The working principle of a crusher is to use various external forces to crush large blocks of material, making it a product with the required particle size. Different types of crushers have different working principles and characteristics, suitable for different materials and process requirements.

Crusher, also known as crusher, is a crushing machinery used in the processing of metallic and non-metallic ores. It is possible to crush the mined raw ore into small particles through various methods such as compression, bending, impact, and shearing, in order to facilitate subsequent processing and use. The cone crusher is suitable for medium and fine crushing operations, especially for crushing hard ores, with high crushing efficiency and low energy consumption.

Mining crushers are widely used in mining, metallurgy, building materials, highways, railways and other industries for ore crushing and processing. In mining, the mining crusher can preliminarily crush the extracted ore, providing convenience for subsequent processing; In the metallurgical and building materials industries, mining crushers are used to crush raw materials to meet production needs; In highway and railway construction, mining crushers are used to crush stones and aggregates, providing basic materials for road construction.

The working principle of a mining crusher mainly involves squeezing, shearing, and grinding materials through the relative motion between the moving and fixed jaws, in order to achieve the goal of crushing. During the crushing process, the ore is fed into the crusher and subjected to repeated action by the moving and fixed jaws, ultimately crushing into the required particle size. Hammer crusher is suitable for crushing brittle ores, with high crushing efficiency, low energy consumption, and easy operation.