How should grinding equipment maintenance be performed? Regular maintenance of grinding equipment can extend its service life. Here, we refer to industrial-grade mineral grinding equipment used in industries such as building materials, chemicals, metallurgy, and powder production. This type of grinding equipment is characterized by its large scale and high precision.

1. During operation, operators must undergo technical training to understand the grinding mill's principles and performance, and become familiar with operating procedures.

2. Conduct regular inspections. Promptly repair or replace wear-prone components such as grinding rollers, grinding rings, and scrapers. Thoroughly examine all connecting bolts, nuts, and plugs for looseness, and ensure adequate lubricant levels.

3. Follow the instruction manual during operation. If equipment malfunctions occur, only qualified technicians should perform repairs. Do not modify the equipment arbitrarily.

4. When replacing grinding rollers after approximately 500 hours of operation, clean all rolling bearings within the roller sleeves and replace any damaged components. Lubrication may be performed manually or using a grease gun.

5. To ensure normal operation of the grinding mill, establish a “Maintenance, Inspection, and Safe Operation Protocol” to guarantee long-term safe operation. Maintain necessary repair tools and lubrication accessories.

Daily maintenance is essential to prevent major issues later. This routine must be consistently followed: After each shutdown, inspect all mechanical bolts for looseness and tighten as needed. Check the lubricant levels in the front and rear bearing chambers of the main unit and replenish as required.