Due to external factors, it is inevitable that circular lifting belts will stick oil stains or dust when used. If not treated in a timely manner, it can easily cause the lifting belt to become hard. This not only affects the tensile performance, but also accelerates the scrapping of the lifting belt. So, what should be done to deal with oil stains on circular lifting belts?
Select suitable cleaning agents, such as detergents or degreasers, according to the instructions for use. Dilute the cleaning agent in warm water and follow the instructions for using the cleaning agent.
Soak the lifting strap with oil stains in a cleaning solution to fully soak it. According to the degree of oil stains, the soaking time can vary from a few minutes to a few hours.
Use a soft bristle brush or cloth to gently brush and clean the surface of the lifting belt, especially in areas with severe oil stains. Be careful not to use too rough brushes to avoid damaging the fiber structure of the lifting belt.
Rinse the lifting strap with clean water and thoroughly rinse off the cleaning agent and oil stains. Ensure that the cleaning agent and oil stains are completely removed to avoid adverse effects on the lifting belt.
Dry the cleaned circular lifting strap and hang it in a well ventilated area, or use a fan for auxiliary drying. Ensure that the lifting strap is completely dry before use to prevent corrosion or reduced strength caused by moisture.