Crushing Equipment

Jaw Crushers for Mining, Quarrying & Aggregate Production

SARA Holding supplies jaw crushers for primary crushing of hard rock, ore, limestone, granite, basalt, river stone, concrete feed and other mineral materials. Our crusher solutions are suitable for mining operations, quarry plants, recycling lines and aggregate production projects.

Feed Size Up to 125–250 mm range
Capacity From small units to high-output lines
Applications Mining, quarry, recycling, aggregates
Jaw crusher equipment
Overview

What a Jaw Crusher Does

A jaw crusher is a primary crushing machine that uses a fixed jaw plate and a moving jaw plate to compress and break material. It is commonly used as the first stage in crushing lines where large rocks or ore need to be reduced before secondary crushing, screening, grinding, or beneficiation.

Common Materials

Limestone, granite, basalt, quartz stone, river pebble, sandstone, gypsum, shale, iron ore and other hard or medium-hard materials.

Typical Uses

Mining operations, quarry plants, road-base stone production, construction aggregate, concrete recycling and mineral processing plants.

Why It Is Used

Jaw crushers are valued for strong primary crushing performance, simple structure, dependable operation and easier maintenance compared with many more complex systems.

Working Principle

How the Crusher Works

The machine crushes material between a stationary jaw and a moving jaw. The movable jaw is driven by an eccentric shaft and toggle mechanism, creating a repeated compressive action that breaks the feed material and allows smaller pieces to discharge through the bottom opening.

By adjusting the discharge opening, the final output size can be controlled for the next stage of the plant, whether screening, secondary crushing, milling or concentration.

Jaw crusher working principle
Advantages

Why Buyers Choose Jaw Crushers

High Primary Crushing Force

Suitable for large feed material and tough rock in the first stage of the process line.

Simple Mechanical Structure

Easy to inspect, service and maintain in demanding mining and quarry environments.

Reliable Continuous Operation

Designed for steady production in fixed plants and heavy-duty industrial use.

Wear Parts Can Be Managed

Jaw plates and key contact parts can be replaced as part of routine maintenance planning.

Flexible for Many Materials

Can be used for ore, rock, quarry stone, recycled concrete and other feed materials.

Fits Into Full Plant Design

Works well before screens, conveyors, cone crushers, hammer mills, ball mills and washing lines.

Technical Range

Typical Jaw Crusher Models

The source manufacturer lists PE and PEX models ranging from small units such as PE-250×400 and PEX-150×750 up to larger models such as PE-1200×1500, with capacity increasing according to feed opening, motor size and discharge setting.

Model Feed Opening Max Feed Size Discharge Range Capacity Motor
PE-250×400 250×400 mm 210 mm 20–60 mm 3–13 t/h 15 kW
PE-400×600 400×600 mm 340 mm 40–90 mm 10–35 t/h 30 kW
PE-500×750 500×750 mm 425 mm 50–100 mm 25–60 t/h 55 kW
PE-600×900 600×900 mm 500 mm 65–180 mm 30–85 t/h 55–75 kW
PE-900×1200 900×1200 mm 780 mm 95–255 mm 100–240 t/h 110–132 kW
PE-1200×1500 1200×1500 mm 1020 mm 150–300 mm 250–500 t/h 160 kW
PEX-250×1000 250×1000 mm 210 mm 25–60 mm 10–32 t/h 30–37 kW
PEX-300×1300 300×1300 mm 250 mm 20–90 mm 10–65 t/h 75 kW
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Jaw Crusher Images