What are the common dangers during the operation of the slitting machine?

1. Mechanical injury:
Hazard description: When the blades, roller cores and other parts of the slitting machine are running at high speed, if they are not operated properly, it is easy to cause hands or other parts of the body to be involved, causing cuts or crushing injuries.
Preventive measures: Operators must wear appropriate safety equipment, such as safety glasses, anti-cutting gloves, etc.; it is strictly forbidden to touch the running parts when the machine is running.
2. Electrical hazards:
Hazard description: If the electrical system of the slitting machine is incorrectly wired or poorly grounded, it may cause electric shock accidents.
Preventive measures: Ensure that the power supply wiring of the equipment is correct and the grounding is good; regularly check the electrical circuits and components, and avoid using copper wire instead of fuses.
3. Fire risk:
Hazard description: If flammable items are stored around the slitting machine, or the equipment is overheated, it may cause a fire.
Preventive measures: Keep the area around the equipment dry and free of flammable items; regularly check the equipment's cooling system to ensure the normal operation of the equipment.
4. Tool damage:
Hazard description: Using damaged or inappropriate tools may cause the tool to break or material to splash, causing accidental injuries.
Preventive measures: Check and replace cutting tools regularly to ensure their sharpness and integrity.
5. Dust and noise pollution:
Hazard description: A large amount of dust and noise may be generated during the slitting process, which may harm the health of operators.
Preventive measures: Ensure that the dust and noise generated during the operation of the equipment are effectively controlled, and operators should wear protective equipment such as earplugs.
6. Operational errors:
Hazard description: Operators are not familiar with the equipment operation process or violate the operating procedures, which may cause equipment failure or casualties.
Preventive measures: Operators must undergo professional training and be familiar with the structure, performance and operation methods of the equipment; strictly abide by the operating procedures.