The daily maintenance of precision fiber cutting knife is the key to ensure its efficient, stable operation and extended service life. The following is a clear, broken down list of maintenance items
First, cleaning work
Regular cleaning:
Use a cotton swab or cotton swab soaked with alcohol or special cleaning agent to regularly clean the rubber surface of the optical fiber holder and the cutting edge of the blade. Especially when the cutting effect becomes worse, it should be cleaned in time.
Clean the cutting knife of fiber debris, dust and other impurities, and keep the surface of the cutting knife clean.
Deep cleaning:
When there is debris on the fixture or the cutting Angle is greater than a certain limit (such as 3 degrees), the cutting knife should be thoroughly cleaned, including the use of alcohol to wipe the fiber fixture, anchor block and other parts.
Second, check and adjust
Blade check:
Check the blade regularly for wear, damage, or aging. If the blade is found to be faulty, replace it in time.
The blade is a regular circle, and any point on the circle can be cut multiple times in theory. However, in order to maintain the cutting effect, it is recommended to change the blade position regularly or use a new blade.
Blade position adjustment:
When cutting becomes less effective, try changing the position of the blade. The blade can be rotated to a new effective position point by rotating the blade.
Blade height adjustment:
If the cutting effect is found to be poor, such as continuous cutting of optical fibers, concave and convex phenomenon or oblique Angle, it may be the height of the blade is improper. At this point, the blade height needs to be adjusted. This includes loosening the relevant screws, adjusting the blade height using a wrench or screwdriver, and locking the screws to ensure stability.
Fixture and bracket inspection:
Check whether the two sets of fixtures are flat and without gaps. If there is a gap between the fixture, it is necessary to check whether the cutting knife support is loose or deformed, and adjust accordingly.
Third, lubrication and maintenance
Lubricating parts:
Regular lubrication of parts that require lubrication (such as motor bearings, etc.) to reduce wear and friction.
Storage environment:
After use, store the cutting knife in a moisture-proof and dry indoor environment to avoid contact with corrosive substances.
4. Precautions for use
Standard operation:
Operators should receive professional training to master the correct operating methods and safety procedures.
Avoid long-term continuous use or overload use of cutting knives to reduce machine wear and failure rates.
Regular inspection:
In addition to daily cleaning and maintenance, the cutting knife should be regularly inspected comprehensively, including the electrical system, transmission system and so on.
Record and maintain logs:
Establish a cutting tool use and maintenance record log, record each maintenance and inspection, in order to find and solve problems in time.
