1. Temperature control:
The brake pad mold will be affected by high temperature in the process of use, so the working temperature of the mold should be strictly controlled. Avoid too high a temperature, leading to deformation and damage of the mold, which affects the quality of the brake pads. By the instructions for use of the mold, set the parameters of the heating and cooling system reasonably to ensure that the temperature of the mold is within the appropriate range.
2. Pressure control:
Control the pressure during the brake pad molding process. Too much pressure may damage the mold, and too little pressure will affect the density and strength of the brake pads. According to different brake pad materials and specifications, adjust the appropriate pressure parameters and check the stability of the pressure system regularly.
3. Operation standardization:
The operator should be familiar with the operation process and precautions of the mold, and operate in strict accordance with the operation regulations. No unauthorized changes in operating parameters and methods are allowed. In the process of opening and closing the mold, attention should be paid to safety to avoid pinching of hands and other body parts.
4. Regular inspection:
Regularly check the wear and tear of the mold, especially the cavity surface and moving parts. If serious wear is found, it should be replaced or repaired in time. Check whether the fixed bolts, nuts, and other connecting parts of the mold are loose, and if they are loose, they should be tightened in time.
5. Maintenance and upkeep:
Cleaning and maintenance: After each use, the surface of the mold should be promptly cleaned of residual materials and dirt. Special cleaners and tools can be used to clean to ensure that the mold is clean and tidy. Regularly carry out comprehensive maintenance of the mold, including lubrication of moving parts, checking seals, etc.
6. Proper storage: When the mold is not in use for a while, it should be stored properly. The storage environment should be dry and ventilated, avoiding direct sunlight and humidity. Before storage, the molds should be cleaned and treated against rust, and packed with suitable packing materials to prevent damage to the molds.
