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Comprehensive Guide to Daily Maintenance of Automatic Hot Mounting Machines: Tips on Mold Cleaning and Temperature Sensor Calibration

Jin Cheng
2026-02-27
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Master the core skills of daily maintenance for automatic hot mounting machines and easily tackle challenges such as mold cleaning, temperature sensor calibration, and anti - scaling treatment of the water - cooling system! This article details the practical maintenance process of the ZXQ - 4 model. It teaches you how to ensure temperature uniformity and pressure stability through standardized tests, avoid common faults like heating delays and mold jams, and guarantee the consistency of metallographic samples and compliance with international standards. It is suitable for laboratory administrators and technicians for quick reference, enhancing equipment lifespan and experimental efficiency.
Cleaning an automatic hot mounting machine mold

A Comprehensive Guide to Daily Maintenance of Automatic Hot Mounting Machines

As a user of automatic hot mounting machines, you understand the importance of keeping your equipment in top - notch condition. This guide will walk you through the core maintenance techniques for your ZXQ - 4 automatic hot mounting machine, ensuring its long - term performance and compliance with international standards such as ASTM E2554 and ISO 3108.

Mold Cleaning: Frequency and Method

The frequency of mold cleaning depends on the intensity of use. If your machine is used daily, it's recommended to clean the mold every day. For less frequent use, a weekly cleaning should suffice. Using the right cleaning tools and materials is crucial. Opt for non - abrasive tools and appropriate cleaning agents to prevent any damage to the mold and ensure the quality of your embedded samples. For example, a soft brush and a mild cleaning solution can effectively remove residues without scratching the surface.

Cleaning an automatic hot mounting machine mold

Temperature Control Sensor Calibration

Accurate temperature control is vital for the performance of your hot mounting machine. Before calibration, make sure to prepare the necessary equipment and a standard temperature probe. The calibration process involves comparing the readings of the standard probe with those of your machine's sensor. Any errors detected should be promptly corrected. After calibration, conduct a verification test to ensure the temperature control accuracy is within ±1°C. This precision is essential for maintaining the consistency of your metallographic samples.

Water - Cooling System Scale Prevention

The water - cooling system plays a key role in preventing overheating. To avoid scale formation, proper water quality management is necessary. Use demineralized water and add descaling agents regularly. Additionally, flush the cooling pipes every few months to remove any accumulated scale. Scale can lead to poor heat dissipation and temperature fluctuations, which can affect the performance of your machine.

Maintaining the water - cooling system of an automatic hot mounting machine

Performance Testing and Verification

Establish a performance testing mechanism to evaluate the temperature uniformity and pressure stability of your machine. For temperature uniformity, use a multi - point temperature measurement method. This will help you identify any areas with temperature variations. To test pressure stability, use a pressure gauge to monitor the pressure during the operation. By establishing these self - assessment capabilities, you can quickly detect and address any potential issues.

Common Fault Diagnosis and Troubleshooting

Some common problems you may encounter include slow heating, mold jamming, and uneven heating. These issues can be caused by various factors such as sensor malfunctions, mechanical blockages, or scale in the heating elements. This guide provides quick troubleshooting paths and emergency measures to help you resolve these problems in a timely manner.

FAQ and Operation Misunderstanding Reminders

Here are some frequently asked questions: Do you need to calibrate the sensor every day? The answer is usually no, but it depends on the frequency of use and the accuracy requirements of your experiments. Also, avoid using hard objects to scrape the mold, as this can cause irreversible damage. These reminders can help you avoid common mistakes and improve the efficiency of your machine operation.

Troubleshooting an automatic hot mounting machine

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