The Method to Reduce the Wear of Concrete Mixer

Because the wear of concrete mixer brings a lot of trouble to the customers and varying degrees of wear, and it affects the normal work of concrete mixer. The wear can not be avoided, but users can reduce the degree of wear, and how to reduce it?

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The first is the lubrication of concrete mixer. There are many places needing lubrication of concrete mixer SICOMA MPC planetary concrete mixer, and the method and volume of lubricant are not same. Some times, it is necessary to replace with new lubricant and need time quantitative to add lubricant. So users must understand these lubrication technologies to ensure concrete mixer lubrication.

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Easy wear parts of concrete mixer are: vibrating screen, mixing blades, surface of concrete mixer and mixing drum. How to reduce the wear of them? Vibratory bearing wear is the key to vibrating screen, and users must select high quality bearing and suitable lubricating device. Users need lubricate the bearing regularly. The mixing blades need to stir concrete, so the wear of mixing blades is generally more serious which needs users to avoid hard subjects or steel wire stirring concrete in mixing drum when feeding materials. It needs to maintain mixing blades regularly. The causes of concrete mixer surface wear are: microseismic planetary centrifugal mixer, sliding, shock, scratches, rust mobile concrete mixer, etc., which need users to pay attention when using it, to avoiding collisions and keeping the surface clean and timely removing the rust. The mixing drum is also easy to wear which needs users clean it when finishing using it, to avoid the solidification of concrete in mixing drum.