Long-term shutdown and storage?
Category: Technical Support
Shut off the gas and power supplies, retract the cutting tool to its home position, apply anti-rust oil to exposed metal parts, and cover the entire machine with dust‑proof protective covers.
Long-term shutdown and storage of integrated equipment
The entire unit features integrated, sealed, and centralized piping, wiring, and hydraulic/cooling systems, which are prone to condensation. Moreover, the numerous interlinked internal components are susceptible to rust when left idle, necessitating comprehensive protective measures and complete draining of working fluids, making maintenance and disassembly cumbersome.
Long-term shutdown and storage of the modular assembly line
Each unit can be disassembled and relocated individually, with partitioned shielding; its piping is independent, making draining and maintenance more convenient; idle equipment can be moved to the warehouse for storage, eliminating the need to occupy production space with entire lines, while faulty components can be isolated separately to prevent interference with other equipment.
Integrated type: Requires a fixed footprint, demands extensive maintenance, and faces a higher risk of degradation when left idle for extended periods.
Modular: Detachable for easy storage, simple maintenance, and enhanced flexibility in space utilization.
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