What stone can the jaw crusher handle? What are the characteristics? With the development of economic construction, the pace of industrial production is constantly advancing, especially in the rapid development of construction projects, sand and stone production has become a widely concerned target. Jaw crusher plays different roles in different fields. Crusher is also divided into coarse and fine crushed stone. It is used in mining, smelting, building materials, highway, railway, water conservancy and chemical industries.
What type of jaw crusher does the jaw crusher make? Jaw crusher is a comprehensive and efficient stone breaker. It can be used for rough processing of thick and high hardness stone, also can be used for medium and fine crushing of small brittle stone. It is the most widely used of all series. Especially for high standard and high grade projects such as expressway and high-speed railway that need high strength requirements for finished stone materials, jaw crusher and other equipment need to produce high-quality sandstone aggregate.
Jaw crusher can be divided into: hydraulic jaw crusher, non-grinding jaw crusher, impact jaw crusher, direct drive jaw crusher, double cavity jaw crusher, wedge roller jaw crusher, European jaw crusher, strong jaw crusher, modular jaw crusher. Their advantages are: 1. For example, the feeding port size of jaw crusher model pe-1800 ×2100 is 1800×2100mm, the feeding size is 1500mm, the adjusting range of the feeding port is more than 300-400mm/TD, and the processing capacity is 600 120 tons/hour. The eccentric shaft speed is more than 160r/min/TD, and the motor power is 400kw.
The appearance of jaw crusher has injected new vitality into the whole energy saving and environmental protection crusher market and has been applied in many industries and fields. Square jaw crusher is dedicated to mining, operation, maintenance and efficient design. The product is shaped like a cube and can be selectively broken. Used for crushing all kinds of coarse, medium and fine stone, such as limestone, basaltic rock, granite, concrete, slag, cement blocks and other materials.
