1. Choose a suitable storage environment
Dry and ventilated: Store the welding rotary table in a dry, well-ventilated environment, avoiding places with moisture and water accumulation.
Indoor storage: Try to store the equipment indoors to avoid direct exposure to the outdoor environment and reduce the risk of moisture.
2. Use moisture-proof materials
Moisture-proof cover: Equip the welding rotary table with a moisture-proof cover, especially when not in use, to effectively prevent dust and moisture from entering the interior of the equipment.
Desiccant: Place desiccant, such as silica gel desiccant, in the equipment storage area to absorb moisture in the air and keep the environment dry.
3. Regular inspection and maintenance
Check the sealing: Regularly check the sealing parts of the equipment, such as sealing rings, gaskets, etc., to ensure that they have good sealing performance and prevent moisture from entering the interior of the equipment.
Clean the equipment: Regularly clean the surface of the equipment to remove dust and dirt, which may absorb moisture and cause the equipment to get damp.
Check the electrical system: Regularly check the electrical connections and insulating parts to ensure that there are no short circuits or corrosion caused by moisture.
4. Control the humidity of the environment
Use a dehumidifier: Use a dehumidifier in the room where the welding rotary table is stored to control the indoor humidity within a reasonable range. It is generally recommended to keep it between 40%-60%.
Ventilation system: Ensure that the storage area has a good ventilation system, ventilate regularly, and reduce moisture accumulation.
5. Avoid direct contact with water sources
Keep away from water sources: Place the welding rotary table away from water sources to avoid water splashing on the equipment.
Waterproof measures: When cleaning the equipment, use waterproof measures to prevent water from entering the equipment.
6. Run the equipment regularly
Start regularly: Even if the equipment is not used for a long time, it should be started regularly and run for a period of time to dissipate the moisture inside the equipment.
Check lubrication: When running the equipment, check the status of the lubrication system to ensure good lubrication and reduce rust on parts caused by moisture.
7. Use moisture-proof packaging
Moisture-proof packaging: When transporting or storing the equipment for a long time, use moisture-proof packaging materials such as moisture-proof bags or moisture-proof films to ensure that the equipment is not damp during transportation.
