What Is a Good Jaw Crusher for 200 TPH?

Quick Takeaways

Most 200 t/h projects shortlist PE-750x1060 or PE-800x1060.
Feed size and hardness decide whether you need the larger PE-900x1200.
Plan 20-30% capacity buffer to handle feed fluctuation.
Confirm CSS and downstream screen target before final model lock.

Quick model shortlist for 200 t/h target

Typical shortlist: PE-750x1060 (80-320 t/h), PE-800x1060 (110-320 t/h), and PE-900x1200 (140-450 t/h). Start from feed size first, then verify output gradation and liner wear expectations.

Input data your supplier needs

Share these five items to get a valid recommendation: max feed lump size, moisture/clay level, target throughput, target output size, and operating hours per day. Without these, model selection is often inaccurate.

Practical recommendation

If your design target is a stable 200 t/h on hard granite, avoid selecting the absolute minimum model. Choose a unit with headroom for wear and seasonal feed variation, then pair it with a cone crusher and correctly sized vibrating screen.

FAQ

Which jaw crusher models are commonly used near 200 t/h?

PE-750x1060 and PE-800x1060 are common starting points. Move up to PE-900x1200 if feed is larger or rock hardness is high.

What data should I provide before choosing a 200 t/h model?

Provide max feed size, rock type and hardness, moisture level, target output size, and operating hours. These inputs are required for reliable model selection.