Proper daily Maintenance: add 10+ years to your aluminum cutting machine's life

1. Daily Maintenance: 3 Minutes for Basic Cleaning & Checks

1. Thorough Chip Removal: Clear aluminum chips and dust from the worktable, guide rails, and motor surfaces. Prevent debris from entering electrical components and causing malfunctions or short circuits—especially clean motor cooling areas to avoid overheating.
2. Lubrication System Check: Verify sufficient oil in the micro-lubrication unit and ensure nozzles align with the saw blade for optimal lubrication during cutting, reducing blade wear.
3. Air Pressure & Power Check: Confirm stable working pressure at 0.4-0.8MPa. Inspect power cables and air hoses for damage. Turn off power/air supply and drain residual air after work.
4. Saw Blade Inspection: Check for chipped or deformed blades. Replace damaged blades promptly to avoid workpiece or spindle damage.

2. Weekly Maintenance: Deep Cleaning & Key Component Lubrication

1. Guide Rail Care: Wipe dust from guide rails and apply dedicated oil for smooth movement, preventing wear that affects accuracy.
2. Fastener Tightening: Check screws, clamps, and safety guards. Tighten loose parts to prevent vibration-related detachment.
3. Cooling System Maintenance: Clean the cooling tank and replace degraded fluid to prevent blockages.

3. Monthly Maintenance: Accuracy Calibration & Wear Part Inspection

1. Accuracy Calibration: Check dimensional tolerance and spindle runout. Recalibrate if deviation exceeds ±0.1mm.
2. Wear Part Replacement: Inspect and replace worn blades, bearings, and seals.
3. Electrical System Check: Clean control cabinet dust and check wiring connections.
4. Anti-Rust Care: Apply anti-rust oil to exposed metal surfaces.

4. Critical Mistakes to Avoid

• No Dry Cutting: Unlubricated cutting accelerates blade wear and creates burrs.
• Avoid Overloading: Prolonged heavy operation risks motor overheating and bed deformation.
• No Unauthorized Disassembly: Non-professionals must not disassemble core components.