Operating Procedure of Mechanical Pressure Machines (Rigid Coupler Type)
In order to ensure the safe operation of Mechanical Pressure Machines (Rigid Coupler Type）, legal safety requirements of mechanical pressure machines must be followed. This operating procedure is designed to guarantee the safe use and care of the machine. There are several steps that must be kept in mind when operating the Mechanical Pressure Machines.
First, the operator should be familiar with the structure and function of the Machine before any work is done. The operator should check for visible signs of damage or wear-and-tear, and that all the components are in their correct position. All protective shields, safeguards, and clamps must be securely in place at all times.
Second, a safety check must be done prior to operation in order to ensure that all of the components in the operating area are in their correct position and that they are properly wired. The operator should do a pre-start check to make sure that all the nuts and bolts are properly tightened. The cables must have no defects and should be securely connected.
Third, the operator should check for proper operation and alignment of the Machine before use. All of the parts, bearings, pulleys, and gears should be checked for proper alignment and clearance. Any unusual noise should be reported immediately.
Fourth, the operator should make sure that the Machine is well lubricated. This should be done both before and after each use. When lubricating, use an approved lubricant that is suitable for the machine. In addition, the operator should check for any oil or grease leaks, and if any are found, they should be reported immediately.
Fifth, the operator should be trained to use appropriate controls while operating the Machine. The operator should be familiar with all the safety features, including the emergency stop button. All safety features must be in working order and accessible at all times.
Sixth, each work shift should be done in a safe and orderly manner. The operator should wear the necessary protective equipment, such as safety glasses and steel toe caps, when operating the machine. In addition, the operator should use the right tools and protective safety guards to ensure that the Machine is in proper working order before using it.
Finally, the operator should do a post-use check after each use. This should include checking for any signs of wear or damage, and proper lubrication, alignment, and clearance. After this is done, the operator should turn off the Machine and report any defects to the appropriate personnel.
These procedures are meant to ensure that the Machine is operated safely and efficiently. The operator should be familiar with the structure, function and safety features of the Machine before using it, and the operator should always follow proper safety protocol when using the Machine. Failure to follow these procedures could lead to serious injury or even death.
