There are many ways you can reduce your maintenance costs without decreasing your operational efficiency.
Here are some examples:
1. Ensure the key operating parameters, such as speed, solids density and feed rate, match the original design specifications.
2. Make it a habit to monitor your machine daily to check for vibrations and bearing temperatures and look for leaks.
3. Once a week or once a month, check the casing for any solids build up and remove it if necessary.
Another great way to maximize the efficiency of your equipment is by providing professional training for your operators.
