What should be prepared for dismantling stage specific gourds?

　　Stage specific gourds require troubleshooting and maintenance during use, and it is inevitable to disassemble them. Disassembly cannot be done casually, as stage specific gourds are also precision mechanical equipment. Blind disassembly may cause greater damage to the equipment, so preparation should be made in advance.

　　One is the selection of dismantling occasions. The dismantling occasion should be chosen in a clean, tidy place without debris, oil stains, and dust, to prevent contamination of the parts dismantled from the stage specific hoist. At the same time, a place with fewer idle personnel should be found to avoid confusion caused by frequent entry and exit;

　　Secondly, protective measures and lubrication work should be taken. The disassembled parts should not be placed randomly, and moisture-proof, anti-corrosion, and rust proof protective measures should be taken to avoid oxidation caused by prolonged exposure to the outside;

　　Thirdly, it is necessary to understand the mechanical performance of stage specific gourds and choose suitable dismantling tools and facilities.

　　It is best to seek professional personnel for the dismantling of stage specific gourds, as this will be more secure and safe, avoiding secondary damage to the equipment itself.

　　What are the reasons for the wear and tear of stage specific gourds?

　　Any mechanical equipment will experience varying degrees of wear and tear during normal use, which belongs to consumables. This is also closely related to usage habits, usage environment, and operating methods. Stage specific hoists also belong to light and small lifting machinery equipment. After a period of use, it will be found that the body and internal components are worn. Apart from normal wear and tear, what other reasons can cause wear and tear of stage specific hoists?

　　One is particle wear. Due to the complex usage environment of stage specific gourds, debris such as gravel, metal shavings, and sawdust may mix into the body, causing wear on internal components such as gears;

　　The second is friction and wear, which refers to the various friction and wear caused to the stage professional gourd itself when it is bumped, impacted by hard objects or dragged or thrown by staff;

　　The third is fatigue wear. No mechanical equipment can operate continuously for a long time, otherwise it will increase its wear, especially for components such as stage specific hoist hooks, chains, bearings, and gears that are prone to wear.

　　The above are several reasons for the wear and tear of stage specific gourds, which should be avoided as much as possible. The best way to reduce wear and tear, in addition to correct operation, is to regularly lubricate them.