Jaw Crushers In Action! Crushing Rocks, Concrete, Granite, Bricks, Asphalt, Quartz, Glass MBMM

Our jaw crushers have crushed a lot of different stuff over the years and we wanted to make a video of some of the best shots. We have several different sizes of jaw crushers we sell and they do a great job at crushing any brittle or hard material and reducing the size by up to 10:1 in some applications. All of these videos clips are from our YouTube video library so if you want more info on a clip you see in this video you can find the full length video by searching though our past videos. If you have any questions or want any more info please give us a call/email, otherwise sit back and enjoy 16 minutes of jaw crushers in action.

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[JohanA-uhyg]

I been using your mid sized crusher for two months now but the neighbors in the apartment below complain alot. Do you have a more silent model?

[Javelina_Poppers]

Worked at an Arizona copper mine in their mill and crusher area as part of the maintenance crew. The jaw crusher would break up the ore to then be fed into the Symons cone crusher to get it down to pea sized gravel for the ball mills. Even after being around these machines day in and day out, I'm still fascinated by their brute strength. Guess I'm like a little kid who likes to watch bulldozers?
On the downside, repairing them isn't any fun when they break down, but that's what I signed up for.

[samuelchappell]

What I find particularly fascinating about the crushers is that you can take any type of rock - natural and/or manmade, and use the finished crushed rock for other things. In Europe, concrete companies are required by law to use a certain percentage of concrete reclaimed from the deconstruction of anything made of concrete. According to the reports, this was done because rock quarries were operating everywhere in Europe. This causes all manners of disruption to the lives of individual citizens, and before the law was passed, most of the concrete from deconstructing buildings, bridges, etc. ended up in landfills - among other places.

[tomhewitt]

That sound is so satisfying. It doesnt really convey how much force is being applied, it just sounds like its crunching hard candy or something

[kolilagephart]

I could really use one of these. My wife has all kinds of collectable plates and hummel figurines that could be turned into valuable driveway gravel.

[kyleferris]

I love the simplicity of these machines. They get a lot done with no unnecessary complexities.

[EZGamingAllDay]

If I had one of these I wouldn't be able to help myself and would have painted eyes on those bolts where you feed the rocks in hahaha

[johnfahey]

I worked with two of these my last job before retirement, it was dusty, dirty but I found a lot of crushed rock had great colors inside. I must have brought 100 pounds home for my Honey’s rock garden. She loved them!

[fiegenfiegen]

Thank you for your videos! I always find it fascinating how applying pressure in a point breaks a rock that, if you put it flat in an hydraulic press, would take tens of thousands of pounds to break. If I may ask: how much pressure do you estimate a jaw crusher applies at the tip of the individual jaw ribs against the material you are crushing? Is there a figure you can share just for curiosity value?

[michellesgarden]

My father fell into an old fashioned one of these 41 years ago. He broke his back in numerous places but don't severe spinal cord....rebuilt his jaw and false teeth, 9 months in traction..then home for a while in a wheelchair then back in traction then home in a wheelchair for another nearly 2 years before he could walk well.
Hes amazingly well at 82 years old these days...considering we had to feed him and shave him even...watching that thing reminds me of how dangerous machines can be

[RTLichable]

Maybe it's just the little boy in some of us, like running over plastic bottles and blowing things up, there something so satisfying watching those rocks being crushed! lol

[mikemike]

I bet my wife's lasagna would break that machine!

[flashD]

I love watching a jaw crusher work. Hearing it is nearly as good. I love even more, running a Northwest shovel to feed the crusher

[tooge]

the discharge from this machine sure would make my driveway much better !

[tracyhanson]

You said listen to the crusher.
That's funny.
Cuz I use to run the primary crusher .
A jaw crusher.
I think it was a cedar rapids.
But I love the rythum of the crushing..
I love that job . I would ask the loader guy to send me some big ones from time to time.
We had 2 bottoons for the feeder. The one had a long cord so you could walk out on the plat form above the jay. I could work the feeder where it would bounce in the way I wanted it to. . The guys liked when I was on the crusher. I could a get few hundred more ton per day than any one else.
When a rock would be dificult we had a loader shank on a long cable we lower down and try to move the rock where it would grab a holt .
I miss those days .
But I was a lot younger back then too.

Sorry to be flapping my gums . Just brought back alot of fun and good memorys

Thank you for sharing

[jimmy]

I currently have low hemoglobin and pica, this has my cravings going wild.

[rhyswerner]

So awesome to see a company making rock crushers the old way!! All these babies need now are a big steam engine to go along with those crushers👌

[shexdensmore]

So are there any dust suppression systems in place.
When dealing with rock and especially glass dust all day long, you need to protect your lungs. Even more so if it's on a regular basis.
Still very impressive.

[Doat]

One of the best things I've seen all day

[JRS]

I'm like that 5 year old kid also; I'm 75! what a great machine. Thanks for this video.