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Users who have applied stainless steel chain plate products may be aware that, since these products are usually made of metal materials, they need to possess good corrosion resistance during production. However, in recent years many users have noticed that the corrosion resistance of such chain plates is declining. What could be the reason for this? Experts in this field have provided us with an analysis regarding this issue; the first aspect to consider is surface cleanliness. For this chain plate, the lower the surface roughness, the smoother the surface is; it becomes more difficult for foreign substances to adhere to it, and the likelihood of localized corrosion in various areas decreases. Therefore, stainless steel chain plates should have a finely finished surface as much as possible. Furthermore, chloride ions cause severe damage to the chain plates. During the passivation process, the chloride ion content in the passivation solution must be strictly controlled, as the chemical materials used for passivation all have specified limits regarding chloride ions. Everyone is likely familiar with the application knowledge of chain plate products. With the ongoing development of various industries, these products have seen further progress and wider use. However, to ensure their smooth operation, it is necessary to conduct certain inspections beforehand. Professionals have summarized the following points: 1. For the use of such chain plates, it is essential to regularly check the lubrication equipment at the installation sites and top up the oil on a regular basis. 2. After the chain plate has been in operation for 7–14 days, replace the reducer with new oil; thereafter, it should be replaced once a month according to the 3–6 schedule. 3. The equipment should be inspected regularly; the bolts must not become loose, and the current drawn by the motor must not exceed its rated value. If the bearing temperature rises above 35°C relative to the ambient temperature, the machine should be stopped for inspection. 4. Depending on the operating conditions, a half-overhaul is recommended. When the chain plate is damaged, and if the damage is severe, new equipment must be replaced. If the stainless steel chain plate is not severely damaged, how should it be handled? When replacing the chain plates, we must also replace the chain with new ones to ensure good meshing. It is not possible to replace only the new chain or the new sprockets alone. This will result in poor meshing, which accelerates the wear and damage of the new chain and sprockets. Its stainless steel chain plate is mounted on the shaft without any skewing or swinging. When within the same drive assembly, the end faces of these two chain plates should be in the same plane; and when the center distance between the chain plates is 0.5 meters or less, the allowable distance is 1 millimeter ； If the center distance between the chain plates is more than 0.5 meters, the allowable distance is 2 millimeters.