Jaw Crusher is a type of crusher that is widely used in the primary and secondary crushing processes.

It is usually preferred for the crushing of large blocks of hard and abrasive materials.

The swing jaw undergoes two types of motion: one is a swing motion toward the opposite chamber side (called a stationary jaw die due to the action of a toggle plate), and the second is a vertical movement due to the rotation of the eccentric. These combined motions compress and push the material through the crushing chamber at a predetermined size.

The maintenance-optimized design of the crushers reduces downtimes to a minimum. The wear plates of the crushing jaws are clamped to the swing jaw and can be removed easily. User-friendly devices for mounting and dismounting the crushing jaws and cheek plates make the replacement of wear parts a simple job. Another feature is the exchangeable wedge in the material outlet area, which protects the swing jaw against wear. The gap adjustment is hydraulically supported and the desired crushing gap can be set quickly and easily thanks to the good accessibility via an opening in the side wall.