This is Jason Gaber With Mt. Baker Mining and Metals
I wanted to take a video of our 16" x 24" jaw crusher module
It has a vibrating hopper up top
falls right down into hte jaws
the crushed material come right out the bottom
of the stacking belt into a pile
right now its set for about
1.5" minus
heres a look down the jaws from the vibrating feeder
A grate on top to protect from rocks coming out the top
We finished crushing our pile
there is or 30 tons right at the bottom of the conveyor
The jaw crusher did jsut great
Sat up there and ran all day long
Took us about 3 hours to crush the pile
Here's a look down our jaws after we've finished crunching the pile
Pretty much wore the paint off, still in great shape
Manganese jaw plates harden over time
The more you crush the harder they get
They are flipable so when the bottom wears out you can
flip the jaw plates over get another life span out of them
Here is a little closer look at the stuff we crushed
its about 1.5" minus
it's a whole mix of quartzite, granite, basalt, greenstone niche
All different rock types and hardness
This jaw crusher can actually be set to discharge smaller than this
It can go down to about 1"
and up to about 4"