In the daily production of Komori series presses, the lubrication maintenance cycle is one of the most common issues encountered by press operators and maintenance personnel. These Japanese machines are known for their stability, with mature H-UV drying and automatic registration systems, and uniform ink distribution across the ink train. If lubrication is not addressed in a timely manner, it can at best affect registration accuracy and print quality, and at worst lead to extended downtime.
I. Typical Fault Symptoms
Dry friction noise from components, excessively rapid temperature rise, lack of oil at centralized lubrication points, and sudden failures caused by missed maintenance.
II. Common Q&A
Q1: What are the most common causes of lubrication maintenance cycle issues?
A: Mainly failure to follow the three-level maintenance schedule; incorrect oil grade/specification.
Q2: What should be noted when handling this on Komori presses?
A: It is necessary to work in conjunction with the PQC Print Quality Control System / KMS console, following standard procedures.
Q3: How can recurrence be avoided?
A: Establish a maintenance calendar.
III. Handling Steps
Execute each item on the daily/weekly/monthly three-level maintenance checklist; verify and replace lubricating oil with the specified grade; clear blocked lubrication points; establish a maintenance log.
The above methods also apply to models such as the LS440, LS629, Lithrone, GL840, and G40. For actual operations, refer to the PQC Print Quality Control System / KMS console and on-site conditions. For complex situations, it is recommended to contact professional maintenance support via the printm.cn platform.
