Maintenance tips of single beam bridge crane

Lifting equipment is generally used to lift heavy goods, and it is used in many mechanical industries. In order to save costs, enterprises will make single beam bridge cranes work continuously and frequently, resulting in serious wear of mechanical transmission parts, and do not pay attention to maintenance, so that the service life of the equipment can not reach the service life, Today, the mine crane editor will explain to you some maintenance tips of single beam bridge crane.

1.  Check the temperature of motor shell and bearing parts of single beam crane, and check the noise and vibration of motor.
2.  When the crane is started frequently, due to low speed, reduced ventilation and heat dissipation capacity, large current and rapid motor temperature rise. It should be noted that the temperature rise of the motor shall not exceed the upper limit specified in the operation manual, and the brake shall be adjusted according to the requirements of the operation manual of the motor.
3.  The crane is not often used, with good sealing conditions and good operating environment. The lubricating oil in the gearbox of a crane needs to be replaced every six months. When the working environment is bad, the lubricating oil needs to be replaced every quarter. If it is found that the water in the tank is always frothy and the oil has deteriorated, the oil must be changed immediately, and the oil should be changed strictly according to the oil in operation. Instructions for the transmission to avoid oil mixing.
4.  The daily maintenance of the reducer can be carried out with reference to the operation manual of the manufacturer, and the anchor bolts of the reducer should be checked frequently. The connection shall not be loose.

When doing maintenance work, it is best for enterprises to make records according to the data provided by the manufacturer according to the month, quarter and year. In case of unclear places, they can call the manufacturer of single beam bridge crane for clear consultation.

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