What is the standard for replacing the hammer head? Many people think that if the hammer head is broken, it needs to be replaced. In fact, this is not the case. The following mechanical parts processing manufacturers say that the replacement of the hammer head does not depend on the fracture:

　　Many users believe that when the hammer head needs to be completely replaced, it is when the hammer head breaks. In fact, this is not the case. We often need to achieve non-intermittent work requirements during production. Some hammers have no problems on the surface, but they are actually close to the edge of fracture. At this time, if we have just started work, we may be forced to shut down for replacement, which not only wastes time, but also increases production investment. Therefore, we will briefly introduce a few points for you.

　　1. Performance testing: The performance testing here is mainly to detect the hardness and wear resistance of the hammer.

　　2. Appearance inspection: We can see or observe with the help of 30 times magnifying glass whether the surface of the hammer is rusted, bruised, cracked, etc. If so, we need to replace or replace it.

　　3. Non-destructive testing: This is a set of testing methods developed by our hammer manufacturers themselves. The process is probably to use magnetic particle testing or ultrasonic testing methods, which can provide a more in-depth and comprehensive inspection of whether the hammer‘s working performance is good.

　　The above is the standard for detecting whether the hammer should be replaced. We should learn more about this aspect during use, so that we can use it better and achieve good results.