What are the hazards of CNC lathes, and what are the safety hazards of CNC lathes

Hazards of CNC lathe work:

1. Noise pollution, the workshop is very noisy;

2. Iron dust pollution, some debris will be produced when processing parts;

3. Working fluid pollution, most of the alkaline processing fluid will be added when turning parts, and long-term contact will be polluted.

The above-mentioned potential pollution is generally done in accordance with the work process, and the protection is done well, and the impact is not large.

CNC lathes and turning centers are high-precision and high-efficiency automatic machine tools. Equipped with a multi-station turret or a driven turret, the machine tool has a wide range of processing process performance, can process linear cylindrical, oblique cylindrical, circular arc and a variety of threads, grooves, worms and other complex workpieces, with linear interpolation, arc interpolation various compensation functions, and in the mass production of complex parts play a good economic effect.

Noise, that depends on the bed itself, generally not too big! It's harmless, who has ever heard of someone making the noise of the bed sick! The sound of the new 250 motorcycle not refueling after starting is like that, you know?

CNC told me that there is no harm, if you want to say that there is danger everywhere, you must be cautious in whatever work you do. Are you saying that the salary is high, it's not easy to say, if the technology is okay, 3000-5000Satisfied?

It's very hard The wage piecework system is generally 2000 large I do a gantry machining center and OK My salary is generally more than 3000 CNC This piece is willing to do the salary is quite high, but you must pay attention Otherwise the consequences are unimaginable I have a friend who was distracted A piece of iron flew out directly The head was smashed to the hospital and 8 stitches.

Careful. It's okay if the program isn't made wrong, it's hard to say. It's been 5 years and I haven't been injured.

1. Long-term contact with cutting fluid is easy to cause allergies!

2. If the lathe door is not closed during cutting, the workpiece is thrown out by the spindle and hurts people.

3. Programming error, or manual operation error, collision knife.

4. Iron slag flies out and into the eyes.

The workpiece flies out and hurts people, and the spindle rotates to bring people in.

Generally speaking, there are object strikes, machines.

Assault injuries, electric shocks, bai burns,

fire, poisoning and suffocation, and other injuries. The DAO depends on the actual distribution of hazards.

You can check the "Classification Standards for Accidents of Enterprise Employees".

From the perspective of CNC machine tool operation, the hazards of long-term CNC include the following:1Eye and vision injuries:

CNC machine tools need to operate computers and observation machines, and long-term work may lead to problems such as eye strain, dryness, and vision loss. 2.Noise pollution:

When CNC machine tools are working, the sound of the machine may be louder, and long-term exposure to noise will affect the hearing and nervous system. 3.Electromagnetic Radiation Hazards:

The slag bed of the CNC machine needs to operate computers and electronic equipment, which will produce electromagnetic radiation, and long-term exposure to electromagnetic radiation may affect health. 4.Posture Crack is Potential Bad Damage:

The operation of CNC machine tools requires maintaining a sitting or standing posture for a long time, and poor posture will bring discomfort and damage to the cervical spine, lumbar spine and limbs. 5.Dust Hazards:

When CNC machine tools are working, machine cutting will produce a large amount of dust such as iron filings, chips and oil mist, and long-term inhalation of these dusts may cause respiratory diseases. Therefore, long-term engagement in the operation of CNC machine tools needs to pay attention to protecting their health, such as correctly adjusting the working posture, wearing protective glasses and masks, and maintaining indoor ventilation.