Quick Answer: The Jaw Crusher is a benchtop crusher for coarse and preliminary size reduction of hard, brittle and ductile materials. It takes feed sizes up to 40 mm and reaches a final fineness of up to 0.5 mm.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
Continuous digital gap width adjustment with scale; gap setting held in memory
Large fold-back hopper and removable crusher arm for cleaning
Adjustable speed to suit the sample
Operating keypad with digital display
Wear compensation with zero-point adjustment
Manganese steel breaking jaws
Technical Specifications
Specification
Value
Breaking jaw material
Manganese steel
Feed size
Up to 40 mm
Final fineness
Up to 0.5 mm
Throughput/charge
Single items, charges to 3000 ml
Gap width adjustment
Continuous, digital, with scale and memory
Supply requirements
220-240 V, 50 Hz
About This Product
Jaw crushers break lumps of material between a fixed and a moving jaw, usually as the first step before finer grinding. This benchtop unit takes single items or charges of up to 3000 ml, and the gap width sets the size of the crushed material. Export supply of the Jaw Crusher can be arranged to laboratories and schools in Moldova, Suriname, Burkina Faso, Guinea, Philippines and Sri Lanka.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. What feed size and final fineness does the Jaw Crusher handle? Feed size is up to 40 mm, and the final fineness reaches up to 0.5 mm, set with the digital gap width adjustment.
Q2. What are the breaking jaws made of? Manganese steel.
Q3. What power supply does it need? 220-240 V, 50 Hz.
