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How to Replace a Single Shaft Shredder Blade

2025-11-28 Leave a message
1

Safety Preparation and Equipment Cleaning

  • Completely disconnect power supply to equipment before replacement
  • Turn off main switch and clearly mark power off area
  • Operators must wear protective gloves, goggles, and safety equipment
  • Clean residual material and dust from shredding chamber
  • Verify blade shaft is completely stationary before proceeding
  • Ensure work area is free of obstructions with sufficient space
  • Prepare suitable disassembly tools and verify new blade compatibility
Safety First: Always confirm power is disconnected and blade shaft is stationary before beginning any work.
2

Removal and Inspection of the Old Blade

  • Loosen fasteners securing blade using special tool
  • Remove old blade step by step in sequence
  • Avoid forced prying that could damage blade shaft or mounting surface
  • Inspect blade shaft mounting surface and locating pins for wear
  • Check for deformation or debris accumulation on mounting surfaces
  • Clean surface of oil and debris with appropriate cleaning tools
  • Observe wear patterns on old blade to identify potential issues
3

New Blade Installation and Fixing

  • Clean new blades thoroughly before installation
  • Ensure cutting edge is free of dents and deformation
  • Align blades with cutter shaft according to specified installation direction
  • Secure blades sequentially using appropriate fasteners
  • Follow principle of even force distribution during tightening
  • Gradually tighten each fastener to avoid uneven force
  • Adjust blade spacing to ensure proper interlocking gap
Installation Tip: Avoid contact between blade cutting edge and hard objects during installation to prevent damage.
4

Debugging, Inspection, and Trial Run

  • Manually rotate cutter shaft to check for smooth rotation
  • Verify no jamming, abnormal noise, or friction
  • Confirm all fasteners are secure before power connection
  • Connect power supply for no-load trial run
  • Observe equipment operating status and blade rotation stability
  • Check for wobbling or abnormal vibration during operation
  • Add small amount of material for load test after stable no-load run
Final Check: Only resume normal operation after confirming no problems to avoid equipment malfunctions.