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The requirement is: the parallelism of the front and rear axles is within 1\/300. The coplanarity of the front and rear wheels is 0.5-1.0mm\/m.
\nIf the above-mentioned problems are found during the operation of the chain, it should be adjusted in time.<\/p>\n
The reason for the jitter of the Die cutting machine chain is that the chain is too loose, the load is too large, or one or more chain links are not flexible.
\nThe solution is to install a chain tensioner or adjustable distance. Reduce the load if possible.<\/p>\n
The cause of excessive noise is that the sprocket wheels are not coplanar;
\nDie cutting machine chain is too tight or too tight;
\nInsufficient lubrication;
\nWear of chains and sprockets;
\nOr the chain pitch is too large.
\nThe solution is to check the coplanarity of the front and rear axles parallel to the sprocket and correct them.
\nAdjust the distance and tensioning device to obtain proper tightness and ensure lubrication to the workpiece.<\/p>\n
There should be no skew or swing when the sprocket is installed on the shaft.
\nIn the same transmission assembly, the end faces of the two sprockets should be in the same plane. When the sprocket pitch is less than 0.5 meters, the allowable deviation is 1 mm;
\nWhen the sprocket distance is more than 0.5 meters, the allowable deviation is 2 mm. However, it is not allowed to rub the side of the sprocket tooth. If the two-wheel knitting is too large, it is easy to cause chain disconnection and accelerated wear. Pay attention to check and adjust the offset when replacing the sprocket.<\/p>\n
The above is the experience of Lukes Machine in mechanical equipment, I hope to share with you. If you are interested in this equipment, please contact us.<\/a><\/p>\n <\/p>\n
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