Jaw crusher for coal processing
Jaw crusher
Jaw crusher Machine is used for crushing Coal in the coal breaking processing. The general hardness of coal is 1-4. After coarse crushing by jaw crusher, fine crushing by impact crusher, and sieved by vibrating screen, coal can be processed and crushed into different sizes of the requirements. Gulin jaw crusher, impact crusher for coal crushing have been widely used in the coal industry and mining industry, for its high and unique quality. They can crush coal at large quantity and high efficiency. In addition, Gulin vertical shaft impact crusher can crush coal into much smaller sizes to meet specific requirements
Jaw crusher for iron ore processing
In the iron ore processing plant, the most commonly used crushers are jaw crusher, impact crusher, cone crusher and mobile crusher. Jaw crusher is used in primary crushing station. It can crush iron ore into small sizes. Thus, these small iron ore can enter into the iron ore mill such as ball mill for grinding.
Jaw crusher used for other minerals breaking processing
Jaw Crushers are configured for primary crushing of even hardest rock. Based on principle of crushing without rubbing Minimum dust Oil lubrication, Law wear parts Gap adjustment and overload protection High capacity, High operational reliability Long service and life time Easy replacement of wear and spare part Wide range of application.
- Black trap, Basalt
- Granite, River gravel
- Bauxite, Hard Rock
- Lime Stone, Coal
- Iron ore, manganese ore
- Capacity up to 450 mm
- Feeding size up to 1260 mm aprox
- Final grain size Reduction ratio 1:8
About India
India is rich in mineral resources; it has the world’s fourth-largest reserves of coal. Other major natural resources as well as iron ore, manganese, mica, iron, bauxite, Titanium Ore, chromite, natural gas, petroleum, diamonds, limestone, and arable land, and so on. Reserves of bauxite and coal production is accounted for fifth place in the world, MICA exports 60% of total world exports. By the end of 1996, India key resources recoverable reserves are estimated at: 46.389 billion tons of coal (excluding coal), 9.754 billion tons of iron ore, bauxite 2.253 billion tons of chromite 124 million tons, 65.5 million tons of manganese ore, zinc 5.89 million tons, 3.52 million tons of copper, lead-1.36 million tonnes, 68.477 billion tonnes of limestone, phosphate 81 million tonnes, gold 86 tons, 896 million tons of oil, 697 billion cubic meters of natural gas. In addition, there are mica, gypsum, diamonds and titanium, thorium, uranium and other minerals.