Mini Mobile Jaw Crusher

Product introduction

Diesel small jaw crusher is a small crushing equipment with diesel engines as the source of power. The crushing cavity formed between the movable jaw plate and the fixed jaw plate is used to perform periodic reciprocating movement under the drive of the diesel engine. When the movable jaw plate approaches the fixed jaw plate, the material is crushed, split, and impacted and is broken; when the movable jaw plate leaves the fixed jaw plate, the broken material will be discharged from the crushing chamber due to gravity.

The crushing station integrates the entire set of equipment, with a compact and reasonable spatial layout, which not only optimizes the site space but also simplifies the infrastructure and operations, thus saving materials and labor hours. Its vehicle-mounted traction design makes it possible to work on-site immediately, reducing material transportation costs.

Key Features

1.The rack is divided into two types: welding type and assembly type: small and medium specifications generally adopt welding type, and large specifications adopt assembly type. The welding type adopts large arc transition fillet welds and low stress area welding methods, which has the characteristics of impact resistance, uniform force and low failure rate

2.The assembly-type adopts advanced modular and non-welding frame structure design, which has high strength and reliability, and overall assembly-type design is more convenient for transportation and installation, especially suitable for the installation of narrow and difficult-to-transport places such as underground mines and high-altitude.

3.Adopting "V"-shaped crushing cavity design, with large tilting angle and large stroke of the swing, the feed size is larger, the output is higher, and the particle size is more uniform than the traditional PE series jaw crusher, and the wear of the jaw plate is.

4.The overall cast steel bearing housing structure ensures perfect fit with the frame, making the bearings run more smoothly and avoiding unnecessary radial loads on the bearings the fastening process of the combined bearing housing.