4-Shaft Shredder plays a key role in material handling in many industries, and daily maintenance is essential to keep it running efficiently and stably.

The cutter of the 4-Shaft Shredder will gradually wear out during the continuous crushing of materials. Check the wear of the cutter regularly. If the blade is found to be blunt, sharpen or replace the cutter in time. Use professional tools when sharpening the cutter to ensure the correct blade angle. At the same time, after each work, clean the residual material on the cutter to prevent the material from condensing and corroding the cutter or affecting the next cutting effect.

Check the operation of the 4-Shaft Shredder motor on a daily basis to see if there is any abnormal heating, vibration or noise. For the transmission belt or chain, check whether its tightness is appropriate. If it is too loose, it will lead to reduced power transmission efficiency and even slippage; if it is too tight, it will increase wear and energy consumption. Regularly add an appropriate amount of lubricating oil to the transmission parts to reduce friction and extend service life.

Ensure that the feed inlet is unobstructed to avoid blockage by large pieces of material. If there are signs of blockage, they should be cleaned in time. Check whether there is material accumulation at the discharge port to ensure that the material can be discharged smoothly.

Clean the entire equipment regularly to remove dust, oil and other impurities on the surface of the machine body. These impurities may enter the inside of the equipment and affect the normal operation of the equipment. At the same time, check whether the bolts of each connection part of the equipment are tightened to prevent loosening during operation, which may cause safety hazards. Through meticulous daily maintenance, the working efficiency of the 4-Shaft Shredder can be improved, the service life of the equipment can be extended, and the failure rate can be reduced.