Author:HAWEN Block MachineFROM:Brick Production Machine Manufacturer TIME:2025-05-10
Maintaining a concrete block making machine properly is critical for ensuring consistent output quality, preventing costly downtime, and extending the machine’s service life. Here’s a practical and structured guide for block making machine maintenance:
✅ Daily Maintenance
1. Clean the Block Machine
• Remove cement, dust, and debris from surfaces, molds, feeding cart,and conveyors,wet block conveyor, block stacker.
• Clean hoppers, mixers, and hydraulic components.
2. Lubricate Moving Parts
• Grease the bearings, gears, and joints daily (refer to the manufacturer’s lubrication chart).
3. Inspect Hydraulic System
• Check oil levels and look for leaks or damaged hoses.
• Ensure hydraulic cylinders and valves are functioning smoothly.
4. Check for Loose Bolts or Nuts
• Tighten any loose fasteners on vibrating tables, molds, or framework.
✅ Weekly Maintenance
1. Check Electrical System
• Inspect wiring of the whole block making plant, connectors, and control panels for wear, overheating, or corrosion.
• Test limit switches and sensors in block making machine.
2. Inspect Wear Parts
• Check mold linings, mixing blades, and vibrators for signs of wear or cracking.
3. Test Machine Alignment
• Ensure the press head, mold shoe, and feedbox are properly aligned for uniform block shape.
✅ Monthly Maintenance
1. Change Hydraulic Oil (if needed)
• Use manufacturer-recommended oil.
• Replace filters in the hydraulic station during oil change.
2. Inspect Chain Drives and Belts
• Adjust tension and check for fraying or stretching.
3. Calibration
• Calibrate control settings (e.g., block height, vibration duration) to maintain product uniformity.
✅ Every 6 Months
1. Full System Inspection
• Have a technician inspect the entire mechanical, electrical, and hydraulic system of block making machine.
• Replace worn-out components proactively.
2. Inspect Vibration Motors
• Check bearings and motor alignment; replace if vibration efficiency drops.
Tools and Supplies You’ll Need:
• Grease gun and lubricants
• Wrenches and torque tools
• Cleaning tools (brushes, blowers, pressure washer)
• Spare parts (mold liners, filters, hydraulic seals)