Precautions for Using 160 Ton Power Press

To ensure safe, stable, and long-term service of the 160 Ton Power Press, operators must strictly follow standard operating procedures and daily maintenance specifications before, during, and after equipment operation. Before starting the machine, users should conduct a comprehensive inspection of the equipment, including power supply, wiring, lubrication system, fasteners, and safety protection devices. Ensure all screws and molds are firmly fixed, no foreign objects remain on the working table, and the lubricating oil level meets standard requirements to avoid dry friction and mechanical wear. It is strictly prohibited to start the machine with faults or abnormal conditions.

During formal operation, operators must wear standardized work clothes and protective equipment, and keep hands and tools away from the mold working area to prevent safety accidents. Do not place excessive or uneven materials on the worktable, and never overload the machine beyond its rated working force. Frequent stalling, idling, and arbitrary parameter adjustment are not allowed, which may affect machining accuracy and damage internal components. If abnormal noise, vibration, or oil leakage occurs, please stop the machine immediately for inspection and troubleshoot problems before resuming production.

After daily work is completed, cut off the power supply completely, clean up metal debris and dust on the worktable and machine body, and apply regular anti-rust maintenance. Regularly check the overload protection device, solenoid valve and transmission parts to ensure sensitive and effective safety functions. Standard operation and daily maintenance can effectively extend the service life of the power press, stabilize stamping precision, and ensure continuous and safe mass production.