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When should you change a Jaw Liner?

Change or rotate a jaw liner when there is less than 20% life left anywhere along the working face of the jaw liner.

Swing and Fixed jaw liners do not normally wear at the same rate. The wear rate differs from application to application. Typically the ratio is 2 Fixed Jaw liners for every 3 Swing Jaw liners.

Why should you change a Jaw Liner?

Excessively worn jaw liners place additional stresses in the crusher frames and bearings.

Jaw Liners that are worn too thin can crack and damage the crusher body resulting in expensive repairs and prolonged downtime.

Worn Jaw liners affect production and draw more power.

Figure 1 above:  Shows the Liner profile, H is the tooth height of a new liner and 20% of H is an indication of when to rotate the Jaw liner.

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