Compare published MaxCap X, VersaCap and NGS models, feed dimensions and blow-bar arrangements, then identify curtain liners, chamber liners, rotors, bearings, belt drives and hydraulic adjustment parts.
Select blow bars, curtain liners, chamber liners and rotor parts by series. MaxCap, VersaCap and NGS differ in rotor construction, blow-bar arrangement and curtain design. Send the model, worn-part photographs and drawings so ANRANST can coordinate material assessment, manufacturing in China, quality control and delivery.
Identify the model, then check the feed opening, blow-bar arrangement and dimensions of the existing part.
| Standard model | Feed opening: width × height (mm) | Standard blow bars: rows × pieces per row | Maximum feed size (mm) |
|---|---|---|---|
| MaxCap 600X | 1,270 × 1,219 | 3 × 1 | 1,016 |
| MaxCap 750X | 1,270 × 1,270 | 3 × 1 | 1,143 |
| MaxCap 1250X | 1,524 × 1,524 | 3 × 1 | 1,397 |
| MaxCap 1650X | 1,651 × 1,651 | 3 × 1 | 1,524 |
| VersaCap 400P | 1,170 × 1,067 | 3 × 1 | 1,016 |
| VersaCap 500P | 1,550 × 1,067 | 3 × 2 | 1,016 |
| VersaCap 600P | 1,930 × 1,067 | 3 × 2 | 1,016 |
| NGS 130/115 | 1,168 × 419 | 4 × 2 | 355 |
| NGS 130/150 | 1,549 × 419 | 4 × 2 | 355 |
| NGS 150/150 | 1,549 × 521 | 5 × 2 | 406 |
| NGS 150/230 | 2,311 × 521 | 5 × 3 | 406 |
The numbers on the diagram correspond one to one with the rows below.
| No. | Component | Location | Applies to |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Housing wear liner | Gray liner on the left lower housing interior | Universal MaxCap |
| 2 | Upper hood wear liner | Gray wear liner inside the open upper hood | Universal MaxCap |
| 3 | Hood-opening cylinder | Hood lifting cylinder at the lower right | Universal MaxCap |
Identify wear parts by the rotor working face, primary, secondary or third curtain, chamber sidewall and feed-impact zone. Material pages support preliminary screening. Confirm the final material, profile, thickness, hole pattern and fastening method against the series, drawing and observed wear.
Blow Bar / Impact Hammer
Rotor-mounted blow bars strike the feed and project it towards the impact curtains. The illustration identifies a general category, not an original McLanahan part. Check the series, rotor slot, hammer position, hole spacing, row count, orientation and balance requirements as a set.
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Primary Curtain / First Apron Liner
The primary curtain receives the first impact and helps control product size. The illustration is generic. Check curtain construction, segmentation, bolt holes, cast or welded structure, gap setting and installation orientation.
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Secondary Curtain Liner
The secondary curtain further reduces material and redirects the flow. Its angle and gap affect product size. Confirm the specific curtain and the hydraulic or shim-adjustment version; the illustration does not identify an OEM part.
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Third Curtain Liner (Optional)
A third curtain is relevant only where the assembly is installed or a retrofit has been confirmed. It provides further control of top product size. Do not request it as a standard part on a machine without that assembly; the illustration is generic.
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Side & Chamber Liner
These liners protect the chamber and frame walls from local impact and abrasion. Confirm each panel by left/right side, feed or discharge position and its location beside a curtain. The illustration is a general identification aid.
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Feed Chute & Rotor Protection Liner
The feed chute directs material into the rotor path.Rotor protection parts shield end discs, hubs and other exposed structures.
View Parts and Materials →MaxCap, VersaCap and NGS rotors, curtains, adjustment systems and drives cannot be assumed interchangeable. Confirm the series and model first, then the drawings, assembly interfaces, speed, rotor balance and hydraulic parameters.
Rotor Assembly & Rotor Shaft
The rotor assembly includes the body, shaft, hammer positions, end discs and locking components. Confirm rotor diameter and width, hammer slots, shaft steps, keyways, ends and dynamic-balance requirements. The illustration is generic.
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Rotor Bearing, Housing & Seal
McLanahan specifies spherical roller bearings for MaxCap. Check bearing designation, clearance, shaft journal, housing bore, lubrication, seals and mounting orientation together. The illustration does not identify a specific OEM bearing.
View Parts and Materials →Crusher Sheave, Motor Sheave & V-Belts
The McLanahan impact-crusher support page lists crusher sheaves, sheaves and matched V-belts as recommended on-site spares. Confirm the model, rotor speed, groove profile, pulley diameter, keyway, belt count, centre distance and guard.
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Curtain Cylinder, Adjustment Rod & Hydraulic Unit
MaxCap uses hydraulic cylinders to control the housing, secondary-curtain wear plate and feed plate. NGS and VersaCap use hydraulically assisted shim adjustment. Confirm cylinder bore, stroke, pressure, valve assembly and connections by series; the illustration is generic.
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Apron Pivot Pin & Bushing
Curtain pivots maintain the working angle under repeated impact. Check the curtain, adjustment system and left/right supports together so replacing one part does not cause misalignment. The illustration is generic.
View Parts and Materials →No. Identify the MaxCap, VersaCap, NGS, New Holland, Andreas or other specific series. Then provide the full model, serial number, rotor slot, hammer position, hole spacing, row count, worn part and drawing.
Do not assume so. McLanahan describes manganese hammers for MaxCap, alloy-steel or manganese options for VersaCap, and chromium-alloy cast hammers for NGS. Selection also depends on feed material, impact, abrasion and the installed rotor.
Yes. Submit the equipment nameplate, blow-bar or liner photographs, installation position and key dimensions. ANRANST can use these for drawing review, material assessment and supply coordination.
Provide the nameplate, serial number, series and model, feed material and maximum size, target product, feed opening, rotor diameter and width, blow-bar and liner photographs, rotor and curtain drawing, drive and hydraulic nameplates, and worn-part dimensions. These support identification, material assessment, manufacturing, quality control and delivery.
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