The Soda Feldspar PE Series Jaw Crusher Machine is a specialized crushing equipment designed for processing soda feldspar, a key raw material in ceramics, glass, and other industrial applications. Here’s a detailed breakdown of its features, working principles, and applications:
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1. Key Features of PE Series Jaw Crusher for Soda Feldspar
– High Crushing Efficiency: Optimized jaw plate design ensures effective crushing of hard and brittle materials like feldspar.
– Durable Construction: Made from high-quality materials (e.g., manganese steel) to withstand abrasion from feldspar’s hardness (~6 on the Mohs scale).
– Adjustable Discharge Size: Allows control over output particle size (typically 10–350 mm) for downstream processes.
– Low Energy Consumption: Efficient motor design reduces operational costs.
– Stable Performance: Robust structure minimizes vibration and noise.
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2. Working Principle
– The motor drives the eccentric shaft, causing the movable jaw to move cyclically against the fixed jaw.
– Soda feldspar is fed into the crushing chamber and compressed between the jaws until it reaches the desired size.
– Crushed material exits through the discharge opening, adjustable via a wedge or hydraulic system.
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3. Technical Specifications (Example: PE-600×900 Model)
| Parameter | Specification |
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| Feed Opening | 600×900 mm |
| Max Feed Size | ≤500 mm |
| Discharge Range | 65–160 mm |
| Capacity | 50–180 t/h |
| Motor Power | 55–75 kW |
| Weight | ~15.5 tons |
*(Note: Customizable based on production needs.)*
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4. Applications
– Ceramics Industry: Crushing soda feldspar for use in glazes and porcelain.
– Glass Manufacturing: Producing uniform feldspar granules to act as a flux.
– Abrasive & Paint Industries: Fine grinding for fillers or coatings.
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5. Advantages Over Other Crushers
– Jaw Crusher vs. Hammer Crusher:
– Jaw crushers offer better particle shape control (less over-crushing).
– Lower wear rates due to fewer collisions compared to hammer mills.
– Jaw Crusher vs. Roll
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