What are the necessary conditions for commissioning a glass tempering furnace?

Before commissioning a glass tempering furnace, ensuring that all components and systems are in normal condition is essential to ensure safe and efficient operation. The following list outlines the key requirements:

Leveling of all parts of the tempering furnace: All parts of the tempering furnace, including rollers and air grilles, must be properly leveled. This plays a vital role in achieving consistent glass quality and preventing operational problems caused by uneven equipment alignment.

Lubricant: Ensure that all moving parts are fully lubricated and lubricant is added to the specified level. Proper lubrication reduces friction, reduces wear, and ensures smooth operation of all parts of the furnace.

Smooth operation of the drive system: The drive system should run smoothly without any abnormal noise. Implementing all necessary safety measures is essential to prevent accidents and maintain reliable performance of the entire furnace during operation.

Electrical system integrity: The electrical system of the furnace must be properly wired and have reliable grounding and insulation. Ensure the safety of equipment and personnel and reduce the risk of electrical hazards during operation.

Reliable air system: The air system must maintain good airtightness to ensure the necessary pressure and airflow in the furnace. This is essential for the glass tempering effect.

Stable fan and air duct system: The fan and air duct system should run smoothly, without abnormal noise, and must be firmly fixed in place. Maintain tempering efficiency and effectiveness.

Convection fan and cooling system inspection: Check the convection fan for signs of damage, deformation, or loose fasteners. The motor should rotate freely when turned by hand. In addition, the water cooling system of the high-temperature convection fan must operate normally to prevent overheating and ensure stable performance.