Shenhai Explosion-Proof
Label Optimization
In large factory premises where control boxes are widely installed, it’s essential to have a standardized labeling system for explosion-proof control boxes. However, currently, there is a lack of uniformity among manufacturers, with some smaller enterprises lacking labels altogether. This lack of labeling can delay repairs when equipment fails. Therefore, enhancing the labeling on all boxes and organizing equipment archives is recommended.
Zone Maintenance
In larger factories, the management of explosion-proof control boxes may be outsourced to several contractors who are responsible for maintaining these units, including accurate record-keeping and facilitating smooth transitions among staff to ensure quick access to necessary information about the control boxes.
Regular Maintenance
The factory’s long-term monitoring department oversees the maintenance of explosion-proof control boxes, requiring electricians from each contracting firm to conduct maintenance bi-monthly. This includes checking the placement and condition of the control boxes and addressing any potential hazards. Immediate contact with the contractor for repairs is advised if issues arise.
Tool Standardization
There is a need for improved maintenance tools. Screwdrivers and threaded socket wrenches should be easily maintained by various manufacturers at any time. If disassembly isn’t standardized, the tools won’t loosen. In constrained spaces where steel pipes are fixed to the walls, the inability to modify installations can delay projects.
To maximize efficiency and reduce downtime, explosion-proof control boxes should consistently use identical parts to minimize the need for extensive maintenance and to enhance repair efficiency.