The winter is a very long season for water supply marker posts. The maintenance of marker posts deserves our attention. Therefore, our factory has made a detailed report based on this phenomenon for reference only, as follows:

1. For dry, cold and humid places, it is not allowed to prevent them from being outdoors. A warehouse should be prepared for storage, and the indoor temperature should be kept at about 20 ℃. If the temperature is too low, the service life will be reduced.

2. If it is plastic, it should be stored in bundles to save space and be hygienic. Marker posts should be stacked separately, and the stacking height should be kept at 2-3 meters.

3. After use, it should be cleaned in time, otherwise there will be cement stains left on it, which will damage the quality.

4. A folic acid tank shall be prepared for those with cement stains, which will be soaked. The cement stains will fall off naturally, and stored in a ventilated, dry and bright room.

In the process of practical application, we can extend the service life of through proper maintenance, so as to save production funds. During the operation of water supply marker posts, the punch is easy to appear broken, tortuous and gnawed, and the punch sleeve is generally gnawed. The damage of the punch and the punch sleeve is generally replaced with the same standard parts.

During the protection of the water supply marker post, check the connection of the accessories at each part and whether there is any damage. If there is any damage, repair it in time. Check whether there is any air leakage on the pneumatic jacking material, and adopt measures for the detailed conditions.

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