Primary Jaw Crusher - 2418 - 3020 - 3222 - 3632 - 3624 - 4432

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Primary Jaw Crusher - 2418 - 3020 - 3222 - 3632 - 3624 - 4432 Specification

Model
2418 / 3020 / 3222 / 3632 / 3624 / 4432

Rotation
Fixed/single toggle motion

Product Type
Primary Jaw Crusher

General Use
Crushing of hard rocks, ores, and minerals

Material
Manganese steel jaw plates, Heavy-duty steel body

Type
Jaw Crusher

Capacity
20 TPH to 150 TPH depending on model

Weight (kg)
Approx. 5,500 kg to 26,000 kg as per model

Computerized
No

Automatic
No

CNC Or Not
Not CNC

Control System
Manual Control

Floor Space
Varies by model

Spindle Speed
Fixed/Adjustable depending on model

Power
30 HP to 150 HP depending on model

Voltage
415 V, 3 Phase, 50 Hz

Dimension (L*W*H)
2418: 2100x1650x1820 mm, 3020: 2650x1900x1950 mm, 3222: 2900x2100x2150 mm, 3632: 3450x2350x2440 mm, 3624: 3450x2350x2300 mm, 4432: 4100x2600x2600 mm

Feature
Rugged construction, Easy maintenance, High Crushing Ratio

Color
Standard Industrial (Yellow/Red/Custom)

Discharge Size (mm)
75-200 (adjustable per model)

Eccentric Shaft Material
Alloy Steel

Max Feed Size (mm)
450 to 750 as per model

Flywheel
Heavy duty, dynamically balanced

Jaw Plate Material
High Manganese Steel

Feed Opening Size (mm)
610x460, 760x510, 825x560, 915x800, 915x610, 1120x800 as per model

Application
Mining, Quarry, Aggregate, Infrastructure Projects

Lubrication
Grease/Oil bath type

About Primary Jaw Crusher - 2418 - 3020 - 3222 - 3632 - 3624 - 4432

Higher Production as compared to Mark I
Minimum Maintenance Cost
1 Year Guarantee on all Parts (Except Jaw Pl, Side Pl, Gutka & Gutka Bolt)
Forged & Hardened Alloy Steel Shaft
Heat Treated Body and Pitman
High Quality Bearings
Keyless Flywheel
Hydraulic Jaw Adjustment in Primary Crushers
Prompt After Sales Service

Technical Specifications - Primary Jaw Crushers

Model No.	MC Size	Max Feed Size	Output Size	Minimum Jaw Setting	Min Crushing Capacity	Max Crushing Capacity	Motor HP	RPM
2418 RHINO MK-II	24" x 18"	15"	125 mm	4"	50 TPH	75 TPH	50 HP	250
3020 RHINO MK-II	30" x 20"	17"	125 mm	4"	75 TPH	100 TPH	60 HP	250
3222 RHINO MK-II	32" x 22"	19"	125 mm	4"	100 TPH	120 TPH	75 HP	250
3624 RHINO MK-II	36" x 24"	21"	125 mm	4"	120 TPH	150 TPH	75 HP	250
3632 RHINO MK-II	36" x 32"	26"	125 mm	4"	150 TPH	180 TPH	100 HP	250
4432 RHINO MK-II	44" x 32"	26"	125 mm	4"	180 TPH	220 TPH	150 HP	250

Rugged Construction for Demanding Applications

Built with a heavy-duty steel body and high manganese steel jaw plates, this series of jaw crushers provides longevity and reliable performance under harsh conditions. The machines are specifically targeted for mining, quarrying, aggregate production, and infrastructure projects, excelling at primary-stage reduction for hard materials.

Flexible Configurations for Varied Needs

The jaw crushers come in multiple models, each offering different feed opening sizes, dimensions, and capacities ranging from 20 to 150 TPH. Adjustable discharge settings and power requirements accommodate a wide spectrum of application requirements, making these machines highly adaptable for project-specific installations.

FAQ's of Primary Jaw Crusher - 2418 - 3020 - 3222 - 3632 - 3624 - 4432:

Q: How do I select the right model of Primary Jaw Crusher for my application?

A: Model selection depends on your required feed size, desired capacity (20 TPH to 150 TPH), and project space. Review the feed opening sizes (610x460 mm to 1120x800 mm) and match them to your material specifications and volume needs. Our team can assist you in determining the best fit for your operation.

Q: What process does the Primary Jaw Crusher use to crush materials?

A: The jaw crusher utilizes a fixed and a moving jaw plate to generate compressive force on hard rocks, ores, or minerals. As material enters between the jaw plates, the moving plate crushes it against the fixed one, reducing the size for further processing. The single toggle motion ensures consistent and efficient crushing.

Q: Where are these jaw crushers most commonly used?

A: These jaw crushers are widely employed in mining, quarrying, and aggregate production sites, as well as infrastructure projects. Their rugged design and reliable performance also make them ideal for any environment where the primary size reduction of hard rock or minerals is essential.

Q: What materials are used in the construction of the Primary Jaw Crusher?

A: The crushers feature high manganese steel for the jaw plates and a heavy-duty steel body for durability and maximum wear resistance. The eccentric shaft is constructed from alloy steel, and the flywheel is dynamically balanced to ensure smooth operation.

Q: How do I maintain and service the jaw crusher?

A: Regular maintenance includes checking jaw plate wear, ensuring proper lubrication (using grease or oil bath as indicated), and inspecting the mechanical components for wear or misalignment. Easy-access design and manual control simplify maintenance, and our support team offers guidance as required.

Q: What are the benefits of using a non-automatic, manual control jaw crusher?

A: Manual control ensures straightforward operation with minimal training. It reduces electrical complexity and is ideal for remote sites or areas lacking sophisticated automation infrastructure. Rugged build and simple controls mean less downtime and lower service costs.

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