1950 roller core bolt |
| Copper Cliff 1950 roller |
| Copper Cliff 1950 tensioning spring |
| Copper Cliff 1950 Adjustment Washer |
| Copper Cliff 1950 drive motor |
| Copper Cliff 1950 emery grinding block |
| Copper Cliff 1950 shell cutting torch |
Models with the same components are grouped together; select a group to open its component table.
| No. | Component | Location |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Copper Cliff 1950 exposed pulley | Photo 1 on page 8 shows the external transmission wheel in the original picture of the scene; the internal bearing structure cannot be inferred from the picture. |
| 2 | Copper Cliff 1950 belt drive | clear belt drive on page 9 |
| Copper Cliff 1950 roller shell | Page 9 Two shells crushed and crushed and photo 2/5 | |
| Copper Cliff 1950 roller core | Page 9 The shell is assembled on the core; hot mounting is the factory’s maintenance method | |
| Copper Cliff 1950 roller core bolt | Photo 4 on page 9 illustrates tightening the core bolts | |
| Copper Cliff 1950 roller | Page 9 Bearing the rotating mandrel | |
| Copper Cliff 1950 tensioning spring | Page 9 Instructions for roller surface pressing and tension adjustment | |
| Copper Cliff 1950 Adjustment Washer | Instructions for changing shims for shift boss on page 9 | |
| Copper Cliff 1950 drive motor | Page 9 200hp motor for each roller shell, two shells drive independently; no extrapolation to the whole series | |
| Copper Cliff 1950 emery grinding block | Page 9 carborundum bricks smooth roller shell ridge | |
| Copper Cliff 1950 shell cutting torch | Photo 3 on page 9: Welder uses torch to cut off the old shell |
The Roll Crusher is also documented under these designations: Traylor historical roll crushers, Traylor rolls.
The Roll Crusher is listed under the Fuller Traylor brand as: Roller Crusher. Period: 1938-08 Copper Cliff. Status: Historical model.
11 components are recorded, including: Copper Cliff 1950 roller shell, Copper Cliff 1950 roller core, Copper Cliff 1950 roller core bolt, Copper Cliff 1950 roller, Copper Cliff 1950 tensioning spring, Copper Cliff 1950 Adjustment Washer, Copper Cliff 1950 drive motor, Copper Cliff 1950 belt drive and more. The full list with locations is in the components table on this page.
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