Jaw crusher is a robust and efficient primary crushing equipment widely utilized in mining, construction, aggregate production, and metallurgy industries. It operates on the principle of compressive force: a fixed jaw plate (mounted on the frame) and a moving jaw plate (driven by an eccentric shaft) form a crushing chamber, where materials such as ores, rocks, concrete blocks, and limestone are crushed as the moving jaw reciprocates against the fixed one.
Designed with a sturdy frame and wear-resistant jaw plates, this crusher excels in handling hard, medium-hard, and brittle materials with high compressive strength. Its adjustable discharge opening allows flexible control over the size of crushed products, meeting diverse processing requirements.
Featuring simple structure, reliable performance, and easy maintenance, the jaw crusher ensures continuous and stable operation even in harsh working environments. It serves as a critical first step in material processing lines, reducing large-sized raw materials into smaller particles for subsequent grinding or further processing.
