Certainly! Below is an illustration and explanation of a Single Toggle Jaw Crusher, a common type of primary crusher used in mining and aggregate industries.
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Single Toggle Jaw Crusher Diagram
Here’s a simplified representation:
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Fixed Jaw Plate
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Moving Jaw Plate (attached to Pitman)
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Eccentric Shaft → ( ) ← Toggle Plate
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Motor & V-Belt Drive
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Key Components & Working Principle
1. Fixed Jaw Plate – Stationary crushing surface attached to the crusher frame.
2. Moving Jaw Plate – Swings in an elliptical motion due to the eccentric shaft.
3. Eccentric Shaft – Rotates via motor and belt drive, creating the oscillating motion.
4. Toggle Plate – Acts as a safety mechanism and helps transmit crushing force.
5. Pitman – Connects the moving jaw to the eccentric shaft.
6. Spring Return System – Ensures the jaw returns after crushing..jpg)
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How It Works
- The motor drives the eccentric shaft via belts/pulleys.
- As the shaft rotates, the pitman moves elliptically, forcing the moving jaw against the fixed jaw.
- Material fed into the crushing chamber is compressed and broken into smaller pieces.
- The crushed material exits through the discharge opening at the bottom.
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Advantages of Single Toggle Design
✔ Simpler construction than double toggle
✔ Lower maintenance
✔ Higher capacity for given size
✔ Efficient crushing motion 
Would you like a more detailed CAD-style diagram or specific dimensions? Let me know how I can refine this illustration!





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