The development of the printing industry has gradually changed from the relatively simple letterpress printing method to the currently commonly used offset printing and the growing digital printing mode. The belief behind this development model is, of course, based on the demands of manufacturers to continuously improve production efficiency and improve the competitiveness and quality of products in the market.

Therefore, all kinds of printing and other processing machinery and equipment that practice the production indicators of manufacturers are constantly emerging in the market at a speed of leaps and bounds, cooperating with and exceeding the expectations of manufacturers. However, while these advanced machines are moving day and night toward their production goals, there are also many "little problems" associated with operations, such as maintenance.

When the machine is damaged, the manufacturer generally thinks that it is caused by normal operating wear and tear. However, today's machinery is made of high-quality alloy steel and should be able to be used for a long time. Afterwards, the manufacturers gradually began to discover the important role played by the maintenance material team in maintaining the normal operation of the printing machinery after paying huge maintenance fees and delaying the production. The related chemical products are relatively neglected.

It may be that the correct selection of these materials will not cause immediate adverse effects on the finished products produced by the manufacturer. Mechanical equipment is often used for a long time before it is discovered that there is a problem.