1. Cleaning Tools
Cotton yarn or rags: Used to wipe rollers, bearings, and other components to remove dust and oil.
Wire brush or wire brush: Used to clean welding slag and rust from the roller surface.
Cleaning sponge: Used to clean welding tools and keep them clean.
2. Lubricating Tools
Oil or grease: Used to lubricate the roller's bearings, gears, and other moving parts to reduce wear.
Oiler or grease gun: Used to evenly apply oil or grease to the areas requiring lubrication.
3. Inspection and Measuring Tools
Level: Used to calibrate the roller's levelness and ensure the workpiece does not shift during rotation.
Digital multimeter: Used to check whether the electrical system is functioning properly.
Electronic voltage tester: Used to check the power cord for leakage.
4. Repair Tools
Wrenches and screwdrivers: Used to tighten or remove bolts, nuts, and other fasteners.
Pliers: Used to clamp or bend small components. Welding tools: Such as welding guns and welding rods, used to repair worn or damaged parts.
5. Protective tools
Protective gloves: Protect hands when cleaning, lubricating, or repairing.
Goggles: Protect eyes when cleaning welding slag or welding.
6. Auxiliary tools
Pry bars or removal tools: Used to remove or install difficult-to-remove components.
Precision tweezers: Used to grasp small parts.
Anti-static wrist strap: Prevents damage from static electricity when repairing electrical components.
