Jaw Crushers

The primary applications for using jaw crushers are: Crushing different kinds of ore. Reducing building rubble to pieces. Rock ranging (from medium to extremely hard rocks).

A jaw crusher is a large piece of equipment that’s used in mine and ore processing plants to crush rocks. The equipment was first introduced back in 1858 by inventor Eli Whitey Black who primarily developed machinery used for crushing stone. From there, jaw crushers have seen plenty of action in the pit and quarry industries as well as in recycling processes where large materials need to be reduced. Here we’ll be discussing how jaw crushers work and what are the different types of jaw crushers used today. Alternatively, should you require any further information regarding crushers don’t hesitate to get in touch with one of Oreflow’s industry professionals

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Category: Mining Laboratory Tags: Jaw Crushers, Sample Splitter, SEALED SAMPLE PULVERIZER

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The machine is a complex pendulum jaw crusher with a feeding hopper at the feeding mouth to prevent the material from being scattered when feeding, and a sample hopper at the discharging mouth, with the discharging size adjusted by the width of the discharging mouth by the adjusting device. The whole machine has reasonable structure, reliable performance, convenient adjustment, stable operation, small vibration and low noise. Mainly used in coal, electric power, metallurgy, chemical industry, building materials, geology and other industries for the preparation of coal or other medium strength material specimens.

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