Jaw Crusher

The jaw crusher reduces the size of stones and ores by squeezing, which is able to accept large size raw materials and is usually used for primary crushing. Typical features of a jaw crusher are its two large flywheels and the V-shaped jaws in the crushing chamber. During operation, the material enters the crushing chamber from above and the eccentric shaft on the flywheel drives the jaws in a human-like chewing motion to crush the material.

Overview

Jaw crushers are a very well established class of equipment that have been in use for over 150 years since they were first invented and are widely used in quarrying and mining plants to produce construction aggregates or to crush ores.

The jaw crusher reduces the size of stones and ores by squeezing, it is able to accept large size raw materials and is usually used for primary crushing. Typical features of a jaw crusher are its two large flywheels and the V-shaped jaws in the crushing chamber. During operation, the material enters the crushing chamber from above and the eccentric shaft on the flywheel drives the jaws in a human-like chewing motion to crush the material.

GEP Ecotech's jaw crushers have the capacity to handle a wide range of hard materials, making it easy to handle construction and demolition waste, and we also offer mobile jaw crushers mounted on tracks or frames with tyres to meet the requirement to be mobile when crushing.

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Features

Double wedges or hydraulic adjustment device

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Technical Specifications

Model	Feeding port size (mm)	Maximum feeding particle size (mm)	Discharging port adjustment range (mm)	Capacity (t/h)	Power (kW)	Weight (t)
GEC2512	250x120	220	20-40	20-50	37-45	8
GEC5180	510x800	425	40-150	50-250	55-75	8.9
GEC6310	630x1000	580	80-180	100-230	75-90	20.5
GEC8511	850x1100	680	90-215	160-570	110-132	33.7
GEC9512	950x1250	800	100-250	260-810	132-160	49.3
GEC1215	1200x1500	960	150-350	400-1000	200-250	90.3