A mobile jaw crusher with a 20 mm output size is suitable for processing non-metallic materials, construction waste and ores at small and medium-sized sites. It is used on construction sites, in quarries and at waste processing facilities. When selecting a machine, consider its capacity, the strength of the jaw plates and its suitability for the materials to be processed. To ensure a long service life, carry out regular technical inspections, avoid overloading the machine and feed the raw material evenly.
A mobile jaw crusher with a 20 mm output size is ideal for processing non-metallic materials, construction waste and ore components at small and medium-sized production sites, whilst choosing the right model ensures reliable operation without unplanned downtime and reduces operating costs.
This model of crusher performs excellently on construction sites when preparing aggregate for concrete, in quarries during the primary processing of limestone and granite, and at construction waste processing facilities, where a uniform fraction free from unwanted impurities is required for subsequent sale or reuse.
First and foremost, you should assess the machine’s performance in relation to the volume of your daily tasks; also pay attention to the durability of the jaw assembly, on which the service life of the equipment directly depends; don’t forget to check that it is suitable for the types of materials you plan to crush, to avoid rapid wear and tear on the parts.
Carry out regular scheduled inspections of friction components and replace worn parts in good time; do not overload the crusher beyond the feed rate specified in the technical documentation; and ensure that material is fed into the feed hopper at a steady rate, This will help prevent misalignment and breakdowns of the working mechanism for many years to come.
