The machine-made sand production line is mainly composed of crushing equipment and sand-making equipment and cooperates with other screening equipment and feeding equipment to complete the production. Users need to pay attention to 3 operation precautions when operating the machine-made sand production line.

1. Precautions before the operation

Do not ignore the operating instructions. There are many types of sand-making equipment involved in the machine-made sand production line, especially the sand-making machine as its main operating equipment. The relevant operating instructions for these devices cannot be ignored, as accidents may occur if you operate them yourself without experience.

2. Precautions during operation

Since the machine-made sand production line equipment cannot be started with load, it is forbidden to start when there is foreign matter in the equipment. Therefore, before the sand-making equipment is operated, it is necessary to check whether there is residual ore in the sand-making equipment, to avoid electrical tripping and increase the failure rate of equipment parts. When there is foreign matter in the machine-made sand production line equipment, it is forbidden to operate the sand-making equipment.

3. Precautions after the operation

When the machine-made sand production line is running, it should be ensured that the equipment has a sufficient power supply. Even in the event of a power outage, the power to the machine must be cut off first to avoid unnecessary damage due to sudden power calls. In addition, after the sand-making equipment is produced, related items should be sorted out, and the power should be turned off before leaving. If the sand-making equipment is not used for a long time, the power should be turned off.

The above has explained the precautions before, during, and after the operation of the machine-made sand production line from three aspects. The machine-made sand production line equipment must be operated in strict accordance with the requirements of the manual, otherwise improper operation will not only cause damage to the sand-making equipment but may also threaten the safety of operators.