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NECESSITY AND IMPORTANCE OF SPLASH GUARDS SAFETY LOCKS ON CNC MACHINE
TOOLS
Necessity and importance
of splash guards safety locks in workshops as “measures of precaution
on machine tools” contains in Machine tools safety regulation and
work safety regulation at chapter five articles second has explained
at below.
CANCELLATION
OF PRECAUTION MEASURES (SAFETY LOCKS)
Disassembled or proved useless precaution measures (including safety
locks) on machines with transmission mechanism and machine tools
are not allowed. The precaution measures will temporarily cancel
during machine checking, adjustment, maintenance and repairing.
After that it will be activated back. (Occupational safety and health
regulations clause: 143)
MALFUNCTION OF PRECAUTION MEASURES (SAFETY LOCKS)
Machine tools will be immediately stop if any malfunction or appears
any fault on its’ precaution measures or insufficient particular
circumstances than concerned persons will informed and than the
machine tools which detached any malfunction or faulty precaution
measures will be point out with a sign to prevent somebody works
on the machine tool. (Occupational safety and health regulations
clause: 144)
PRECAUTION MEASURES (SAFETY LOCKS)
The measures of precautions
will be taken while machine tools manufacturing, operating and safety
locks preparations.
1) Precaution measures must position to enshrouded dangerous places
while machine and operator working.
2) Precaution measures’ location should design to be not preventing
machine operation, maintenances and if possible they should assemble
on machine’s main frame. If the precaution measures are dynamic
type, it should be product as easily start up automatically or manually.
3) Precaution measures must fabricated enough steady if something
collision or fall down on it.
4) Precaution measures must fabricated with the material which durable
about the fire, water, rust and free maintenance.
5) Precaution measures not create risk or not to be dangerous their
self to machine or operators.
(Occupational safety and health regulations clause: 147)
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