Jaw crushers
Our robust jaw crushers are indispensable for the pre-crushing of hard, brittle and tough materials.
Discover our diverse range of crushers – from jaw and lump crushers to roller crushers. Our machines impress with their robust construction, decades of durability, and lifetime availability of spare and wear parts. They offer maximum efficiency, performance, and reliability when processing a wide variety of materials.
Frequently Asked Questions
A jaw crusher is a crushing machine that reduces hard and brittle materials such as rock, slag, or ore into smaller pieces. Jaw crushers are used in the construction and recycling industries, in laboratories, and in the food industry.
Jaw crushers are available in various designs, for example: single-toggle crushers, mobile jaw crushers, stationary units, jaw crushers with crawler chassis, jaw crushers with zero point adjustment.
The performance of a jaw crusher depends on various factors, such as: the set gap width, the fracture properties of the material, the cooperation of all components, etc.
A roller crusher is a mechanical process engineering crushing machine that reduces soft to hard solids to a definable particle size. It consists of at least two counter-rotating rollers (at least one of which is driven), between which the feed material is crushed by pressure.
Roller crushers are primarily used in the processing of mineral raw materials such as lime, gypsum, coal, and cement clinker. They also crush brick and concrete rubble for recycling, serve as pre-compression for fine grinding stages (e.g., in ball mills), and are used in the mining and metallurgical industries for the pretreatment of ores.
Due to their robustness and efficiency, roller crushers are the first choice in many industries when large quantities of material with consistent grain size are required.
Roller crushers are primarily used in the processing of mineral raw materials such as lime, gypsum, coal, and cement clinker. They also crush brick and concrete rubble for recycling, serve as pre-compression for fine grinding stages (e.g., in ball mills), and are used in the mining and metallurgical industries for the pretreatment of ores.
Typical areas of application:
- Processing of powdered bulk solid products such as cement, gypsum, lime and chemicals
- Pretreatment of grain or feed in the food industry
- Crushing hygroscopic or hygrosensitive bulk materials that easily clump
- Ensuring constant material supply in the building materials and ceramics industry
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