Proper maintenance of your automatic terminal machine and automatic sheath threading machine is essential for optimal performance, extended lifespan, and high-quality production. Follow these best practices to ensure smooth operation and minimize downtime.

1. Regular Inspection & Component Check

Inspect all machine parts for wear, damage, or loosening.

Replace or repair faulty components immediately to prevent further issues.

Ensure screws, bolts, and moving parts are securely fastened.

2. Cleaning & Environmental Control

Clean the machine regularly to remove dust, debris, and residue.

Maintain a dry and clean internal environment to prevent corrosion.

Keep the workspace well-ventilated to avoid overheating.

Protect the machine from excessive dust and moisture, which can damage sensitive components.

3. Proper Lubrication for Smooth Operation

Apply high-quality lubricant to reduce friction and wear.

Follow the manufacturer’s guidelines for oil type and quantity—avoid over- or under-lubrication.

Focus on moving parts like gears, bearings, and sliding mechanisms.

4. Operational Best Practices

Follow the machine’s operating manual strictly.

Monitor indicator lights and performance metrics for abnormalities.

Adjust settings as needed to maintain precision and efficiency.

5. Post-Operation Maintenance

After shutdown, clean residual materials to prevent buildup.

Inspect and replace worn-out parts before the next use.

Store the machine in a dust-free, dry environment.