During the operation of the crusher, if too many impurities enter the equipment, the damage to the equipment will be quite serious. It not only accelerates the wear of equipment parts, but also destroys the lubricating oil film, causing the temperature of the equipment to rise. These will have an adverse impact on the normal operation of the crusher. In order to reduce the impact of mechanical impurities on the crusher, we should first understand the sources of mechanical impurities. There are two main sources of mechanical impurities: one is dust, soil and other non-metallic substances from the outside world; the other is impurities such as metal shavings and wear products generated by the crusher itself during its working process.
Regarding external impurities, mechanical operators must do a good job of on-site protection to prevent various types of impurities from entering the equipment. As for the impurities generated by the equipment itself, on the one hand, when purchasing equipment, you must choose high-quality crushing equipment. High-quality crushers are less likely to cause wear and tear and reduce the generation of impurities. On the other hand, accessories that have been severely worn must be replaced in time, and high-quality, matching accessories must be replaced. In addition, in the daily maintenance of equipment, lubrication of the equipment must be done well. These are effective measures to reduce the generation of impurities.
