Arrival and component check
Check equipment components after delivery and record any transport damage or missing parts before installation.
Lifecycle service
After-sales Service
After-sales support covers installation communication, no-load and load test follow-up, spare-part planning, operation records and technical response after project handover.
Installation guidance
Review foundation, lifting, alignment, motor installation, belt tension and equipment clearance before operation.
No-load commissioning
Run equipment without feed and confirm noise, vibration, bearing temperature and safety protection before load testing.
Load operation support
Start downstream equipment first, control feed rate and observe current, vibration and discharge condition.
Maintenance records
Keep inspection and repair records for each crusher, screen and feeder to support timely service follow-up.
Wear-part coordination
Plan jaw plates, liners, hammers, screen plates, belts and bearings according to operating hours and material abrasiveness.
Operation support
What Buyers Can Prepare
Clear material data, equipment model information, operating hours and photos of wear condition help the service team respond with more accurate recommendations.
2-hourno-load running checks referenced in equipment manuals
Model-basedspare parts matched by machine model and serial data
Site recordsmaintenance records kept for troubleshooting
Long-termtechnical response for crushing plant operation
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