Key points of grain dryer reducer Selection, adapted to dust working conditions and more durable

1. Give priority to high-sealing hard-tooth surface reducers. The biggest hidden danger in grain drying is grain dust. The sealing performance of ordinary reducers is poor, and dust can easily penetrate inside, wear gears, block oil circuits, and cause transmission weakness and stuck failures in just a few months. The high-sealing helical gear hard-tooth surface reducer adopts a multi-sealing design, which can effectively block dust intrusion. The internal gear has excellent wear resistance and is suitable for long-term dust working conditions.

2. Match the appropriate transmission ratio and speed. Grain drying requires the drum to rotate evenly at low speed to ensure that the materials are fully turned and dried evenly, and to avoid local scorching and uneven drying and wetness. Selection It is necessary to match the precise transmission ratio according to the specifications of the dryer drum to ensure a stable rotation speed and eliminate the problems of incomplete drying of materials that are too fast and material accumulation and blockage when the rotation speed is too slow.

3. Take into account energy saving and low noise characteristics. The autumn harvest drying cycle is long, the equipment runs continuously, and the energy consumption cost is high. Choose a reducer with high transmission efficiency to reduce power loss and long-term electricity costs. At the same time, the workshop workers are densely populated, and the low-noise reducer can improve the working environment and meet the environmental protection operation requirements of agricultural processing workshops.

4. Reject low-priced and inferior accessories. In order to save costs, many farmers and small processing plants choose simple reducers from other brands. This may seem like saving money in the short term, but its dustproof and wear-resistant performance is not up to standard. Frequent breakdowns and shutdowns during peak periods delay the progress of grain drying and cause grain mold loss, which is not worth the gain.