Hebei Jinge Hoisting Machinery
Manufacturing Co. Ltd.
Hebei Jinge Hoisting Machinery
Manufacturing Co. Ltd.
by Jinge on 2023-06-08
The steel plate clamp seems to be very strong, once the quality of the steel plate clamp is affected by poor maintenance and storage, it will also become very fragile, and accidents are likely to occur during the hoisting process. In order to avoid accidents, we must do a good job in the storage and maintenance of steel plate clamps. So where should the steel plate clamp be stored after use? What preparations need to be done before storage? Are there any operations that cannot be ignored before storage?
1. After the steel plate clamp is used, we should clean the steel plate clamp in time, wipe off the dust, water stains, and other dirt on the surface of the equipment, and ensure that the surface of the steel plate clamp is dry.
2. Do cleaning regularly, don't let the dirt have a place to hide, use a rag or a steel wool ball to clean up the movable parts and chuck parts of the steel plate clamp and the sundries on the clamping bolts. When encountering debris that cannot be removed, the spherical chuck and clamping bolt should be replaced in time. Extended service life.
3. After cleaning, check whether there are cracks on the surface of the steel plate clamp and whether the hole of the clamp tongue is deformed. The equipment must be repaired in time to avoid delaying the normal use next time.
4. The steel plate clamp is used for a cycle of about 1-15 days, and you need to lubricate it once. make him alive. Lubricate the bolts and bearings of the rotating part of the steel plate clamp and the threaded part of the pressure nut with oil, and then wipe the spherical chuck and the thread of the clamping bolt clean. If it is not wiped clean, the grease attached to the thread is easy to slip, which is very dangerous to operate.
5. Apply a layer of lubricating oil on the surface of the steel plate clamp and store it in a dry environment. When storing, pay attention to store the intact equipment separately from the damaged equipment, so as not to be indistinguishable during use.
