Granulator Manufacturer: How should a plastic granulator be handled when it’s not in use?


Time:

2018-11-29

1. The internal O-rings of the pre‑form plastic pelletizing machine have become damp. If the motor of the pelletizer is not used for an extended period, it must be removed and stored in a clean, dry, well‑ventilated area; do not leave it in a damp environment, as moisture can reduce its insulation resistance, leading to short circuits, electrical leakage, and other issues. 2. When the machine is not in use, store it in a dry, well‑ventilated location. Since the pelletizer is constructed primarily of metal, prolonged exposure to such conditions can easily cause rust, significantly reducing the equipment’s service life. 3. Prevent equipment aging. Rubber components and other non‑metallic parts of the pelletizer, if exposed to oil or moisture, may develop cracks if not addressed promptly—severe cases…

1. Internal components of the pre‑mold plastic pelletizing machine have become damp. If the motor of the plastic pelletizer is not used for an extended period, it must be removed and stored in a clean, dry, well‑ventilated area. Avoid placing it in humid environments to prevent moisture absorption, which can reduce insulation resistance and lead to short circuits, electrical leakage, and other issues.

 

2. When the machine is not in use, store it in a dry, well-ventilated area. Since plastic pelletizers are typically constructed from metal, prolonged exposure can easily lead to rusting, significantly reducing the equipment’s service life.

 

3. Prevent equipment aging. Rubber components and other non‑steel parts in plastic pelletizing machines can crack if exposed to oil or moisture; in severe cases, they may even break. Remove the conveyor belt from the belt conveyor, cover it with plastic wrap, and store it in a dry location. For large equipment such as tires, use a jack to lift it off the ground, maintaining a proper clearance.