Common problems in the selection of powder production equipment

In the selection process of powder production equipment, enterprises often encounter a series of problems, these issues relate to equipment performance, production efficiency, cost investment, environmental requirements and equipment maintenance and other aspects. The following is a detailed summary of these issues:

First, equipment performance and production needs do not match

Production capacity mismatch: enterprises may not fully consider their own production scale and output requirements, resulting in the selected equipment production capacity is too high or too low. Production capacity is too high will increase unnecessary investment costs, while the production capacity is too low can not meet the production demand, affecting production efficiency.

Poor process adaptability: there are differences in the production process of different powder products, the selected equipment may not be able to fully adapt to the specific process requirements, resulting in substandard product quality or low production efficiency.

Second, the cost of investment and budget control is not appropriate

Initial investment is too high: part of the high-end equipment, although superior performance, but the initial investment costs are relatively high, may exceed the budget range of the enterprise.

Running costs are ignored: In addition to the acquisition cost of equipment, equipment running costs (such as energy consumption, maintenance costs, etc.) is also an important factor for enterprises to consider. Some equipment, although the acquisition cost is low, but high operating costs, long-term may not be cost-effective.

Third, environmental requirements and equipment selection conflict

With the increasingly stringent environmental regulations, companies must fully consider the environmental performance of the equipment when selecting. However, some traditional equipment may not be able to meet the current environmental requirements, such as dust emissions exceed the standard, exhaust gas treatment does not meet the standard. This requires companies in the selection must be carefully screened, select the equipment to meet environmental standards.

Fourth, the lack of equipment maintenance and after-sales service

Maintenance difficulties: some equipment has a complex structure, maintenance difficulties, the need for professional and technical personnel to maintain. If the enterprise lacks appropriate technical support and training, may lead to equipment maintenance is not timely, not in place, affecting the normal operation and service life of the equipment.

After-sales service is not perfect: the after-sales service of the equipment is another important factor to consider when the enterprise selection. If the equipment supplier to provide imperfect after-sales service, such as slow response time, poor maintenance quality, etc., will bring unnecessary trouble and losses to the production of enterprises.

Fifth, equipment selection process of other common problems

Inadequate access to information: enterprises in the selection of a variety of equipment on the market before not fully understand the performance, price, brand and other information, resulting in a lack of selection based on and reference.

Blind pursuit of imported equipment: some companies blindly pursue imported equipment, that imported equipment with superior performance and reliable quality. However, imported equipment may be expensive, inconvenient supply of accessories and other issues, not necessarily suitable for all enterprises.

In view of the above problems, enterprises in the powder production equipment selection should fully consider their own production needs, budget range, environmental requirements and equipment maintenance and other factors, a comprehensive comparison of different equipment performance, price, after-sales service and other aspects of the advantages and disadvantages of the choice of the most suitable for their own equipment. At the same time, enterprises should also strengthen communication and cooperation with equipment suppliers to ensure that the selected equipment can meet their own production needs and successfully put into production use.