To prevent organic fertilizer mixers from rusting in humid environments, you can take the following steps:
1. Equipment Cleaning and Rust-Proofing: Regularly clean the interior and exterior surfaces of the mixer to remove dust, oil, and residual materials to prevent these substances from combining with moisture and forming corrosive substances. Apply anti-rust paint or oil to the metal surfaces of the mixer to form a protective layer to prevent moisture and oxygen from contacting the metal surfaces.
2. Storage Environment: Store the mixer in a dry, well-ventilated environment, away from moisture and rain. Cover the equipment with a dust cover to prevent dust and moisture from entering the interior.
3. Regular Maintenance: Regularly lubricate the mixer's bearings, gears, and chains to reduce friction and wear and prevent rust. Regularly inspect the fasteners of the organic fertilizer equipment, such as bolts and nuts, to ensure they are not loose or rusted.
4. Moisture-Proofing: During storage, use a moisture-proofing agent to absorb and remove moisture. If the mixer is idle for an extended period, it's recommended to start it at least once a month and allow the mixer shaft to idle at low speed for 5-10 minutes to prevent the bearings from rusting and seizing due to prolonged inactivity.
5. Rubber Part Protection: Rubber parts are susceptible to aging and cracking when exposed to moisture or oil, shortening their service life. During storage, rubber parts should be isolated from the ground to avoid moisture.
These measures can effectively prevent rust in organic fertilizer mixers in humid environments, extend the equipment's service life, and ensure normal operation.
