Recommended maintenance intervals based on application scenarios:
Standard civil water supply and drainage piping: Conduct a comprehensive inspection and maintenance every 6–12 months.
High-pressure applications (e.g., industrial fluid, oil, and gas transport): Perform specialized maintenance every 1–3 months.
Extreme operating conditions (e.g., high temperatures, highly corrosive environments, or high vibration): Conduct priority inspections and maintenance every 2–4 weeks.
Key inspection points for each maintenance session:
Clean oil, grease, and debris from the clamp surface and connection gaps to prevent foreign matter from adhering and corroding the sealing elements.
Check the torque of fastening bolts to prevent loosening or leakage during long-term operation.
Inspect rubber seals for signs of aging, cracking, or deformation, and promptly replace any compromised components.
Verify that the clamp remains properly seated against the pipe with no shifting or signs of leakage, ensuring stable sealing performance.
