1. Strict Safety Protocols & Preparation
- Cut off power and hydraulic sources before maintenance; ensure equipment is fully stopped.
- Wear appropriate PPE (gloves, goggles) and place warning signs.
- Prevent unauthorized operation during maintenance.
2. Routine Daily Cleaning & Inspection
- Use soft cloths or tools to clear dust, oil stains, and metal debris.
- Check connecting bolts for looseness; inspect hydraulic hoses for aging or leaks.
- Verify safety sensors and limit switches are clean and functioning.
3. Periodic Lubrication & Component Care
- Apply appropriate lubricating oil to moving parts (cam surfaces, connecting shafts) per guidelines.
- Avoid over‑oiling; prevent lubricants from dripping onto belts or hydraulic tracks.
- Proper lubrication prevents mechanical failures.
4. Intelligent Monitoring Simplifies Upkeep
- Advanced PLC continuously monitors hydraulic pressure, oil temperature, and operational status.
- Automated monitoring helps identify potential issues early.
- Makes daily maintenance manageable and highly efficient.
