Our factory has a MSQ-1600/2200 face grinding machine, which often has stuck knife failure during the grinding process.
The MSQ-1600/2200 face grinding machine is driven by a motor, which drives the wire rope to move the wheel left and right to complete sharpening. Only when the grinding wheel is as close as possible to the cutting edge can the sharpening work be done quickly and intensively. However, when the grinding wheel approaches the knife, if it is not strong enough, it will get stuck, resulting in stoppages or even damage to the machine.
The reason for the failure is that the force of the grinding wheel's movement comes from the engagement of the two bevel gears. The MSQ-1600/2200 gear fixed point generates centrifugal force between the gears, resulting in damage to the fixed point. As long as the gear transmission and host drive system joints can be fixed. We have adopted a bracket in the direction of the line of equality of the parallel shafts of gears associated with the gearbox and the host, so that the two ends are fixed on the host and the transmission respectively. In this way, no matter how hard you are subjected to, there will be no problems with the main gear and the gears in the gearbox.