Maintenance and Care for 300-Ton-Per-Hour Sand Making Machines After Prolonged Operation

The following outlines recommended maintenance and care procedures:

I. Regular Equipment Inspections

During operation, sand making equipment is subjected to multiple forces, making regular inspections crucial. Check for wear, loose components, and cracks to ensure timely identification and resolution of issues. This safeguards stable operation, prevents production interruptions due to faults, and mitigates safety hazards.

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II. Maintain Equipment Cleanliness

Sand-making equipment accumulates dust and debris during operation. Failure to clean promptly impedes smooth functioning and shortens service life. To ensure efficient performance and extend equipment longevity, regular internal and external cleaning is vital. Effectively remove accumulated dust and contaminants to guarantee continuous, stable production.

III. Lubricate Equipment

Lubricating oil is indispensable for the smooth operation of sand-making equipment. Sand production plants must master lubrication techniques, regularly replace lubricants, and meticulously inspect both quality and quantity to maintain equipment performance and guarantee continuous, stable production.

IV. Prioritise Safety

Sand production equipment carries inherent safety risks during operation. Consequently, plants must accord paramount importance to equipment safety. Conduct regular inspections to verify the integrity of safety devices, ensuring no hazards arise during equipment operation.