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Lubrication chapter of knotter maintenance
Date: 2024-05-14Read: 2
The lifespan of a knotter fundamentally depends on the product itself, but necessary maintenance and upkeep are essential. Just like how a good car or motorcycle can explode when it lacks oil, causing engine damage, a poorly lubricated knotter can also cause serious damage such as shaft burst and jamming.
So how to maintain the knotter normally? Today, I will introduce to you the knowledge points about knotter lubrication. About knotter lubrication
·Lubricating grease selection
Select 0-3 # lithium based grease according to the requirements of the baler manufacturer based on the ambient temperature and oil injection device;
·Number of lubrication points
Each knotter has 6 lubrication injection points, and the amount of grease injected is based on the corresponding lubrication area where grease is extruded;
Select 0-3 # lithium based grease according to the requirements of the baler manufacturer based on the ambient temperature and oil injection device;
·Number of lubrication points
Each knotter has 6 lubrication injection points, and the amount of grease injected is based on the corresponding lubrication area where grease is extruded;
·Oil gun nozzle selection
When the centralized lubrication system is not installed, use the original Rasber nozzle, which is tightly sealed without oil leakage and easy to plug and unplug;
·Lubrication frequency
For those who have not installed an automatic lubrication system, lubricate 1-2 times a day according to the recommended time interval of the baler manufacturer; For those who install an automatic lubrication system, set the lubrication time interval and grease injection duration according to the parameters recommended by the baler manufacturer.
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