Proper daily maintenance is essential to ensure stable performance and prolong the service life of grinding wheels, while also guaranteeing operational safety during use. First of all, correct storage is the foundation. Grinding wheels shall be placed in a dry, cool and ventilated warehouse, away from direct sunlight, high temperature, moisture and corrosive substances. Do not stack them in excessive layers or place heavy objects on the wheels, so as to avoid deformation, cracks or internal damage. It is recommended to classify and store wheels by specifications and materials for easy access.

Before each use, conduct a thorough inspection. Check the surface for cracks, chipping, uneven wear or loose bonding. Never use defective grinding wheels, as they may break during operation and cause accidents. When installing, ensure the wheel is firmly fixed with matched flanges, and add gaskets to reduce friction and stress. Do not over-tighten the fasteners to prevent wheel cracking.

During operation, follow standard working rules strictly. Avoid long-term overload grinding, excessive impact and sudden lateral force on the wheel. Keep a stable grinding angle and proper contact pressure. Using the wheel beyond its rated speed is strictly prohibited, which will greatly accelerate wear and lead to potential risks.

After use, clean the residual debris and metal powder on the wheel surface in a timely manner with professional tools. Do not use hard tools to scrape the wheel forcibly. For long-term idle wheels, recheck their integrity regularly. Scientific maintenance and standardized operation can effectively slow down wear, maximize the utilization rate of grinding wheels and cut production costs.