Dual-core Jaw Crusher

The Dual-core Jaw Crusher operates by utilizing two separate crushing mechanisms, often incorporating two jaw chambers or two crushing forces working in parallel. This design enhances the crusher's overall efficiency and throughput.

In this system, two jaws—one stationary and one moving—work simultaneously to crush the material. The material is fed into the machine, where the moving jaw moves back and forth, compressing and breaking down the material between the two jaws. The dual-core design allows for a more uniform and consistent crushing process, as both cores contribute to breaking down the material at the same time.

By using two cores, the crusher can process larger volumes of material more efficiently, resulting in a higher production rate compared to traditional single-jaw crushers. The crushed material then exits through the discharge opening, which can be adjusted to control the output size.

This type of crusher is especially useful for hard rock and heavy-duty applications, where increased capacity and strength are required. The dual-core configuration also helps to reduce wear and tear on each core, extending the lifespan of the machine.