Designed as a complete primary crushing plant and as a screening plant, the BaiTrack BP-AP mobile unit functions at the same efficiency levels with hard, abrasive rocks and with recycled materials and materials o...
Jaw crushers are heavy-duty primary crushers that use a fixed and a movable jaw to crush large rocks and ores into smaller, manageable sizes. Common in mining, quarrying and demolition, they handle oversized feed and deliver high reduction ratios and reliable throughput. Buyers should consider feed opening, capacity, wear parts availability, and compatibility with their tracked or stationary crushing plants.
Check jaw plates and liners for wear, frame and cheek plate condition, bearings, toggles, drive components and hydraulic systems. Verify service history, hours, and any repairs. Confirm feed opening size and capacity meet your needs.
Jaw crushers are heavy; plan for low-loader or flatbed transport. Use certified lifting points, consider partial disassembly (flywheel, conveyors) to lower height/weight, and secure all loose parts. Confirm permits and route limits for oversized loads.
Regularly inspect and replace jaw plates, grease bearings per schedule, check toggle and tensioning systems, monitor drive belts and pulleys, and keep dust seals intact. Maintain lubrication, tighten fasteners, and follow the manufacturer’s inspection intervals.