Need jaw crusher for bauxite 180 tph in Brazil

For bauxite mining operations in Brazil’s Pará and Minas Gerais regions, a 180 tph primary jaw crusher is a strategic investment to feed downstream washing and grinding circuits. When you need jaw crusher for bauxite 180 tph in Brazil, you require a machine that handles moderately hard, occasionally sticky bauxite with minimal downtime. OCP Mechanical Company supplies factory‑direct Type J jaw crushers engineered for Brazilian bauxite conditions, backed by over 40 years of manufacturing experience and 24/7 online support.

Why a heavy‑duty jaw crusher is a practical choice for bauxite

Bauxite has a variable Bond work index (typically 8‑14 kWh/t) and can contain clay, making feed consistency a challenge. A jaw crusher with a deep crushing chamber and high‑strength pitman can handle occasional wet, sticky material without packing. When you need jaw crusher for bauxite 180 tph in Brazil, the Type J-900x1200 or J-1,100x1,300 with a 160‑200 kW motor is a widely used configuration. At a closed side setting (CSS) of 120‑160 mm, it can deliver 170‑210 tph of minus 150‑200 mm product – ideal for secondary cone crushing or direct rail loading. Note: Product data are constantly updated; the latest specifications should be confirmed with our online customer service.

Many bauxite mines in the Trombetas and Poços de Caldas regions have successfully used this crusher size, reporting jaw plate life of 3,000‑5,000 hours when equipped with Mn18%+Cr alloy.

Key features that reduce your cost per ton of bauxite

When sourcing a jaw crusher for bauxite, focus on features that directly lower operating expenses. The Type J jaw crusher includes reversible Mn18%+Cr jaw plates as standard – they work‑harden quickly and resist abrasion from bauxite gangue. A hydraulic CSS adjustment (optional) allows operators to maintain product size as plates wear, reducing downtime. A vibrating grizzly feeder (sold separately) removes clay and fines before the crusher, further extending liner life and boosting net throughput by 15‑20%. For sticky bauxite, a self‑cleaning feeder option is available. All price information in this article is for reference only; contact our team for a current, site‑specific quote.

Compared to buying through local distributors, OCP’s factory‑direct model typically saves 15‑25% on initial cost and keeps spare parts pricing predictable, with annual operating costs for jaw plates and electricity often below $0.08‑$0.12 per ton under typical Brazilian bauxite conditions.

How to get a firm quote and fast delivery in Brazil

To need jaw crusher for bauxite 180 tph in Brazil, simply click the live chat icon on this page. Provide your feed size (e.g., 600‑800 mm), desired product size, and site location. Within 2‑4 hours you will receive a detailed quotation including ex‑works price, shipping to Santos or Rio de Janeiro, lead time (25‑30 days), and a starter set of jaw plates, toggle plate, and bearings. Actual performance depends on bauxite hardness and clay content; for a site‑specific recommendation, consult our engineers.

After order confirmation, we handle ocean freight and offer remote or on‑site commissioning support. Common jaw plates and wear parts are kept in our São Paulo warehouse for fast after‑sales delivery across Brazil.

Why OCP is your trusted jaw crusher supplier for bauxite in Brazil

Understanding the right crusher for your bauxite operation is only part of the solution – you also need a partner who backs you with local support. OCP Mechanical Company has four decades of experience in hard and medium‑hard rock crushing. Our 24/7 online team assists with CSS adjustment, liner replacement, and troubleshooting. We invite you to request a no‑obligation quote and experience factory‑direct pricing.

For a no‑obligation need jaw crusher for bauxite 180 tph in Brazil, simply click the live chat icon on this page. Our online customer service team is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, to provide free price quotes, equipment recommendations, and installation advice – helping you crush bauxite more efficiently and cost‑effectively.