A Brief Introduction of the Structure of Jaw Crusher

Generally, jaw crusher consists of seven structures which are transmission, rack, jaw plate and side guard board, flywheel, lubrication device, adjusting device and reset spring. These structures of jaw crusher work together to make the machine run properly.Do you know why the customers need to choose the jaw crusher with longer working life? In recent years, the jaw crusher has been improved and it is designed with a wider range of applications. However, the wear is becoming one of the main factors to limit the use of jaw crusher. According to a latest survey, due to the shorter service life of the jaw crusher, nearly 20% jaw crushers are in need of replacing in China.As we can see, the managers will not have to make the decision between saving money and replacing the machine as long as they choose the jaw crusher with long service life. In my opinion, the price is just one of the factor they should consider while purchasing the machine. However, the quality of the crusher and the after-sales service are the main factors they should take into consideration.Jaw plate is installed on the jaw bed and the side guard board is directly used to press the materials, so the jaw board must be stable and strong. The flywheel is used to save the energy of dynamic jaw to make the machine work uniformly. And what should be care of is the balance of the flywheel. We must keep its balance when we install it.Scientific management, advanced processing technology and innovative manufacturing theory make Fote Heavy Machinery become the exporting base of single stage hammer crusher manufacturer, mobile impact crusher and famous grinding equipment in China. What Hongxing has done is for the clients and we believe that quality is the best way to develop market.As we can see, the managers will not have to make the decision between saving money and replacing the machine as long as they choose the jaw crusher with long service life. In my opinion, the price is just one of the factor they...