1. Assess Raw Material Condition & Moisture Content
- Excessive moisture, oil, or impurities cause adhesion inside the mold.
- Strict pre‑screening and drying of raw materials are essential.
- Ensure feed is clean and dry to minimize clogging risk at the source.
2. Inspect & Replace Worn Components
- Worn mold walls, deformed ram, or aging seals cause uneven pressure and jams.
- Routine checks on vulnerable parts are critical.
- Repair or replace mold and ram promptly to maintain precision and smooth operation.
3. Optimize Hydraulic System & Pressure Parameters
- Insufficient hydraulic pressure or blocked lines prevent proper compaction.
- Regularly inspect pump station, valves, and piping for stable pressure.
- Fine‑tune pressing pressure based on material characteristics to avoid accumulation.
4. Standardize Operating Procedures & Shutdown Cleaning
- Strictly control feed amount to prevent overloading.
- Establish a post‑shift cleaning protocol.
- Thoroughly clear residual material from the molding mold and discharge channels after each shutdown.
