Side grinding issues

In the daily use of grinding machines, we often find that some operators indiscriminately use the side surface of the grinding wheel for grinding without distinguishing between the types of grinding machines and grinding wheels. This is a serious violation of safety operation regulations. According to regulations, using a circular surface as the working surface of a grinding wheel is not suitable for grinding on the side surface. This type of grinding wheel has a large radial strength and a small axial strength. When the operator applies too much force, it can cause the grinding wheel to break and even injure people. This behavior should be stopped in practical use.

Positive operational issues

In daily use, many operators are accustomed to operating directly against the grinding wheel because they can use force in this direction. In fact, this behavior should be particularly avoided during the operation of the grinding machine. According to the operating procedures, when using a grinding machine to grind workpieces, the operator should stand next to the grinding wheel and not operate on the front side of the grinding wheel to avoid injury caused by the grinding wheel flying out or breaking when the grinding wheel malfunctions.

Force operation issues

When using grinding machines, some operators, especially young ones, use excessive force to achieve fast grinding speed, which is an extremely unsafe operating behavior. Any flat body of a grinding wheel has a certain strength, which is likely to cause the grinding wheel to break or even fly out and injure people. This is also a behavior that should be stopped.

Joint operational issues

In daily practice, such situations also occur. Some people rush production tasks and work hours, and two people share a grinder to operate together. This is a serious violation of regulations and should be strictly stopped. When one grinding machine is not enough, the solution can be to add more grinding machines, and it is not allowed to share one grinding machine together.

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