As mining equipment, jaw crushers are bound to fail when working in harsh environments. Among them, shaking has a significant impact on production and needs to be solved in time. To solve the shaking problem, the first task is to find out the cause of it. Shaking may be caused by a variety of factors, such as equipment aging, loose or unbalanced parts, etc. Therefore, it is very important to conduct an in-depth analysis of the causes of the jaw crusher shaking problem so that effective measures can be taken to solve it, ensure the stable operation of the equipment, and ensure production efficiency.

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Reason 1: Loose or broken screws

As a fixed equipment, the jaw crusher needs to be firmly fixed to the foundation during installation, and the screws play a key role. If the screws are loose or broken during production, the machine will shake slightly. If not handled in time, the shaking will intensify. Long-term use will cause the screws to break completely and the machine to shake violently. To avoid this problem, it is necessary to check the screw status regularly. Once loose or broken, tighten or replace them immediately to ensure that the jaw crusher is firmly fixed to the foundation. Only in this way can the crusher maintain a stable working state and efficiently complete the crushing task. Therefore, timely maintenance of the screw state is the key to ensure the stable operation of the jaw crusher.

Reason 2: The flywheel deviates from its original position

The flywheel is one of the important parts of the jaw crusher. When it is installed, its position inside the equipment is fixed. However, if the staff makes an installation error during installation, it will cause the component to deviate from its original position, causing the center of gravity of the machine to be unbalanced, and then shaking. The solution to this phenomenon is to adjust the installation position of the flywheel.