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A Jaw Crusher is commonly used in the rock quarries, sand and gravel, mining, construction and demolition recycling industry. It uses compressive force for breaking material.

Available in a variety of sizes and configurations, the Hydra-Jaw® crusher, Pioneer® jaw crusher and Iron Giant jaw crushers deliver high-capacity crushing and reliable performance for increased operational productivity and profitability.

A Jaw Crusher uses compressive force for breaking material. This mechanical pressure is achieved by the crusher''s two jaws dies, one of which is stationary and the other is movable. These two vertical manganese jaw dies create a V-shaped cavity called the crushing chamber, where the top of the crushing chamber is larger than the bottom.

oughputs of 250 t/h to 1,400 t/h.Depending on the mobility requirement, our product line ranges from large-scale sin-gle-toggle jaw crushers which can be integrated into either stationary or semi-stationary crushing plants to a model specially designed for integrati

The Universal Jaw Crusher was introduced in 1906. On the overhead eccentric style Jaw Crusher, the moving swing jaw is suspended on the eccentric shaft with heavy-duty double roll spherical roller bearings.

Jaw Crushers are sized by the top opening of the crushing chamber. For example, a 32 x 54 Jaw Crusher measures 32" from jaw die to jaw die at the top opening or gape opening and 54” across the width of the two jaw dies.