Brick packaging has become a major trend in the development of brick factories. However, due to the low skill threshold for baling positions in brick factories, many brick factory operators do not understand the performance and accessories of balers. In daily work, damage often occurs due to ignorance of maintenance. Therefore, experts from Neiwei today will show you some tips on using brick balers.

      1. When the brick baling machine cannot tighten the strapping, you should immediately check whether there is dust and debris on the tooth plate of the equipment. If there are impurities, they should be blown away with a hot air gun in time.
       2. When the new machine is started, its welding time and tightening strength are adjusted. It is not recommended that workers change it at will. Generally, 1-1.5 seconds is best. If you encounter thinner strapping, it is recommended to reduce the tightening force and welding time to avoid welding transition due to too long time.
       3. During packaging work, do not press the splicing power switch too fast. This may easily cause the equipment to activate the PC circuit board system protection function when the battery capacity is low.
       4. No matter what type of brick baler you use, you cannot try to empty it out of curiosity. Dry hitting is fatal to the equipment's tightening wheel, lower tooth plate and upper and lower tooth plates.
       5. If the baler suddenly only tightens and stops working while rubbing the belt, this situation is not a malfunction, but a lack of battery, which needs to be charged in time. If a strap breaks during packaging, be sure to check whether there is any residual strap in the equipment. Only when you confirm that there is no residual strap in the equipment and the indicator light of the equipment is on can you re-feed the tape.
       Mastering these daily operating skills can improve your professional skills and work efficiency while ensuring the stable performance of the baler. If you want to know more about the brick baler, you can directly call the hotline: 13647419800 for more details.