The Frederick Parker jaw crusher remains a benchmark in crushing technology, renowned for its rugged construction and high efficiency in primary crushing applications. Designed for hard rock and abrasive materials, it forms the backbone of sand and aggregate production lines worldwide.
– Feed Opening: 800x500mm to 1500x1300mm
– Capacity: 50–800 TPH (varies with material hardness)
– Power: 75–400 kW electric motor
– Adjustable CSS: 50–250mm for precise output control
– Construction: Heavy-duty cast steel frame, manganese jaw plates
| Model | Max Feed Size (mm) | Output Range (mm) | Weight (tons) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Parker 800×500 | 650 | 50–150 | 12.5 |
| Parker 1200×900 | 1000 | 75–200 | 28.3 |
| Parker 1500×1300 | 1200 | 100–250 | 45.6 |
The Parker jaw crusher is typically paired with cone crushers or impactors for secondary reduction and vibrating screens to classify aggregates. A typical layout includes:
1. Primary crushing (Parker jaw) → 2. Secondary cone crusher → 3. Screening → 4. Sand washing (optional).
– Q: How often should jaw plates be replaced? A: Manganese jaws last ~500–700 hours in granite; monitor wear monthly.
– Q: Can it handle recycled concrete? A: Yes, but pre-screen to remove rebar.
– Q: Minimum recommended CSS? A: Never below 50mm to avoid excessive wear.
– Q: Noise mitigation options? A: Acoustic enclosures reduce levels to <85dB.
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