Accidents around the use of a jaw crusher can be as simple as a sprained ankle or as monumental as a life-threatening incident. Here are a few common causes of injuries:

An up-close shot of a jaw crusher shows a safety railing and an emergency stop button. Photos courtesy of McLanahan Corp. Safety requires a proactive attitude to prevent …

In this article, we will discuss common risks associated with jaw crushers, required safety equipment, safe operating procedures, and proper maintenance practices to ensure a secure working environment for you and your team.

While they are highly efficient, operating a jaw crusher requires adhering to strict safety and operational protocols to ensure both the equipment's longevity and the safety of personnel. …

Jaw Crusher Safety . When a crusher breaks a rock, small pieces may become airborne. This is known as PLY ROCK and can be quite dangerous, especially to the eyes. For this reason proper safety glasses or goggles …

New equipment and technologies have emerged to minimize some of the dangers associated with clearing a blocked crusher. These have surely eliminated some accidents and …

Check safety devices: Ensure that all safety guards, emergency stop buttons, and alarms are in good working condition. Verify material feed size: Confirm that the material to be …

Monitor wear on crusher components such as jaw plates, impact bars, and cone mantles. Replace worn or damaged wear parts promptly to maintain optimal crushing …

Mobile crushers are used in a wide range of industries, including quarrying, ore processing and recycling of demolition waste. This guidance is for all those with responsibilities for the...