What safety regulations should be paid attention to when operating Metal Cutting Machines

Safety regulations in the operation of Metal Cutting Machine tools are crucial, not only related to personal safety, but also affecting the life of the equipment and processing quality. Before operation, the machine tool status must be strictly checked to confirm that the protective devices (such as protective covers and chip guards) are intact and the fasteners are not loose to avoid accidents caused by equipment failure. Personal protective equipment must be complete, including wearing goggles, dust masks, earplugs or earmuffs to prevent metal splashing, dust inhalation and noise damage.

You need to stay focused during the operation of Metal Cutting Machines. It is strictly forbidden to wear loose clothing such as gloves and scarves. Long hair must be tied tightly to avoid being caught in rotating parts. The tool must be installed firmly and the workpiece must be clamped in place to prevent it from loosening and flying out during processing. Before starting, make sure that there is no debris in the cutting area. It is forbidden to touch the workpiece or tool with your hands during operation. It is necessary to measure or adjust it with tools. If abnormal vibration, noise or odor is found during processing, the machine should be stopped immediately for inspection.

After processing, turn off the power, clean the chips and coolant, and lubricate the machine tool guides and bearings regularly. Safety regulations are the basis of efficient production. Operators must strictly abide by them and avoid taking chances.