Today we’re going to demonstrate a couple of the jaw crushers we have for sale. This
one here in front is a 4 x 6, it’s run with a 3-phase, 5-horsepower electric motor. And
the one in the back here is a 6 x 10 we converted to a gas motor. It can be run either 3-phase
10-horsepower or a gasoline, 16-horsepower motor.
And down the jaws, the jaws are adjustable down to about half an inch, and up to about
two and a half to three inch discharge. The bigger one here weighs about 1600 pounds,
and it’s a good mobile jaw crusher for getting into small mine sites or construction sites.
It’ll fit into the back of a stout pickup truck, and you can drive it right to your
pile of concrete or demolition debris to crush.
We’ve run a little bit of quartz ore through these, as well as concrete. And you can’t
slow them down, they just keep going.
So here’s our 6 x 10 with the 16 horse gas motor. There’s no clutch over here, it’s
direct drive off the belt. You can start it one of two ways, with the pull cord, or you can actually
start it under compression by rolling the flywheels. So I’ll show you both ways to start it.
And then here’s the other way to start under compression.
And here we’re going to start this up. And with the 16 horse gas motor if we run about
half to two thirds throttle, and you want to keep the flywheels running at anywhere
between 300 and 350 rpm.
We have the 6 x 10 jaw crusher mounted in the back of the truck there, and I’m going
to demonstrate how it can be used as mobile unit on the back of a truck now that it has
the gas motor on there. And this can be used for demolition, crushing up old concrete and
bricks and cinder blocks, as you can see the pile on the left there. Or it can be brought
to your mine and taken right to the landing or ore pile and you can crush it on site real
easy.
So we’ve crushed our pile there of half inch minus. Now we’ve opened the jaws up
and it’s one and a half or two inch minus, and we’ll show you the different sizes and
how much faster it will go through now that the jaws have been opened.
Alright here’s our finished products, this is the half inch minus or so. Lots of fines.
And then this is probably two inch minus here, very little fines, all real coarse. It crushed
about three or four times faster.
These jaw plates are 11-13% manganese, so they’ll last a long time. They actually
get work hardened, so as you run it, they get harder and harder, and will last a long
time. Many tons.
Thanks for watching, and if you’re interested in small jaw crushers or other crushing equipment,
you can visit our website, in the description below. Or you can contact us through phone
or email. We’d like to hear more about your project, and get you setup with the right
equipment. Thanks.