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Conveyor Maintenance
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For conveyors, maintenance is the key to a long service life
When your conveyor system is running smoothly, it's easy to forget the details. You might not do all the steps in a maintenance plan. You might not replace a part that's getting a little worn out—or you might not notice a part that needs to be replaced. When business is busy, preventive items aren't as urgent.
For a while, conveyors may work just fine on bare-bones maintenance. Until they don't. And when the system breaks down, it's usually at the worst possible time.
This is where good training comes in. Maintenance technicians who understand the ins and outs of conveyor—who know why that part needs replacement, who understand every item on a maintenance list and why it's there—can be key to keeping you out of downtime.
Cisco-Eagle's technicians follow a thorough checklist of items, and we don't skimp. We listen for things that don't sound quite right; we make sure safety features are working properly; and we check all mechanical components for signs of wear or damage. Well-informed, regularly scheduled maintenance helps you see potential problems before they turn into a major breakdown.
We're here to help your conveyor operate safely and effectively for years or even decades to come.
Work items: Cisco-Eagle scheduled conveyor maintenance plan (typical)
| Task | Description |
|---|---|
| Inspect chain tension | Check for proper tension and adjust if necessary to prevent slippage or excessive wear |
| Lubricate chain | Apply suitable lubricant to reduce friction and wear on the chain links |
| Examine sprockets | Inspect sprockets for wear, misalignment or damage that could affect chain performance |
| Check chain guides | Ensure chain guides are aligned correctly and not worn out to prevent friction and premature wear |
| Verify chain alignment | Check the alignment of the chain to avoid uneven wear and minimize stress on components |
| Inspect drive system | Check motor, gearbox and other drive components for signs of wear or damage |
| Test emergency stop | Verify the emergency stop function to ensure it operates correctly in case of an emergency |
| Clean conveyor | Remove debris, dirt and buildup from the conveyor to prevent jamming and maintain smooth operation |
| Check bearings | Inspect bearings for proper lubrication and signs of wear; replace if necessary |
| Review safety features | Verify that safety guards, sensors and warning signs are in place and functioning effectively |
| Monitor chain wear | Keep track of chain wear using a wear gauge and replace chains before they reach their service limit |
| Inspect electrical connections | Check wiring, connections and electrical components for damage or corrosion |
| Test conveyor speed | Confirm that the conveyor operates at the correct speed to prevent overloading or excessive wear |
| Check chain tensioner | Inspect to ensure proper tension adjustment and alignment |