Visual Inspection: Inspect the rock splitter daily for any obvious damage or deformation, especially in critical areas such as connectors and cylinders. Address any damage promptly to prevent further malfunction.
Equipment Cleaning: Clean the rock splitter regularly to remove surface rock debris, dust, and other impurities to prevent them from entering and affecting normal operation. Wipe with a clean cloth; use a mild detergent if necessary.
Lubrication of Components: Add lubricant to parts requiring lubrication, such as cylinders and pistons, according to the prescribed schedule to ensure smooth operation and reduce wear.
Inspect Connections: Tighten all connecting bolts to prevent loosening that could cause component displacement or detachment, affecting the rock splitter's performance.
Check the Air System: Inspect air pipes for damage or leaks, and ensure joints are secure. Ensure the air system is unobstructed and pressure is stable, providing a reliable air supply for the rock splitter.
Performance Testing: Conduct regular simple performance tests, such as observing the impact force and frequency, to identify and address potential problems promptly.
By following these daily maintenance points, the stable operation of the mining pneumatic rock splitter can be effectively ensured, its service life extended, and work efficiency improved.
