Dry And Ventilated Environment
The production line should be stored in a dry place to protect it from moisture, which can lead to corrosion and deterioration of metal components. Ensure that the storage area is well-ventilated to prevent the accumulation of condensation and to dissipate any heat that might be generated by electrical components.
Cleanliness
Maintain cleanliness in the storage space to prevent dirt and debris from accumulating on the machinery. Regularly sweep or vacuum the area, and wipe down surfaces as necessary. This will also minimize the risk of pest infestations, which could contaminate the equipment or the feed produced.
Protection From Elements
Keep the equipment protected from direct exposure to sunlight, rain, and extreme weather conditions, which can cause rust or other forms of damage to the machinery. If possible, use a covered or enclosed structure for storage.
| Model | MK65 | MK70 | MK85 | MK95 |
| Installed capacity | 76kw | 95kw | 178kw | 256kw |
| Power | 54kw | 66kw | 125kw | 195kw |
| Output | 140-160kg/h | 240-260kg/h | 500kg/h | 1000-1200kg/h |
| Dimension | 17*2*2.5m | 22*2*2.5m | 26*2*3.5m | 42*2.8*4m |
Proper Covering
When not in use, cover any exposed parts of the production line with breathable covers or tarps to protect against dust, dirt, and humidity. Make sure the covering material does not trap moisture and is securely fastened to prevent it from blowing away.
Secure Storage
Ensure that the equipment is secured in place to prevent movement that could occur due to vibrations or accidental bumps. Use tie-downs or secure the machinery to the floor or walls if necessary. This will also deter theft.
Regular Inspections
Conduct regular visual inspections of the stored machinery to check for signs of wear, rust, or other forms of damage. Address any issues promptly to prevent further deterioration.
Lubrication
For moving parts, apply the appropriate lubricant before long-term storage to prevent seizing. Follow the manufacturer's recommendations for the type and frequency of lubrication.
Battery Maintenance
If the production line includes electrical components with batteries, make sure the batteries are disconnected and stored in a cool, dry place. Apply a light coat of grease to the terminals to prevent corrosion.