If a set of pneumatic component equipment is not properly maintained, it will reduce the service life of the equipment. If it is serious, the potential safety hazard caused by failure can not be underestimated. So how to maintain a set of pneumatic component equipment?

1. Ensure the correct substitute gas supply system: the inlet pressure at the tool inlet (not the outlet pressure of the air compressor) is generally 90PSIG (6.2Kg/cm ^ 2). Too high or too low will damage the performance and service life of the tool. The air inlet must contain sufficient lubricating oil so that the pneumatic motor in the tool can be fully lubricated (a white paper can be placed at the tool exhaust to check whether there is oil stain, which is normal). The intake air must be free of moisture. It is not appropriate if the compressed air does not pass through the air dryer.

2. Do not operate after removing the parts of the tool arbitrarily, except that it will affect the safety of the operator and cause damage to the tool.

3. If the tool has a slight fault or cannot reach its original function after use, it can no longer be used and should be checked immediately.

4. When using various tools, be sure to follow various safety regulations and instructions.

5. Use proper tools to work. Too large tools are easy to cause work injury, and too small tools are easy to cause tool damage.

6. Check and maintain tools regularly (about once a week), add grease to rotating parts such as bearings, and add oil to pneumatic motors.