This utility model discloses a
construction waste crushing device, comprising a base, a
drive motor, a crushing frame, an eccentric shaft, and a
pulley assembly. The crushing frame contains a detachable fixed jaw plate and a movable jaw plate, the movable jaw plate being hinged to the crushing frame via a connecting rod. The device also includes a top-feeding
assembly, whose pressure rod passes through the crushing frame and has a top-feeding rod. A
torsion spring at the center of rotation of the pressure rod causes the top-feeding rod to approach the jaw plate gap. The top-feeding
assembly further includes a fixed plate, a push rod, and an eccentric
cam. When the eccentric shaft rotates, the eccentric
cam presses against the push rod, causing the push plate to intermittently drive the pressure rod, causing the top-feeding rod to intermittently push into the gap. First and second pulleys are respectively provided at the
mating points of the pressure rod and push plate, and the push rod and eccentric
cam, to reduce friction. An
inertia wheel is provided at one end of the eccentric shaft, and both the
inertia wheel and the large
pulley have weight-reducing holes. The large
pulley also has reinforcing ribs. This device achieves automatic anti-jamming through mechanical linkage, has a compact structure, low
energy consumption, and is suitable for efficient crushing of
construction waste.