BTMA--How does the jaw crusher work?

Jaw crusher is a commonly used industrial machine for crushing rocks and ore. Its main purpose is primary crushing. It has a wide range of applications, including mining, construction materials, metallurgy, electric power, and transportation. One of the characteristics of the jaw crusher is that it is relatively simple to operate and extremely versatile. The most important details about the jaw crusher are listed below: 1. How does the jaw crusher work?

The main feature of the jaw crusher is the opening and the discharge port. The size of the opening determines how much material it can handle. For primary and secondary types, the gap is usually 1/3 to 1/8 of the feed size. The size of the jaw crusher depends on how big rocks it can handle and how much TPH it can produce. To determine a suitable jaw crusher, please consider its maximum stone and TPH tonnage rate.

The opening of the jaw crusher is described in terms of its CSS or closed side setting. OSS is the distance between the open and closed sides of the mandible. This gap is the size of the crushing cavity. The swing pawl moves relative to the fixed pawl through a cam mechanism. The linkage mechanism is operated at the bottom of the swing claw to adjust the gap size. OSS is the distance between two jaws, and the size of the opening determines how much crushing force is required.

Jaw crushers use compression force to crush particles. It has two jaws, one is fixed and the other is adjustable. The movable claw moves back and forth relative to the fixed claw. The material fed into the machine is compressed between the jaws and then ejected at the bottom of the machine. The gap between the two hinges determines the size of the ejected material. To understand the jaw crusher, you must understand its working principle.

Jaw crusher is a kind of crusher that uses compression force to crush materials. Its two fixed jaws are connected by an eccentric shaft and move downward. When the stationary is closed, the mobile returns. The movable jaw is also called the toggle. The fixed claw is connected to the frame by a chain. This is an important aspect of the jaw crusher. Its size determines the quality of the crushed material.

A jaw crusher is a heavy-duty machine that uses compression to crush materials. Its two jaws are stationary and can move back and forth. The stationary ones are used to break soft rocks, and the mobile ones are used to break hard rocks. The swinging jaw is called the "crushing chamber". The difference between the two jaws determines the size of the crushed material. However, some jaws are larger than others, so the swing jaw may be larger.