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Punched chain plates are now being increasingly used in various conveying industries, and their functionality has been widely recognized by users. There are also certain precautions to take when using punched chain plates in operations; if we fail to pay attention to these, the following will introduce several issues that need to be considered when using stainless steel chain plates. When using perforated chain plates, it is necessary to prevent direct contact with heat sources; they should be kept at a distance of at least 1 meter. Additionally, when used outdoors, exposure to direct sunlight and other environmental factors must be avoided. Moreover, the conveying speed should be less than 2.5 m/s. During operation, the tension of the punching chain plate should not be too high; a reasonable tension should be maintained as much as possible, ensuring that the punching chain plate engages properly with the gears without bending. And it is essential to ensure that punch chain plates made from equal types of equal materials are used in one machine. When the punching chain plate is started, it should be ensured that the chain plate conveyor is started with no load. Because the conveyor belt requires a considerable amount of acceleration when it is started, if there is material on the perforated conveyor belts at the time of startup, it is possible to encounter problems such as gear slippage and excessive motor load. When shutting down, make sure to empty the materials from the punching chain plate as well. Punched chain plates reduce wear under operating conditions. The back side of the newly punched chain plate should pass through; the opening of the locking piece should face in the opposite direction to the rolling direction. The links of the punched chain plate must be in an even number. Links, but it is necessary to pay attention to checking and adjusting them; the links can be removed depending on the situation, but the number must be even. On the punched chain plate, the sprocket cannot be replaced alone. Otherwise, simply put, the two sprockets in the transmission assembly, when mounted on the shaft, should not be tilted or swaying. During the period of mixing use with new stainless steel chain plates.