The Working Principle of Jaw Crusher:

Jaw crusher uses motor as its power. Through the motor’s wheels, the eccentric shaft is driven by the triangle belt and slot wheel to make the movable jaw plate move by a regulated track. Therefore, the materials in the crushing cavity composed of fixed jaw plate, movable jaw plate and side-lee board can be crushed and discharged through the discharging opening.

 

The Working Principle of Hammer Crusher:

In the hammer mill machine, the motor drives the rotor rotate at a high speed through the belt, and on the rotor there are series hammers. When the materials get into the working area of hammers, the rotating hammers with high rotation speed are crushing them, the products which are crushed to meet the required size can be discharged by the outlet and become the final products, the large size products are brought back to the crushing area by the hammers for being re-crushed until they reached the required size. 
 

 

 

The Working Principle of Cone Crusher:

Cone crusher crushes materials by the working surface between the movable cone and fixed cone. The movable cone of the cone crusher is supported by spherical bearing and fixed on an hanging erect shaft which is set in the eccentric sleeve, and the sleeve is set on the stopping and pushing bearing. The movable cone and erect shaft are drived by the eccentric shaft sleeve together. The eccentric shaft sleeve is driven by horizontal shaft and fimbriated gear, and the wheel of the conveyor belt is drived by motor through v-belts.The lower part of vertical shaft is installed in the eccentric sleeve. When the eccentric sleeve of cone crusher rotates, there is a conical surface lined out by the shaft. When the movable cone comes near the fixed cone, rocks are grinded into pieces, when the cone leaves, grinded materials is discharged from the diacharge hole. The fixed cone can be ascended or descended by adjusting setting to adjust the width of discharge hole, consequantly the output size is determined.
 

 

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