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The jaw crusher, as one of the most fundamental and widely used coarse crushing equipment in industries such as mining. Building material processing, and metallurgy, is highly favored for its characteristics of simple structure, convenient operation, and strong adaptability. Its working principle is based on simulating the movement of an animal’s jaws to complete the material compression and crushing process.
Structural Composition of the Jaw Crusher
This type of crusher mainly consists of a fixed jaw plate, a movable jaw plate (swing jaw), an eccentric shaft. And other components. When the machine is started, the motor drives the pulley to rotate, which in turn drives the eccentric shaft to perform periodic reciprocating motion. Causing the movable jaw plate installed on it to move closer to or farther away from the fixed jaw plate. The material to be processed is fed into the V-shaped space formed between them and is gradually crushed under strong compressive force. Sliding down along the inclined angle to the discharge outlet.
Jaw crushers are suitable for primary crushing operations of various hardness rocks, such as granite, limestone, and iron ore. Additionally, adjusting the distance between the movable jaw and the fixed jaw can alter the final product particle size. Thus providing a certain degree of flexibility to meet different production needs. With technological advancements. Modern jaw crushers not only improve work efficiency and stability but also make improvements in energy conservation and emission reduction. Offering users a more economical and environmentally friendly option.
