The inclined pad iron is mainly used for horizontal and parallel adjustment of various equipment, so that the equipment can operate smoothly ..

Diagonal pad iron can be divided into three types: cast iron inclined pad iron, steel inclined pad iron, and anti riot inclined pad iron

The specifications and precision requirements of the inclined pad iron: The inclined pad iron generally does not have specific specifications, and is usually designed according to the weight of the equipment on the drawing and customized for processing. But the commonly used specifications are 100 * 50; 120*60； 120*80； 150*80； 160*80； 200*100； 200*120； 200*150； 240*120； 300*150； Wait.

The precision of the inclined pad iron is generally △ 12.5, which is a general rough precision inclined pad iron. △ 6.3 is a medium precision inclined pad iron, △ 3.2 is a high precision inclined pad iron, and △ 0.8 is a precision inclined pad iron (made by grinding the surface of the grinding machine). The precision of the inclined pad iron is selected for the precision of the equipment during use. High precision inclined pad iron is not suitable for all equipment. The inclined pad iron should be selected reasonably according to actual needs. In order to achieve the initial cost saving goal of using inclined pad iron.

The main purpose of inclined pad iron is to adjust the horizontal and parallel of various equipment, so that the equipment does not vibrate or tilt during operation, ensuring the good operation of the machine, reducing machine wear, and ensuring equipment safety; The characteristics are: simple to use, convenient, fast, and mostly manufactured according to the needs of users. The inclined pad iron drawing is designed according to the actual equipment base requirements, and then processed and manufactured according to the drawing.

Usage of inclined pad iron: The inclined pad iron is generally used in pairs. First, place a flat pad iron on the concrete foundation, and then cross the two inclined pad iron pieces on top of the flat pad iron. When adjusting, use a hammer to strike the two pad iron pieces, and use the slope of the inclined pad iron to raise or lower the equipment to achieve the purpose of adjusting the level. After adjusting the level, spot weld the inclined pad iron to the equipment base to make the pad iron stable and secure. Finally, pour concrete to keep the equipment in good horizontal condition during operation, reducing machine wear and reducing the cost of replacing equipment components.