The automatic facial tissue wrapping machine is a key piece of equipment in facial tissue production, significantly improving packaging efficiency and ensuring packaging quality. However, despite its high level of automation, ensuring its efficient and stable operation relies on proper operation and regular maintenance. Below, we will discuss in detail the operation process, maintenance methods, and troubleshooting.
When operating the automatic facial tissue wrapping machine, it is essential to ensure that the operators are familiar with the machine's basic functions and operation procedures. Before starting, check that all system components are functioning correctly, ensure that the packaging materials are prepared, and confirm that machine parameters are set according to production requirements. During the machine's operation, operators should continuously monitor the machine's running status and immediately stop the machine to check if any abnormalities arise. In addition, to avoid unnecessary downtime, operators should regularly clean the machine's surface to prevent dust or debris from affecting packaging efficiency.
To ensure the long-term efficient operation of the automatic facial tissue wrapping machine, regular maintenance is crucial. First, check the stability of the electrical system's connections, ensuring that cables and connectors remain intact. Next, clean the mechanical parts of the wrapping machine regularly, particularly the feeding and compression devices, to prevent foreign objects from affecting the equipment's proper functioning. Check the lubrication of the transmission parts once a month to ensure that there is enough lubricant to reduce wear caused by friction. Finally, regularly inspect the machine's sensors, alarm devices, motors, and other key components to identify and address potential issues promptly.
Although the automatic facial tissue wrapping machine is relatively stable during use, some minor faults may still occur. Common issues include unstable packaging speed, uneven paper distribution, or inaccurate packaging. When these problems arise, the first step is to check if they are caused by improper operation or equipment adjustments. For instance, inaccurate packaging may be due to the compression device not being properly set, causing uneven distribution of the paper. In such cases, the equipment parameters need to be adjusted to ensure proper alignment and accuracy of the paper. If there are electrical system faults, check for loose wiring or unstable power supply.