Jaw Crusher

Working Method :

• The sample enters the grinding chamber via the anti-splashing hopper. The crushing is proceeded inside the wedge-shaped shaft space between two jaw plates. One jaw plate is fixed, while the other jaw plate is driven by a bent axle to perform oval movement with the continuous rotation of the motor.
  The sample is crushed due to extrusion caused by constant movements of the jaw plate and moves downward under the effect of gravity. In case the grain size of the sample is less than the lower opening gap of jaw plates, it will fall to the drawer receiver at the lower part of the machine.

Jaw inlet :

• 65 ° 65 mm

Max feed :

• Size 50 – 60 mm

End fineness :

• < 1.5 mm (depending on material size and characteristics)

End fineness setting :

• 1.5 – 15 mm

Capacity :

• 50 kg/u (depending on material size and characteristics)

Electrical requirements :

• 1.1 kW (3 ° 400V / 50 Hz)

Dimensions (L ° W ° H) :

• ° 400 ° 700 ° 700 mm

Weight :

• 110 kg

Material jaw plates :

• Manganese (standard), tungsten carbide

Material side liners :

• Manganese (standard), hard plastic variant (for minimal wear)

• Compact design
• Easy operation
• High final fineness of sample (d90 < 0.5 mm)
• Final fineness (d90 0.5 mm)
• Zero point adjustment
• Six kinds of materials for the jaw plates to choose from
• Easy cleaning
• Anti-splashing hopper