Blade Wear Assessment Standards
Replacement Signals
- Visual inspection: Edge wear exceeds 30% of original thickness
- Weight reduction: Single blade weight reduced over 15%
- Efficiency drop:明显 reduced blasting volume in same time
- Surface quality issues: Uneven treatment marks on workpiece
- Abnormal noise:明显 changed operating sound
Inspection Schedule
- High-frequency use: Check every 2 weeks
- Normal use: Check monthly
- Intermittent use: Check quarterly
Replacement Steps
Preparation
- Disconnect power, ensure complete stop
- Clean area around blaster
- Prepare new blades and tools (wrench, screwdriver)
Replacement Process
Remove old blades
- Loosen fixing bolts
- Remove worn blades
- Check blade holder wear
Clean and inspect
- Clean blade installation slots
- Check impeller wheel and control cage condition
- Replace if necessary
Install new blades
- Install in correct direction
- Ensure tight fit with blade holder
- Tighten bolts to specified torque
Test run
- Low-speed check installation status
- Normal speed no-load run for 10 minutes
- Check vibration and noise
Important Notes
Safety Points
- Must disconnect power, never replace while energized
- Wear protective gear (gloves, goggles)
- Be careful of sharp blade edges
Technical Points
- Replace all blades together for balance
- Use original specification blades
- Regularly check and tighten bolts
Procurement Tip: We provide blades for various blaster models including Q and KT series. Bulk purchase discounts available. Maintain inventory to reduce downtime.