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“Regular inspections” are beneficial for thread-rolling machines.


With the rapid advancement of domestic technology, the replacement of manual labor by machines has become an undeniable trend, permeating every aspect of daily life. Today, we’ll take a closer look at thread‑rolling machines—equipment frequently used in the construction industry. These machines are designed to roll threads onto reinforcing bars, offering convenience and speed. Featuring fully automatic operation, they significantly ease the workload for workers. While highly effective, thread‑rolling machines require regular inspection and maintenance; neglecting these tasks can lead to damage. Let’s now examine each aspect in detail.

No machine can escape the ravages of time, and even minor issues in the early stages, if ignored, can easily escalate into major problems over time. First and foremost, always use water‑soluble coolant; using the wrong type will, over the long term, significantly shorten the machine’s overall service life.

Secondly, the machine should be cleaned regularly—at least every so often—since prolonged rebar‑cutting operations generate metal chips. Failure to remove these debris periodically can place undue stress on the threading rollers, shortening their service life. Moreover, not only are the threading rollers affected, but the accuracy of thread formation may also be compromised.

Finally, feed the material at a steady rate and avoid excessive pressure or rapid feeding to prevent blade breakage. It is advisable to regularly inspect all three aspects mentioned above, as both the machine’s internal condition and operating procedures can affect the thread‑rolling machine’s service life.

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The support block is mounted on the support base, with its top welded using cemented carbide. Loosen the fastening bolts of the support block, adjust its height by adding or removing shims beneath the block, and then tighten the bolts.