In the mining and quarrying industry, jaw crushers are widely used to crush various hardness ores and rocks, such as limestone, granite, basalt, etc. These crushed materials can be used for subsequent grinding, beneficiation, or production of building materials. In construction and road construction, jaw crushers are often used to crush construction waste, concrete blocks, limestone, and other materials to produce aggregates that meet the requirements, which are used in the construction of concrete, roadbeds, road surfaces, and other structures.

Jaw crusher, also known as tiger mouth, is one of the most common and important equipment in the crushing industry. Its main working principle is to compress, split, and bend materials through the periodic reciprocating motion of the moving and stationary jaws, thereby achieving material crushing. This type of crusher usually includes components such as frame, moving jaw, static jaw, transmission device, eccentric shaft, flywheel, elbow plate, side guard plate, discharge port adjustment device, etc.

In modern industry, crushing equipment is a key equipment in many production lines, responsible for effectively crushing various materials to meet the needs of subsequent production. Among them, the jaw crusher has become the preferred crushing equipment in many industries due to its simple structure, high crushing ratio, and stable operation. This article will provide a detailed introduction to the jaw crusher, including its working principle, structural characteristics, application areas, and maintenance.

Jaw crusher is a professional equipment used for crushing various types of stones. Also known as a tiger mouth crusher, it simulates the movement of the animal's two jaws to complete the crushing operation. The jaw crusher has the characteristics of high crushing ratio, uniform product particle size, simple structure, reliable operation, easy maintenance, and economic operating costs. It can break large stone materials into particles or crushed stones of different sizes and shapes to meet various application needs, such as architecture, road laying, landscaping, etc.