Jaw crushers enable preparatory grinding of laboratory samples. This is a fast way to reduce sample’s size down to 2 mm. Jaw gap regulation allows changing final grain size of samples.
The crusher is used for preparatory grinding of dry and hard materials.
- material entrance: lockable
- jaw gap adjustment
- material collection to a locked container
The material is inserted between two jaws: mobile and fixed. Reciprocating motion of the jaw moves the material downward, towards the narrowing gap between the jaws.
coal, ores, ferroalloys, slag, glass frits, fluxes, soil, clinker, cement, fertilizers, dust, sludge, coke, dolomite
| Crusher Model | Dimensions | Weight | Power supply | Power consumption | Allowed humidity | Preliminary grain | Final grain (depending on the gap adjustment) | Jaw material | Efficiency (depending on the gap adjustment) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| LKS-60 | 400x540x570mm | 65kg | 400V | 1,1kW | <5% | <60mm | from 1 to 7mm | steel, tungsten carbide | max 50kg/h |
| LKS-100 | 970x820x990mm | 410kg | 400V | 3kW | <5% | <100mm | from 1 to 10mm | steel | max 130kg/h |
| LKS-140 | 970x820x990mm | 480kg | 400V | 3kW | <5% | <140mm | from 3 to 20mm | steel | max 200kg/h |