1. Safety hazards of manual film cutting
The film blowing machine is produced at an extremely fast speed, and the production line needs to be operated, maintained and adjusted uninterruptedly. In daily operation, it is sometimes necessary to cut the film manually. If the following points are not paid attention to, accidents may occur during the film cutting process.
1. High risk: During the film cutting process, improper operation may cause the blade to slip or suddenly rebound, thereby injuring the operator.
2. Material waste: Due to the different lengths of the film, the length of the cut will also be inconsistent when the film is cut manually, resulting in material waste.
3. Parts are fragile: Manual film cutting will cause wear on the cutting edge and blade, shortening the service life of the equipment.
2. Preventive measures
In order to ensure the safe operation of the film blowing machine, the following points need to be noted:
1. Never cut the film directly with your hands: Use a safety belt to fix the blade, place the film under the blade, step on the film line with your feet, control the movement of the film, and make cutting more convenient and safer.
2. Equipped with protective measures: Use professional blades and matching cutting edges to hide the danger in the smallest range and reduce the risk of staff.
3. Regular maintenance: Regularly check the blades, cutting edges and related accessories of the film blowing machine to ensure the normal operation of the equipment and reduce equipment damage.
4. Spare parts: Reserve spare blades and accessories for replacement when necessary.
5. Operating instructions: Clearly indicate the operating instructions and convey safe operating knowledge to workers.
In short, manual film cutting is a safety link that is directly related to the operator, so it should be taken seriously by the operator. Only when every worker improves safety awareness and masters operating skills can the occurrence of danger be avoided to the greatest extent.
