Punching Out a Preventive Maintenance Punch List
A preventive maintenance program is not difficult to implement if you have a commitment from the company to make it part of its routine and culture.
“Every converter has a unique situation that can affect the PM program, such as humidity, cleanliness, products that generate contamination of the [surface] treater, etc.,” says Lance Kimrey, Corona Designs. “The PM program should be designed to include the basic items, as well as the specific needs of the converter.” Such items include cleaning electrode insulators, the electrode discharge area, and the treater roll surface, as well as checking the ground brush and safety interlock switches.
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