Operators must wear appropriate personal protective equipment. Safety helmets can prevent accidental head impacts; safety glasses can prevent flying debris from injuring the eyes; ear protectors are used to reduce the damage to hearing caused by the high-decibel noise generated by the operation of the equipment; anti-cut gloves can prevent hands from being scratched by sharp metal materials.
2. Equipment inspection
Before starting the Metal shredder, carefully inspect the equipment. Make sure that all parts are in good condition and there are no safety hazards such as loose parts and broken wires. Once a problem is found, it must be repaired or replaced in time.
3. Feeding safety
When feeding, be sure to ensure that the size and type of the material are within the range allowed by the equipment. Do not feed too much, and do not feed too large or too hard materials to avoid overloading the equipment, causing malfunctions or even accidents. At the same time, always keep your hands and other parts of your body away from the feed port to prevent being drawn into the equipment.
4. Operation process
During the operation of the Metal shredder, it is strictly forbidden to open the protective cover or touch the moving parts of the equipment. If the equipment makes abnormal noise or vibration, it should be stopped immediately and the cause should be checked. Never attempt to repair or debug the equipment while it is running. Because the high-speed rotation of the moving parts is extremely dangerous, once touched, the consequences are disastrous.
5. Maintenance safety
When maintaining the Metal shredder, first cut off the power supply and lock the control cabinet to prevent the equipment from starting accidentally. Use tools correctly during maintenance and strictly follow relevant safety regulations. After maintenance, make sure that all tools and parts have been removed from the equipment before starting the equipment.
6. Fire and explosion prevention
Metal shredder may generate sparks and heat during operation, so it must be kept away from flammable and explosive items. At the same time, fire extinguishing equipment should be equipped near the equipment and ensure that it is in good condition for emergency use.
