What tools are needed for packaging machinery maintenance

Wrench:

Used to remove and install various tightly connected parts, such as screws, nuts, etc. Adjustable wrenches can be selected to accommodate fasteners of different sizes.

Screwdriver:

Including cross-head and flat-head screwdrivers, used to tighten and loosen screws. It is one of the most commonly used tools in daily maintenance.

Pliers:

Used to clamp, twist, cut or bend various metal materials, such as threads, steel bars, etc. In packaging machinery maintenance, pliers are often used to clamp small parts or perform delicate operations.

Hammer:

Used to knock objects, such as nails, iron plates, etc., to restore normal operation or dismantle. In some cases, hammers can also be used to adjust the gap or position of equipment.

Crowbar:

Used to pry or move heavier parts for easy disassembly or installation.

Electric drill:

Used for drilling and removing fasteners to improve work efficiency. Drill bits of different diameters and lengths can be selected to meet different work needs.

Electric screwdriver:

A tool for quickly tightening and loosening screws, which is more efficient than a manual screwdriver. Especially suitable for occasions where screws need to be tightened or loosened frequently.

Vernier caliper:

Used to measure dimensional parameters such as length, width and height. In the maintenance of packaging machinery, vernier calipers are often used to measure the degree of wear of parts or adjust the clearance of equipment.

Gage:

Used to measure precision dimensions such as diameter and internal and external threads. Ensure the interchangeability and matching accuracy of parts.

Surface roughness meter:

Used to measure the smoothness and roughness of the equipment surface and evaluate the processing quality and wear of the equipment.

Riveting pliers:

Used for the installation of bolts and nuts of packaging machines. A high-strength connection is formed by transferring pressure to the tail of the rivet.

Cleaning equipment:

Such as cleaning machines, oil cleaning agents, cleaning tools, etc., used to clean the surface and interior of the equipment, remove impurities such as oil, dust, etc. Keep the equipment clean and running well.

Lubricating tools:

Such as oil guns, grease guns, manual lubrication pumps, etc., used to add lubricating oil to the equipment and keep the equipment in good lubrication.

Safety helmets:

Protect the head from accidental injuries.

Protective glasses:

Prevent splashes, dust, etc. from hurting the eyes.

Protective gloves:

Prevent hand injuries or contact with harmful substances.