Causes of and remedies for oil leakage from the shot blasting machine

Aging or damage to sealing components: Prolonged use causes seals to lose elasticity and fail to seal effectively, resulting in oil leakage.

Loose oil line connections: Oil line connections are not securely fastened or loosen due to operational vibration, leading to oil leakage.

Damage to the oil tank or oil circuit: Factors such as external impact or corrosion cause cracks or holes to form in the oil tank or oil circuit.

Improper oil seal installation: The oil seal is installed incorrectly or is of poor quality.

Excessive oil pressure: System pressure exceeds the load-bearing capacity of components, causing seal failure and oil leakage.

To address the causes listed above, the following measures can be taken:

Regularly inspect and replace sealing components to ensure they remain in good working condition.

Secure oil line connections and perform regular inspections and maintenance.

Regularly inspect the oil tank and oil circuit; repair or replace them promptly if damage is detected.

Strictly follow installation procedures to ensure correct oil seal placement, and select reliable, high-quality oil seals.

Adjust system pressure to keep it within normal operating limits.