Laboratory jaw crusherIt is a commonly used sample pretreatment equipment in laboratories, mainly used to crush large materials into smaller particle size samples for subsequent analysis and testing.
Laboratory jaw crusherBy the relative motion between the movable jaw plate and the fixed jaw plate, the material is subjected to compression, splitting, and bending between the two jaw plates, thereby achieving the purpose of crushing. Specifically, when the movable jaw plate moves upward, the material is pushed towards the fixed jaw plate and crushed by compression and bending; When the movable jaw moves downwards, the material is subjected to splitting action and broken. In this cycle, the material is continuously compressed, split, and bent inside the crushing chamber until it is crushed to the desired particle size.
Structural characteristics:
Compact structure: The laboratory jaw crusher adopts a modular design, with a compact structure, small footprint, and easy installation and maintenance.
Easy to operate: The device is easy to operate, and users only need to follow the instructions to complete the crushing task.
Safe and reliable: The equipment is equipped with safety devices such as protective covers to ensure safety during operation. At the same time, vulnerable components such as broken jaw plates are made of wear-resistant materials, which improves the service life of the equipment.
Technical parameters include:
Sample size: generally less than 90 millimeters, depending on the model and specifications of the equipment.
Sample size: The adjustable range is usually between 0.1 millimeters and tens of millimeters, and users can adjust the sample size according to their needs.
Speed: The speed range varies depending on the device, but typically ranges from a few hundred revolutions per minute to several thousand revolutions per minute.
Power: The power level depends on the model and specifications of the equipment, generally ranging from several hundred watts to several thousand watts.
Voltage: Typically three-phase AC, with a voltage of 380 volts or 220 volts, depending on the power requirements of the equipment.