How to maintain the Biaxial High Speed ​​Disperser to extend its service life?

1. Equipment placement:
Make sure the Biaxial High Speed ​​Disperser is placed on a level and solid ground, and keep the surrounding environment clean and well ventilated.
2. Regular inspection:
Check the operating status of the equipment before use, especially the bearing part. If it is damaged or loose, replace or repair it in time.
3. Operation safety:
Operators should wear work clothes that meet safety standards and wear personal protective equipment such as protective glasses and gloves.
4. Pre-start inspection:
Before starting, check whether the oil temperature has reached the set working temperature, and confirm the location and use of portable fire-fighting equipment.
5. Shutdown procedure:
After completing the task, reduce the speed of the disperser to the minimum, turn off the power after the equipment stops completely, and record the working conditions.
6. System training:
Operators must receive system training, including equipment structure, principle, operating procedures, emergency handling, etc.
7. Daily maintenance:
Check the exhaust filter cloth on the disperser cover every day and clean it regularly.
8. Lubrication and maintenance:
The V-belts should be of equal length and appropriate tightness. The gears, bearings, balls, shafts, sleeves and cylinders of the rotating parts of the disperser should be oiled once a week.
9. Fuel tank maintenance:
The oil tank uses 46# hydraulic oil, which should be replaced and cleaned every six months, and the filter should be cleaned once a month.
10. Inspection of wearing parts:
Regularly check the wearing parts of the disperser, such as bearings, oil seals, etc., and replace them immediately if they are worn.
11. Power supply stability:
Use a stable power supply to avoid damage to the equipment.
12. Regular maintenance:
Perform regular maintenance according to the requirements of the equipment manufacturer, including replacement of wearing parts, cleaning of internal pipes and inspection of equipment operation status.