Industrial Baler Operation Guidelines
The following key points should be paid attention to when the Industrial Baler Machine is in operation to ensure safety and efficiency:
1
Pre-operation Inspection
- Confirm all parts are connected tightly
- Check hydraulic system oil level is normal and leak-free
- Ensure power supply voltage is stable (e.g., 380V three-phase electricity matches equipment parameters)
- Verify safety protection devices (emergency stop buttons, guardrails) are intact
2
Material Adaptability
- Handle materials strictly according to rated parameters
- Avoid over-range packaging (light machines cannot handle heavy metals)
- Prevent component damage from overload
3
Operation Specifications
- Operators must be properly trained
- Prohibited to reach into compression chamber while running
- Never add materials or adjust components during packaging process
4
Hydraulic System Maintenance
- Monitor hydraulic oil temperature (usually not exceeding 60°C)
- Replace filter element regularly
- Immediately stop machine if oil leakage or abnormal noise occurs
- Avoid high-pressure oil spray injuries
5
Use of Strapping Tape
- Ensure strapping tape specifications match equipment
- Joints must be firm and secure
- Avoid loose packages from strap breakage
- Maintain transportation safety
6
Equipment Cleaning
- Regularly clean impurities (metal debris, hard objects)
- Prevent mechanical structure jams
- Keep heat dissipation holes unobstructed
- Avoid motor overheating
7
Emergency Handling
- Know location of emergency stop button
- Immediately stop machine during jamming or failure
- Cut power supply before troubleshooting
- Never force equipment to start
Important: Always follow manufacturer's specific safety guidelines for your particular baler model.
Following the above points can extend the life of the equipment, reduce safety risks, and ensure efficient and stable packaging operations.
