2026-09-03 views：4
Setting up an industrial robot polishing workstation is just the first step. Proper daily maintenance of the robot polishing head and force-controlled floating polishing head is essential to ensure long-term stable operation of the equipment, reduce downtime and malfunctions, and extend the overall service life of the entire system.
The grinding workshop generates a large amount of dust, and metal shavings can easily infiltrate the bearings of the robotic grinding heads. It is necessary to regularly clean the dust from the housings, add lubricating grease on schedule, inspect the wear status of abrasives such as grinding wheels and sand belts, and replace them promptly to prevent damaged abrasives from scratching the workpieces.
The LiKong floating grinding head is equipped with precision sensors and a floating mechanism, making it a high-precision component. It must not be subjected to heavy impacts. Before daily operation, inspect the air supply and communication lines, and regularly calibrate the LiKong zero point to prevent force drift caused by prolonged continuous use, which could affect grinding accuracy.
Industrial robots require focused maintenance on the end effector flange connection points. Regularly inspect the tightness of connecting screws to prevent trajectory deviations caused by load fluctuations. When the equipment is idle, clean the end effector's abrasive components and implement dust protection measures.
Standardizing routine inspections and regular maintenance can significantly reduce the probability of failures, lower equipment repair costs, ensure continuous and stable production on the grinding line, and fully realize the production value of the integrated flexible solution comprising industrial robots, robotic grinding heads, and force-controlled floating grinding heads.