Precautions for Replacing Crusher Blades For Wood

Before replacing the Crusher Blades For Wood, we need to first cut off the power supply of the equipment, and then open the machine body to check the surface usage of the blades when the Crusher Blades For Wood is completely stationary. If the wear of the blades is not significant, we can directly use an oilstone to grind the blades. If the wear is significant, the flat blades can be polished with a flat grinding wheel, and then sharpened with an oilstone precision grinding. If the blade is severely worn, a new blade needs to be replaced.

When replacing a new blade, we need to adjust the angle and height of the blade, while ensuring that the blade edge extends to the outside of the disc. After adjusting the straight height, tighten the pressure bolt to avoid blade movement and damage to the machine. Adjust the gap between the moving and fixed blades according to relevant requirements.

After replacing the blade, it is necessary to check whether the bolts in each part are tight. If there is any looseness, it should be immediately tightened. The pulley should be rolled by hand, and there should be no friction between the machine parts and the casing.

After confirming that there are no problems, you can start the trial run. First, let the Crusher Blades For Wood idle for a few minutes to see if there are any abnormalities. After confirming that there are no problems, you can feed waste wood for processing. During the trial run, if there are any abnormalities, you should immediately cut off the power supply and stop the machine for inspection. Only after troubleshooting and solving the problem can you continue to connect the power supply for production operations to avoid damaging the Crusher Blades For Wood equipment.