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| Type: | Jaw Crusher |
| Motor Type: | AC Motor |
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As we introduced in a recent blog post about all the different types of crushing equipment available, jaw crushers are sometimes also referred to as "rock breakers," which speaks to their brute force. They are almost exclusively used as primary crushers because they excel at breaking up some of the largest and hardest materials into more manageable pieces for further reduction by different crushing equipment. Jaw crushers have a multitude of advantages, including:
Due to their smaller physical size, jaw crushers are also ideal for tight spaces, such as underground mining and mobile crushing applications, where some other primary crushing solutions simply do not fit.
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If you are a rock, sand, gravel, or mineral processing industry veteran or an avid reader of our blog, you know that there are several different types and styles of crushing equipment. The exact crushers you need-jaw, cone, impact, or gyratory-will depend on your site, the product you're making, and how much you need to produce.
An individual crusher's construction and capabilities also dictate where in your processing operations it will fit. That is, you may have multiple types of crushers situated in primary, secondary, and tertiary stations in a circuit format to perform the necessary material reduction work. Each type of crusher brings unique strengths and benefits to the process.
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