Best practices for maintaining a manual tablet press

🧴 2. Regular lubrication

Some moving parts, such as axles and lever, need periodic lubrication to avoid wear and excessive friction.

• Use special machinery oil or food-grade oil if you manufacture consumer products.

• Lubricate every 2 weeks if you use the machine frequently, or once a month if it is used occasionally.

🛠️ 3. Check screws and parts

With use, it's normal for some parts to loosen slightly. Check:

• Adjusting screws

• Compression lever

• Molds and punches

Tighten if necessary, but don't force it. Make sure everything is secure before using the machine again.

🔧 4. Mold changes (if applicable)

If you have a model with interchangeable molds, it is important:

• Clean each mold after use.

• Store them in a box or dry place

• Check for wear (deformed or chipped shapes)

💡 Advice: If you use different formulas or products, label each mold to avoid confusion.

☁️ 5. Proper storage

When not using the machine:

• Store it in a dry, clean and moisture-free place.

• Cover it with a cover or cloth to avoid dust

• Avoid exposing it to direct sunlight or extreme temperatures

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The best option is to choose a machine stainless steel or anti-corrosive alloy.
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🧾 Conclusion

He maintenance of a manual tablet press It's simple, but key to ensuring its long-term operation. With proper cleaning, lubrication, and storage, you'll have an efficient machine for many years.

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