Jaw crusher

A jaw crusher is a type of crusher commonly used in the mining, construction, and aggregate industries for primary crushing operations. It is known for its robust design, high efficiency, and ability to handle various types of hard materials. The primary function of a jaw crusher is to break down large rocks and ores into smaller, more manageable pieces.

Design and Working Principle

A jaw crusher consists of two main parts: the fixed jaw and the movable jaw. The fixed jaw is mounted in a vertical position on the frame, while the movable jaw is positioned to move in a back-and-forth motion. This motion is driven by an eccentric shaft connected to a motor. As the movable jaw moves towards the fixed jaw, it reduces the size of the material being fed into the machine. When the movable jaw moves away, the material is released and falls out of the machine. The size of the output material is determined by the gap between the two jaws, which can be adjusted to meet specific requirements.

Advantages of a Jaw Crusher

1. Versatility: Jaw crushers are capable of processing a wide range of materials, including rocks, ores, and other materials of varying hardness.
2. Durability: Made from heavy-duty materials, jaw crushers are built to last and withstand harsh working conditions.
3. Low Operating Costs: With relatively simple mechanics, jaw crushers are cost-effective to operate and maintain, making them ideal for long-term projects.
4. High Capacity: Jaw crushers can handle large volumes of material and can be used in primary crushing applications for large-scale operations.
5. Adjustable Output Size: The discharge opening can be adjusted, enabling the user to control the size of the material produced.

Specifications – Technical Data

Notice:
1. Any change of European Type Jaw Crusher technical data shall not be advised additionally.