What is the use of a jaw crusher
Jaw crushers reduce large rocks or ore by means of compression. Mechanical pressure is applied using the crusher’s two jaws; one is fixed while the other reciprocates.
There are also primary and secondary types of these crushers.
Jaw crushers are one of the most commonly preferred crushers due to their ability to crush all kinds of materials of any hardness, as well as their low-cost operation and easy maintenance.
SHAFT & BEARINGS
Precision-machined, drop-forged, heat-treated (42Cr, Mo4) steel eccentric shaft. Jaw Crusher The larger eccentricity of pitman shaft provides a motion that pulls the material to the bottom of the jaw plate.
Spherical, self-aligning roller bearings, straight-bore pitman bearings and tapered-bore body bearings provide maximum strength to the pitman shaft and bearings for a long extended maintenance life.
With their special design that provides high efficiency and low operation costs, Jaw crushers are truly beneficial to your company.
TOOGLE PLATE
The optimal-angle toggle plate generates extra crushing force and at the same time provides security for the drive system.
SIDE LINERS
Manganese steel casting side liners provide resistance against abrasion.
FLYWHEEL
Ductile cast-iron flywheel (GGG-60 quality).
ADJUSTMENT
The closed side setting can be adjusted using shim plates with hydraulic power.
JAWS
Reversible high manganese cast steel jaw plates. Different profiles are available for different rock types.
BODY
ow-carbon steel welded body with heat treatment for stress relief.
References:
(1) Crusher - Wikipedia (Crusher - Wikipedia)
(2) Crusher - Wikipedia (Crusher - Wikipedia)
(3) https://www.quora.com/search?q=what+is+jaw+crusher (https://www.quora.com/search?q=what+is+jaw+crusher)
(4) jaw crusher - YouTube (jaw crusher - YouTube)
(5) Jaw Crushers - MEKA Crushing & Screening Plants (Jaw Crushers - MEKA Crushing & Screening Plants