Crusher failures during production are primarily caused by wear and tear and improper use. Therefore, some malfunctions can be mitigated through operational measures. Here are three key steps to minimize these issues.

1. Maintaining Proper Temperature Control

Under normal operating conditions, all parts of a crusher operate within a normal temperature range. Abnormal temperatures indicate possible damage to a component, particularly bearings. Therefore, when abnormal temperatures occur, a thorough inspection of the equipment is necessary to identify the source of the abnormality and address it promptly to restore the equipment to normal operation.

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2. Maintaining Effective Dust Control and Removal

Due to the unique operating environment of a crusher, a large amount of dust and fine particles are inevitably generated during operation. Failure to properly prevent and remove dust can cause significant damage to the equipment. The impact of dust particles, especially when they enter the lubrication system, can significantly accelerate equipment wear and shorten the crusher's service life. This can easily lead to equipment failures. Therefore, proper dust prevention and removal is crucial during daily operation.

3. Protective Measures When Crushing Corrosive Materials

Due to their wide range of applications, crushing corrosive materials such as acids and alkalis can easily damage equipment components. Typically, these materials require acid and alkali reduction treatment before crushing, or require specialized crusher components. The specific solution should be carefully considered based on the specific environment, requirements, and cost.