Jaw crusher
Jaw crusher is mainly used in the industries of metallurgy, mining, chemical, cement, construction, refractory materials and ceramics, suitable to crush hard and soft ores with compressive strength less than 320 MPa. This machine can break material s into medium size and fine size.
Working Principle of jaw crusher:
Jaw crusher mainly consists of frame, eccentric shaft, jaw plate, connecting bar, adjustment part and spring.
The movable jaw goes upward and downward through eccentric shaft when belt and belt wheel are driven by the motor. The angle between movable jaw and bracket turns big when the movable jaw goes upward, which pushes the movable jaw plate to come closely to fixed jaw plate. At the same time, materials are crushed with the movement of the movable jaw.
When the movable jaw goes downward, the angle between movable jaw and bracket turns small. Under the force of spring and connecting bars, the movable jaw plate leaves fixed jaw plate, and the crushed materials with qualified size are discharged from the crushing cavity. With the continuous rotation of the motor, the movable jaw crushes and discharges materials, which, in turn, realizes the goal of mass production.
Features of Jaw Crusher:
Jaw crusher is characterized by high crushing ratio, uniform particle size, simple structure, reliable performance, easy maintenance and economic operation.
Performance and Parameter of Jaw Crusher:
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Type
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PE150X250
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PE200X350
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PE250x400
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PEX250x400
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Opening size(mm)
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150X250
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200x350
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250x400
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250x400
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Feeding size(mm)
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≤125
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≤125
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≤210
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≤210
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Finished size(mm)
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10-40
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15-40
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20x60
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≤12
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Power(KW)
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5.5-7.5
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7.5-11
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15-18.5
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15-18.5
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Capacity(T/H)
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1-5
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5-16
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5-20
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5-10
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Note: This specification is just referencing, any changes are subject to the products.
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