The automatic straw baler is a mechanical device that uses hydraulic principles to compress crop residues such as straw and rice straw into blocks for easy storage, transportation and further utilization. In order to ensure the normal operation of the baler and prevent moisture from causing damage to the machine, the following are some suggestions for moisture-proof measures:
Keep dry: Make sure the working environment of the baler is dry and avoid using and storing the baler in humid or rainy environments.
Regular inspection: Regularly check the hydraulic system of the baler, including hydraulic pressure, flow, oil temperature, etc., to ensure stable operation of the system.
Cleaning and maintenance: Regularly clean dust and debris inside and outside the baler, especially the hydraulic tank and pipelines, to prevent corrosion and blockage caused by moisture.
Moisture-proof treatment: For rust-proof treatment of the metal parts of the baler, anti-rust oil or other moisture-proof agents can be used to protect the metal surface.
Sealing inspection: Check the sealing parts of the baler, such as the joint between the conveyor pulley and the roller, to ensure that there is no axial movement and keep the surface smooth to prevent moisture from entering the inside of the machine.
Electrical equipment protection: For the electrical equipment of the baler, moisture-proof measures should be taken, such as using moisture-proof pads or desiccants, to ensure that the electrical components are not affected by moisture.
Operating specifications: Follow the instruction manual and operating procedures of the baler, use and maintain the equipment correctly, and avoid moisture problems caused by improper operation.
Storage environment: When the baler is not in use, it should be stored in a well-ventilated, dry environment to avoid direct exposure.
Waterproof covering: If the baler must be used outdoors, consider using a waterproof covering, such as plastic sheeting or a special waterproof cover, to reduce the direct impact of rain on the machine.
Professional maintenance: Regularly invite professional technicians to maintain and inspect the baler to detect and solve possible moisture problems in a timely manner.
Improve drainage: Ensure that the work site has a good drainage system to prevent water accumulation from affecting the baler.

Use desiccant: Place desiccant, such as silica gel bags, in some parts of the baler that are prone to moisture to absorb excess moisture.

In summary, the automatic straw baler can be effectively protected from moisture, extended its service life, and ensured its efficient and stable working performance.