Vertical Shaft Impactor Rotors

Built to
Last

Rhino builds the modular rotor that drops into the VSI you already run. Longer wear life, faster tip changes, more tonnage out the back.

Drops into

Canica Cemco Remco ISC Barmac Texas Crusher Pioneer VSI Sandvik VSI Ore Sizer
85 Conversions
in the field and counting

85 VSI crushers are running Rhino rotors in production today — converted from Canica, Cemco, Remco, ISC, Barmac, Texas Crusher, Pioneer VSI, Sandvik VSI and Ore Sizer machines, in aggregate and sand operations across the West.

See them running

A rotor is a wear part.
We build ours like it matters.

Most VSI rotors are consumables you replace whole. Rhino builds a modular assembly instead — every surface that touches rock is a part you can pull and swap on its own, in the machine you already run.

01

It drops in

The Rhino rotor is built to the mounting geometry of the machine you already own. Same spindle, same crusher, new rotor — no plant rework.

02

It wears longer

Premium wear alloys in every contact face. Fewer change-outs per season and fewer hours with the lid open.

03

It comes apart

Every wear surface is its own bolt-in part. Tips, holders, bars, caps and plates replace individually instead of scrapping a rotor.

The Modular Package

Replace the part.
Not the rotor.

When a conventional rotor wears through, it goes in the scrap pile. A Rhino rotor is a frame plus a set of bolt-in wear components — so a worn tip is a tip, not a capital purchase.

Rhino Tung Tip in Smartip tungsten grade, cast TOP and OUTSIDE for single-orientation fitment
Tung Tip Smartip® tungsten — cast TOP and OUTSIDE, it only seats one way. The only wear face you deal with day to day.

The Process

From nameplate to crushing

  1. 01

    Send us the machine

    Make, model and current rotor size — a photo of the nameplate and the rotor tag is plenty. We confirm the configuration that fits.

  2. 02

    Built to your mount

    The rotor is machined to your crusher's mounting geometry. Where an existing hub stays, an adapter plate retrofits it — including the Cemco T-54.

  3. 03

    Drop it in

    Same crusher, same spindle, no plant rework. From then on, worn tips pull out and new ones slide in — the rotor stays put.

The Film

Sixty seconds on how it's built

In The Field

Running crews, on the record

We filmed at operations across four states — the machines, the material and the crews running them. Two are below; the rest are on the testimonials page.

Dealers

Already in front of
crushing customers?

Rhino is growing through people who are already out there. If you sell into aggregate, sand or mining operations, there's a line here worth carrying.

Become a Dealer

Next Step

Tell us what you run.

Give us the make, model and rotor size on your VSI and we'll come back with the Rhino configuration that fits it — and what it will do for your wear cost.