Polygonmach Mobile and Stationary Jaw Crushers

Both forms of the jaw crusher are the largest machine to this date, ever used, operating in a host of applications right from breaking huge blocks of ore and hard materials with the help of mining, construction, and recycling into smaller pieces for further crushing. This equipment of the mobile jaw crusher is rather easy to move and flexible in its structure; therefore, it becomes easy to transfer the units from site to site. Wheeled or tracked, having become mobile, they get the ability to work at places anywhere with ease. Further, there is an added advantage on mobile jaw crushers in that materials to be crushed are taken directly to them, where they will have them crushed, thereby reducing transport costs. Stationary Jaw Crushers remain fixed with one location, mostly larger and more powerful in comparison with the mobile ones. They are intended for heavy-duty purposes and in continuous operation; hence their fitting in for doing high-capacity production in fixed plants. Forces between a stationary and moving jaw in a small space compress hard materials with a mobile or stationary jaw crusher. The material is usually fed at the top of the jaws, compressed, and broken to the bottom piece against the fixed piece of the jaw. Mobile jaw crushers are versatile, mobile, and may be driven to various sites, thus making them suitable for temporary projects or operations of crushing near the source. On the contrary, stationary ones are created for running continuously at one place with high output and steady performance. While the mobile jaw crusher has some advantages in flexibility and mobility, in continuous operation, the stationary jaw crusher is much more effective and reliable. Application areas where both the types of jaw crushers are necessary for crushing and processing diverse types of materials.