Examination of a new concrete hollow block making machine

If you plan to buy or have a new concrete hollow block making machine on the way, you should be prepared to examine it upon its arrival. Although all concrete machine suppliers would have a scientific test of their machines before delivery, a machine might still be damaged or influenced owing to long journey or long-term laying idle. And you are advised to check a machine in the following aspects.

First, check whether parts of the machine have been damaged or deformed by delivery. And pay special attention to the vulnerable parts like hydraulic pipeline. In case of any damages, contact your supplier instantly. Never do the examination until you are ready to use the machine, for you might miss the opportunity of obtaining free parts within the guarantee period.

Second, figure out whether the fastening parts are loose or not. The bolts and screws should be fastened before the concrete block machine is started for the first time.

Third, inspect the speed reducer and the vibration unit. Appropriate amounts of lubricating oil should be added to the oil cylinder and the lubricating points. This is particularly important, because lack in lube leads to quick wearing of vulnerable parts.

Fourth, the concrete hollow block making machine must be wiped out in an all-round way, and the relative sliding parts of each moving part must be lubricated as required before you test the machine. If the machine is disassembled due to transportation needs, it can be divided into forming device, plate feeding device, feeding device, brick output device, palletizing device, phase electric control device, etc., which must be later assembled in place according to the assembly relationship.

These are examination tips of a new concrete brick machine from Haomei Machinery, a large-scale concrete brick machinery manufacturer specialized in the manufacture of concrete block forming machines for concrete blocks, hollow blocks, fire-free bricks, pavement bricks, porous bricks, water conservancy dam bricks, etc. If you have further questions, welcome to contact us!