What should I check when using a fully automatic mask machine?

The transmission system of a fully automatic mask machine is relatively complex. It primarily includes the ultrasonic system, air supply system, and electrical system. If any of these components malfunction, the entire machine may not start or operate properly. Before using the machine, check the following items.

First, the mask machine's electrical system, primarily consisting of components such as wiring and connectors. Check for loose connectors, aging or damage to power and signal cables, dust in the electrical box, and proper heat dissipation from the exhaust fan.

Second, check the machine's ultrasonic system. This system primarily consists of welding pins, an ultrasonic generator, alignment wires, and transducers. During this inspection, primarily check the ultrasonic system for cleanliness. Clean the ultrasonic generator, transducer, and welding pins appropriately to remove any dirt, but be careful to avoid any residual water. Additionally, ensure that wiring is securely fastened and that the voltmeter and ammeter on the ultrasonic generator are functioning properly to prevent potential safety issues with the machine.

Third, check the machine's air supply system. This section primarily consists of the air filter, cylinder, and bronchial tube. Check for water in the air filter cup, add water to the air compressor as needed, and inspect the bronchial tube and cylinder for leaks.

These are several areas you should check before using a fully automatic mask machine. Failure to properly install and configure the machine before use can lead to adverse consequences, disrupting factory production and potentially causing accidents.