132Kw Jaw Rock Crusher And 581TPH Jaw Crusher For Aggregate Production

Jaw Rock Crusher 132Kw And 581TPH Jaw Crusher For Aggregate Production

Product Description:

Are you looking for a reliable and high-efficiency coarse crushing machine? Look no further than our Jaw Rock Crusher. With its powerful motor, large capacity, and adjustable discharge size, this product is perfect for all your coarse crushing needs.

Our Jaw Rock Crusher is equipped with a 132kw motor, providing enough power to handle even the toughest rocks. With a speed of 260r/min, it can quickly and efficiently crush large rocks into smaller pieces.

Thanks to its advanced design and powerful motor, the Jaw Rock Crusher offers high efficiency in crushing. It can handle a capacity of 205-581TPH, making it the perfect choice for large-scale crushing jobs.

With our Jaw Rock Crusher, you have full control over the size of the crushed rocks. The discharge size can be easily adjusted according to your specific needs, making it a versatile and customizable tool for your crushing requirements.

Our Jaw Rock Crusher is designed with durability in mind. It is made from high-quality materials and has been rigorously tested to ensure reliable performance even in the most demanding environments. You can count on it to deliver consistent and efficient results every time.

The Jaw Rock Crusher has a large capacity, making it suitable for a wide range of applications. Whether you need to crush rocks for construction, mining, or road building, this product can handle it all with ease.

In summary, our Jaw Rock Crusher is the perfect coarse crushing machine for all your crushing needs. With its powerful motor, high efficiency, adjustable discharge size, and reliable performance, it is a must-have tool for any crushing operation. Don't settle for less, choose our Jaw Rock Crusher for efficient and effective crushing.

Advantages:

Jaw Rock Crushers offer several advantages, which contribute to their widespread use in various industries. Here are some of the main advantages:

1. High Crushing Efficiency: Jaw Rock Crushers are designed to efficiently crush hard and abrasive materials. They have a large crushing chamber and a steep crushing angle, which results in a high crushing ratio and increased production capacity.

2. Versatility: Jaw Rock Crushers can handle a wide range of materials, from hard rocks to softer ones. They are suitable for various applications and can be used in mining, construction, recycling, and many other industries.

3. Reliability and Durability: Jaw Rock Crushers are built to withstand heavy-duty operations and harsh environments. They are often constructed with high-quality materials and undergo rigorous testing to ensure durability and long service life.

4. Simple Structure and Easy Maintenance: Jaw Rock Crushers have a relatively simple structure, which makes them easy to operate and maintain. They typically have fewer moving parts compared to other types of crushers, reducing the chances of mechanical breakdowns and simplifying maintenance procedures.

5. Adjustable Output Size: Jaw Rock Crushers allow for the adjustment of the discharge opening, which enables control over the final product size. This flexibility is beneficial for different applications that require specific particle sizes.

6. Cost-Effective: Jaw Rock Crushers are generally cost-effective compared to other types of crushers, especially for large-scale operations. They offer a good balance between initial investment, operating costs, and maintenance expenses.

7. Safety Features: Many Jaw Rock Crushers are equipped with safety features to protect operators and prevent damage to the crusher. These may include safety guards, emergency stop buttons, and advanced systems for overload protection.

8. Energy Efficiency: Jaw Rock Crushers can be designed to optimize energy efficiency and reduce power consumption. This is achieved through features such as a well-designed crushing chamber, efficient kinematics, and the use of advanced technologies.

It's important to note that the specific advantages may vary depending on the design, model, and application of the Jaw Rock Crusher. Additionally, some disadvantages or limitations may also exist, so it's crucial to consider the specific requirements and consult with experts when selecting a crusher for a particular purpose.

Technical Parameters:

Applications:

Jaw Rock Crushers are widely used in various industries for different applications. Some common application areas of Jaw Rock Crushers include:

1. Mining: Jaw Rock Crushers are extensively used in the mining industry for primary crushing of minerals and ores. They are commonly used to crush hard and abrasive materials, including gold ore, copper ore, iron ore, and various types of rock.

2. Construction and Demolition: Jaw Rock Crushers are utilized in the construction industry for crushing construction materials such as concrete, asphalt, and bricks. They are often used on construction sites and recycling centers to process demolished materials.

