What work needs to be done for the daily maintenance of the Hockey Dasher Board

Daily maintenance of Hockey Dasher Boards is the key to ensuring safety and life. First, check the fixing status regularly, tighten the expansion bolts or buckles with tools, and check whether there is any looseness between the board surface and the bracket to avoid displacement during collision.

In terms of cleaning, wipe the stains on the board surface with a damp cloth every week. For example, scratches left by ice hockey collisions or paint rubbed on the athlete's clothes can be gently wiped with a mild detergent and then rinsed with clean water. Do not use sharp tools such as steel wool to prevent scratches on the board surface.

Focus on checking the buffer layer of the Hockey Dasher Board every month, such as whether the EVA foam is dented or damaged, and whether the high-density polyethylene board has cracks. If local damage is found, repair it with a patch of the same material in time; if the damaged area is large or the structure is loose, replace the entire board as soon as possible. Keep records of daily maintenance to facilitate the understanding of the usage status and prevent problems in advance.