To extend the service life of automatic laminating machine equipment, the following measures can be taken:

Regular cleaning of equipment: Thoroughly clean the equipment once a week, including cleaning the labeling head, labeling wheel, conveyor belt and other components to remove dust and dirt, maintain the operational efficiency and labeling accuracy of the equipment.

Maintain equipment lubrication: Check the lubrication status of the equipment monthly and add lubricants as needed to ensure the normal operation of various components in the equipment.

Regularly inspect the electrical system: check the circuits and control systems of the equipment to ensure their normal operation and avoid equipment shutdown due to circuit failures.

Timely replacement of vulnerable parts: Regularly inspect the labeling head, labeling wheel, conveyor belt and other components, and replace worn or damaged parts in a timely manner to ensure the normal operation of the equipment.

Follow the operating procedures: Operators should strictly follow the operating manual of the equipment, familiarize themselves with the start-up, operation, stop and other operating procedures of the equipment, and avoid equipment damage caused by misoperation.

Control workload: Avoid allowing equipment to work continuously for long periods of time or handle sheets beyond its design load, arrange production tasks reasonably, and leave appropriate rest time for equipment.

Ensure sheet quality: Before feeding, check the quality of the sheet to ensure that there are no sharp objects, hard blocks, etc. on the surface of the sheet to avoid scratching the dust roller or other components during the dust removal process.

Daily cleaning and maintenance: After each use, the equipment should be cleaned to remove surface and internal dust, impurities, etc., especially the sticky dust roller, which should be kept clean on its surface.

Regularly replace vulnerable parts: dust rollers, dust collection paper rolls, brushes and other vulnerable parts should be replaced according to the prescribed cycle, and do not wait until the components are severely damaged before replacing them.

Check equipment condition: Regularly inspect equipment, including electrical systems, mechanical transmission systems, sensors, etc., to promptly identify and address potential issues.