Stone Crusher Machine

Manjula Industries, Beed manufacturers "Laxman" Jaw type Stone Crusher Machine. We build these robust heavy duty machinery to provide you piece of mind. 

How do our Stone Crusher Machine work?

• Single-toggle design: A robust eccentric shaft drives the movable jaw in an elliptical path, delivering high throughput and suitability for soft to medium-hard materials.

Key Technical Specifications:

• Feed opening: Determines the largest rock size the crusher can accept, ranging from 100mm to 1000mm and beyond.

• Stroke: Influences the size reduction ratio, with larger strokes producing finer outputs. Typical range is 50mm to 300mm.

• Higher Output:- Stone (Gitti) crusher delivers higher output compared to similar jaw crusher due to following specialty:-Sharper nip angle,  Deeper crushing chamber, 55% of manganese content to jaw plate and toggle & side plates 

• Maintenance:- Negligible maintenance, No wear and tear of crusher.

• Special Material Used:- 50 mm ,40 mm and 32 mm thick plates are used to fabricate body and also lever, The plates are tested & without cracks

• Capacity: Measured in tonnes per hour (TPH), it indicates the processing rate. Heavy-duty crushers can reach a staggering 1500 TPH.

• Strong Body:- CO2 welded body entre locked, stress relived body frame, crankshaft is made from specially high steel, material used EN-9, Self aligning Spherical roller bearing 

• Nip angle: The angle between the fixed and movable jaws, impacting final product size and material flow. Typically falls between 20° and 45°.

Advanced Features:

• Hydraulic jaw adjustment: Enables precise control over output size without stopping the machine.

• Automatic overload protection: safeguards the crusher against damage from uncrushable objects.

• Dust suppression systems: minimize environmental impact and operator exposure.

• Wear-resistant liners and jaw plates: extend service life and optimize crushing performance.

Material Applications:

• Mining and quarrying: reducing ores, minerals, and overburden materials.

• Construction and demolition: processing aggregates, concrete, and asphalt.

• Recycling: crushing industrial waste and construction debris.

Choosing the Right Jaw:

Selecting the ideal jaw crusher depends on several factors, including:

• Material type and hardness: Soft rock requires less force than abrasive granite.

• Desired output size: Fine crushed stone demands a larger stroke and smaller nip angle.

• Production capacity: Match TPH rating to your processing needs.

• Budget and maintenance considerations: Heavy-duty machines offer superior performance but come at a cost.