A jaw crusher liner plate is a critical wear part in a jaw crusher machine, which protects the main frame of the crusher and directly interacts with the crushed material. Here’s a detailed overview:
1. Function of Jaw Crusher Liner Plates
- Protect the Jaw Crusher Frame: Absorb impact and wear from crushing hard rocks, ores, and other materials.
- Determine Crushing Efficiency: The shape and design affect particle size distribution.
- Replaceable Wear Part: Liners are periodically replaced to maintain crusher performance.
- Fixed & Movable Jaw Plates:
- Material Options:
- Straight/Flat Liners: For fine crushing or softer materials.
- Curved/Wavy Liners: Improve grip on hard rocks for better crushing efficiency.
- Chevron/Tooth Patterns: Enhance material grip and reduce slippage.
- Material hardness & abrasiveness
- Feed size & crusher settings (CSS – Closed Side Setting)
- Operating conditions (moisture, contamination)
- Proper installation & alignment
- Regularly check for wear and replace liners before excessive damage occurs.
- Rotate or flip liners to extend service life (if double-sided).
- Ensure proper tightening to avoid movement during operation.
- Visible cracks or severe wear (~60–70% worn).
- Reduced crushing efficiency or uneven product size.
- Increased power consumption due to poor liner condition.
- Metso, Sandvik, Terex, Kleemann, FLSmidth, and local foundries.
2. Types of Jaw Crusher Liners
– Fixed jaw liner (stationary die) – Attached to the crusher’s fixed frame.
– Movable jaw liner (swing die) – Moves with the swing jaw to crush material.
– Manganese Steel (Mn14, Mn18, Mn22): Most common due to high toughness and work-hardening properties.
– High Chrome Iron: Used for highly abrasive materials but less impact-resistant than manganese.
– Composite Materials: Combine metal alloys for better wear resistance.
3. Design & Tooth Profiles

4. Factors Affecting Liner Life

5. Maintenance Tips
6. Replacement Signs
7. Leading Manufacturers
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