Jaw Crusher - Jaw Crusher

Mobile and stationary jaw crushers operate on the same basic principle of compressing materials between two jaws to create crushing actions. In both types of crushers, the material is initially fed into the crusher chamber through a vibrating feeder or conveyor. In the case of mobile jaw crushers, the crusher is mounted on a wheeled chassis or tracks allowing for mobility between different work sites. The material is crushed as the movable jaw exerts force on it against the fixed jaw, causing compression and breaking the material into smaller pieces. The crushed material then exits through the bottom of the crusher chamber. For stationary jaw crushers, the machinery is fixed in one location within a crushing plant setup, offering high capacity and continuous operation. The material feed is regulated and controlled to ensure efficient crushing, with the stationary jaw exerting force on the material against the fixed jaw to achieve the desired reduction in size.