The fully automatic corrugated box stitching machine is an important piece of equipment in carton processing. A thorough understanding of its basic structure, performance, and usage can help avoid operational errors.
When stitching boxes, adjust the position of the main baffle, the left and right side plates, and the upper and lower nail heads according to the carton's flaps. During adjustment, ensure that the left and right baffles are not clamped too tightly and that the plates can be inserted and removed smoothly. Once the mechanical adjustments are complete, the computer settings can be configured on the machine's touch screen.
In addition to proper operation, regular maintenance fully automatic corrugated box stitching machine is essential for improving equipment efficiency and ensuring the quality of box stitching.
Lubrication of nail heads and punch:
Lubricate the nail head and punch once a day. The lower stitching head tends to accumulate debris from partially flaked electroplating when feeding flat wire. Regular cleaning is necessary to maintain proper functionality.
Monthly cleaning and lubrication:
Disassemble the nail heads of the fully automatic corrugated box stitching machine monthly for cleaning and oiling. Apply grease to the three gears on the left and right baffles of the paper-feeding belt bolt slot shaft once a month.
Clutch and brake protection:
Prevent oil and water from infiltrating the clutch and brake components.
Servo motor maintenance:
Keep the servo motor clean to prevent dust accumulation, which can affect performance. The heat dissipation filter of the servo motor driver should be cleaned regularly, and the electrical control box must be kept clean to avoid short-circuit failures caused by dust.
Wire feeding wheel and transmission system:
Lubricate the inner and outer wire feeding wheel shafts with grease to maintain reliability and flexibility. Apply grease to the gears and chains in the power transmission system once a month to prevent wear.
