8 Standardized operation of the machine
8.1 Significance of Machine Normalization Operation
The so-called standardized operation of the machine is to perform the machine according to the standard state (the contents of the machine's standard state are many, and the manual shall prevail). Only by standardizing the operation of the machine can it be ensured that it works in the standard state, maximizes the potential of the machine, and enables the product to achieve the best possible quality.
The significance of the machine's normalization operation is manifested in:
1. Guarantee personal safety. The vast majority of personal accidents are caused by irregular operations. For example, lesbians should wear work caps at work, otherwise the hair can easily roll into the machine.
2. Ensure equipment safety. A significant portion of equipment failures are related to non-standardized operations. If the machine is in operation, adjusting the machine will often cause an impact between the tool and the machine, causing an equipment accident. Printing equipment is expensive. Once it is scrapped, it is difficult for many manufacturers to bear. In addition, the machine will stop production due to equipment failure, which will affect the reputation of the factory.
3. Ensure product quality. The poor quality of many units is directly related to the non-standardized operation. If the lining selection is not standardized, the quality of printed products will be affected.
4. Extend the life of the machine. Destruction of machine accuracy is the result of accumulated over time. If the operation is not standardized, this speed will be greatly accelerated.
5. Improve production efficiency. Normalized operations will eliminate many undue faults, such as paper feed failures. The fewer these failures, the higher the productivity.
Machine normalization operations vary due to changes in equipment and products, but the basics they follow are consistent. That is, the first is to minimize the damage to the machine, the second is to achieve the best quality of the printed product, and the third is to maximize the production efficiency. The smaller the accuracy of the machine is, the better the damage is, so that it can have the longest life. The longer the life of the machine, the lower the depreciation expense. Making the quality of the print product the best, this is the final result of the standardized operation. The better the normalization operation is performed, the higher the stability of the product quality. The higher the production efficiency, the faster the funds will be turned and the better the economic benefits.
The normalized operation of the machine is to standardize the operation of each of its alignments. The general method of normalizing operation is described in detail below through the alignment of the machine.
8.1 Significance of Machine Normalization Operation
The so-called standardized operation of the machine is to perform the machine according to the standard state (the contents of the machine's standard state are many, and the manual shall prevail). Only by standardizing the operation of the machine can it be ensured that it works in the standard state, maximizes the potential of the machine, and enables the product to achieve the best possible quality.
The significance of the machine's normalization operation is manifested in:
1. Guarantee personal safety. The vast majority of personal accidents are caused by irregular operations. For example, lesbians should wear work caps at work, otherwise the hair can easily roll into the machine.
2. Ensure equipment safety. A significant portion of equipment failures are related to non-standardized operations. If the machine is in operation, adjusting the machine will often cause an impact between the tool and the machine, causing an equipment accident. Printing equipment is expensive. Once it is scrapped, it is difficult for many manufacturers to bear. In addition, the machine will stop production due to equipment failure, which will affect the reputation of the factory.
3. Ensure product quality. The poor quality of many units is directly related to the non-standardized operation. If the lining selection is not standardized, the quality of printed products will be affected.
4. Extend the life of the machine. Destruction of machine accuracy is the result of accumulated over time. If the operation is not standardized, this speed will be greatly accelerated.
5. Improve production efficiency. Normalized operations will eliminate many undue faults, such as paper feed failures. The fewer these failures, the higher the productivity.
Machine normalization operations vary due to changes in equipment and products, but the basics they follow are consistent. That is, the first is to minimize the damage to the machine, the second is to achieve the best quality of the printed product, and the third is to maximize the production efficiency. The smaller the accuracy of the machine is, the better the damage is, so that it can have the longest life. The longer the life of the machine, the lower the depreciation expense. Making the quality of the print product the best, this is the final result of the standardized operation. The better the normalization operation is performed, the higher the stability of the product quality. The higher the production efficiency, the faster the funds will be turned and the better the economic benefits.
The normalized operation of the machine is to standardize the operation of each of its alignments. The general method of normalizing operation is described in detail below through the alignment of the machine.
Flat Screen Printer,Uv Curing Machine,Printing Machinery Co., Ltd. , http://www.nsprintmachine.com