The following is a comprehensive solution to the problems that occur when the throat clamp is mechanically wound:

1. Buckle stuck problem

Buckle deformation repair

If the buckle at the head and tail of the throat clamp is lifted due to processing vibration, causing the steel belt to be unable to shrink, you can use a screwdriver or hard metal tool to press the lifted part back to its original position to ensure that the buckle is aligned with the steel belt through hole1.

Adjust the steel belt tension

Appropriately adjust the steel belt tension to avoid buckle stuck due to insufficient tension. The tightness of the steel belt can be fine-tuned by loosening the fixing screws, or by replacing the tension adjustment device.

2. Steel belt bending problem 1

Correcting steel belt bending

If the top of the steel belt presses against the screw rod cap and cannot be tightened, the top of the steel belt needs to be bent downward to remove the obstruction to the screw rod cap.

3. Material-related issues

Stainless steel throat clamp processing

Stainless steel throat clamps are more difficult to handle when the buckle is stuck due to the high hardness of the material. It is recommended to use special tools (such as hydraulic jacks) to press the buckle from below, or contact professional maintenance personnel for processing.

IV. Preventive measures

Regular maintenance: Check the connection between the buckle and the steel belt, and repair processing defects in time;

Standard operation: Use special tools to tighten the screws to avoid deformation caused by excessive force;

Material selection: Select the appropriate material according to the use scenario to avoid hard materials such as stainless steel from getting stuck due to brittleness.

The above methods can effectively solve the problems of stuck and bending when the throat clamp is mechanically wound, ensuring the use effect.

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