3. Quarrying and Aggregates: Jaw Rock Crushers play a crucial role in the quarrying industry, where they are used to process various types of rock and stone for the production of aggregates used in road construction, concrete production, and other applications.

4. Recycling and Waste Management: Jaw Rock Crushers are employed in recycling plants to crush and process different types of recyclable materials, including concrete, asphalt, demolition waste, and inert materials. This helps in reducing landfill waste and reusing materials.

5. Cement Industry: Jaw Rock Crushers are utilized in the cement manufacturing process to crush limestone and other raw materials for the production of cement. They ensure the proper size reduction of the materials before further processing.

6. Railway Ballast: Jaw Rock Crushers are used in the railway industry to crush and shape rock materials for the construction and maintenance of railway tracks. The crushed rock, known as ballast, provides stability and support to the tracks.

7. Geological and Geotechnical Testing: Jaw Rock Crushers are utilized in laboratories and research facilities for geological and geotechnical testing. They help in analyzing the strength and properties of rock samples for various scientific and engineering purposes.

8. Metallurgy: Jaw Rock Crushers are employed in the metallurgical industry for crushing and processing various metal ores, such as gold, silver, copper, and lead. They are crucial in the extraction and refining processes of metals.

These are just some of the common industries and applications where Jaw Rock Crushers are commonly used. However, due to their versatility and ability to handle different materials, they can be found in numerous other industries as well, depending on the specific needs and requirements of each industry.

FAQ:

Q1: What materials is Jaw Rock Crusher suitable for crushing?

A1: 

A Jaw Rock Crusher is suitable for crushing a wide range of materials, including:

Hard Rock: Jaw crushers are commonly used for crushing hard and abrasive materials such as granite, basalt, quartzite, and various ores like iron ore, copper ore, and gold ore.

Medium-Hard Rock: They can also handle medium-hard materials like limestone, dolomite, sandstone, and some construction and demolition waste.

Soft Rock: Jaw crushers can effectively crush softer materials such as gypsum, talc, soft limestone, and shale.

It's important to note that the specific suitability of a Jaw Rock Crusher for a particular material depends on factors such as its compressive strength, abrasiveness, moisture content, and the desired final product size. Different jaw crushers may have varying capacities and performance characteristics, so it's essential to select a jaw crusher model that matches the material properties and crushing requirements.

Q2: What are the main components of Jaw Rock Crusher?

A2: 

The main components of a Jaw Rock Crusher (or Jaw Crusher) typically include:

Fixed Jaw Plate: This is the stationary, immovable plate that serves as one of the crushing surfaces. It is typically mounted vertically and positioned opposite the movable jaw plate.

Movable Jaw Plate: This is the movable plate that moves back and forth against the fixed jaw plate. It applies force to the rock and crushes it as it moves closer to the fixed jaw plate.

Toggle Plate: The toggle plate is a small, often triangular-shaped metal plate that connects the movable jaw to the toggle mechanism. It helps in transmitting the crushing force and provides a pivot point for the movable jaw.

Eccentric Shaft: The eccentric shaft is a shaft that runs through the frame of the crusher and is driven by the motor. It rotates and causes the movable jaw to move back and forth in a reciprocating motion.

Bearings: Bearings are used to support the eccentric shaft and ensure smooth operation of the jaw crusher. They are typically spherical roller bearings or double row angular contact ball bearings.

Flywheel: The flywheel is a heavy wheel connected to the eccentric shaft. It helps in balancing the inertia of the jaw crusher and provides energy storage during the crushing process.

Pitman: The pitman is the main moving part of the jaw crusher. It connects the movable jaw to the eccentric shaft and converts the rotational motion of the eccentric shaft into the reciprocating motion of the jaw.

Adjustment Mechanism: Jaw crushers usually have a mechanism for adjusting the closed side setting (CSS), which determines the output size of the crushed material. It can be adjusted by means of a hydraulic or mechanical system.

Crushing Chamber: The crushing chamber, also known as the cavity, is the space between the fixed jaw plate and the movable jaw plate where the rock is crushed.

Support Structure: The support structure consists of the frame and other components that provide stability and support to the jaw crusher.

These are the main components of a typical Jaw Rock Crusher. However, the design and configuration of jaw crushers can vary depending on the manufacturer and specific model.