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Why the V-shaped chamber raises jaw crusher capacity
A deeper symmetrical chamber, higher speed and a larger stroke all point the same way: more tonnes per hour at lower energy per tonne.

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A deeper symmetrical chamber, higher speed and a larger stroke all point the same way: more tonnes per hour at lower energy per tonne.
Both do secondary crushing. The choice comes down to how often you change cavities, how hard the rock is, and who runs the plant.
China's first vertical shaft impact crusher came out of our works in 1989. Thirty-five years of field data went back into the rotor.