Here’s a description of the three machines you mentioned, along with their typical appearances and functions:
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1. Jaw Crusher
– Appearance: A heavy-duty machine with a fixed vertical “jaw” and a movable jaw that crushes material against the fixed plate.
– Key Features:
– Rectangular inlet (hopper) for feeding raw materials.
– Robust steel frame with flywheels for power transmission.
– Adjustable discharge opening to control output size.
2. Cone Crusher
– Appearance: A conical-shaped machine with a central rotating mantle that gyrates to crush rocks against a concave bowl liner.
– Key Features:
– Taller and narrower than jaw crushers, often with a hopper on top.
– Hydraulic or spring-based adjustment for finer crushing.
3. Sand Making Machine (VSI Crusher)
– Appearance: A vertical shaft impactor with a high-speed rotor that throws rocks against anvils or liners to produce sand-sized particles.
– Key Features:
– Typically has a cubical-shaped chamber with feed tubes.
– Produces uniform sand for construction/concrete.
How to Find Images:
You can search these terms on:
– [Google Images](https://images.google.com/) (e.g., “jaw crusher diagram” or “cone crusher photo”).
– Industrial websites like [Metso](https://www.metso.com/), [Sandvik](https://www.sandvik.com/), or [Liming Heavy Industry](https://www.liming-china.com/) for professional photos/schematics.
Would you like help identifying specific models or applications?