In the production of corrugated cardboard, the core equipment such as high-performance corrugated machines faces intricate lubrication challenges. Bearings are exposed to high temperatures, humidity, and corrosive environments, subject to the multiple impacts of high pressure, friction, dust, adhesive, and paper deposits. The lifespan of bearings is influenced by factors such as operating temperatures and production speeds, necessitating adaptation to extreme working conditions.

The complexity of the lubrication process may lead to early structural damage, friction issues, and functional failures in bearings. These adverse effects directly impact the productivity and maintenance costs of corrugated cardboard production lines, potentially causing unplanned downtime and incurring expensive repairs and losses. In the rapidly growing corrugated paper industry, manufacturers must adopt reliable lubricants to enhance production efficiency and reduce maintenance costs. Finding the most cost-effective production processes becomes crucial to meeting market demands and sustaining competitiveness.