On the woodworking line, Small size conveyor chain with special attachments were used to prevent workpieces from slipping, but the combination of high speed transport and a dusty environment with sawdust and other particles caused the chains to wear out quickly, necessitating frequent replacement.

Additionally, wear on the attachment tip also shortens its lifespan, creating issues with stable operation and maintenance costs.

Furthermore, most woodworking equipment is made overseas, and the majority of existing chains are also made overseas, so obtaining replacement parts and maintaining them was a time-consuming process.

By using a small conveyor chain with a special attachment that can handle high-speed conveyance and dusty environments, wear and elongation of the chain itself is significantly reduced, reducing maintenance frequency and achieving stable operation.

By changing the attachment tip to a hardened specification, the wear life has been extended, which has also contributed to extending the replacement cycle and reducing maintenance costs.

Furthermore, by using domestically available chains instead of overseas-made chains, which were difficult to procure, the flexibility of maintenance was improved, which contributed greatly to reducing the burden on the site and improving production efficiency.