Precautions for waste fabric shredders

2024.6.21

When using the waste fabric shredder, the following precautions should be taken to ensure the safety of operation and the normal operation of the equipment:

1. Safety operating procedures

Personal protection:

Operators must wear complete personal protective equipment, including safety helmets, protective glasses, earplugs, gloves, etc., to protect the head, eyes, ears and hands from accidental injuries.

Equipment inspection:

Before use, the equipment must be fully inspected, including whether the power line is intact, whether the motor is running normally, whether the blade is sharp and tight, and whether the feed and discharge ports are unobstructed.

Regularly check the fastening bolts of the equipment to ensure that the equipment is in good working condition.

Comply with operating procedures:

Operators must strictly abide by the operating procedures of the shredder and must not change the operating parameters of the equipment or perform illegal operations without authorization.

Overload operation is prohibited, and the feed volume is strictly controlled to avoid equipment damage or safety accidents.

Do not touch the blade:

The blade of the shredder is very sharp. Touching it directly with your hands may cause serious cuts. During operation, the operator should stay away from the blade area and use special tools for cleaning and maintenance.

II. Maintenance and care

Regular maintenance:

Perform regular maintenance of the equipment, including cleaning dust and debris inside and outside the equipment, checking and replacing worn parts, and lubricating the moving parts of the equipment.

Blade inspection and replacement:

Regularly check the wear of the shredder blade and replace the severely worn blade in time to ensure the shredding effect and equipment performance.

III. Energy saving, environmental protection and waste utilization

Energy saving and consumption reduction:

When using a shredder, effective measures should be taken to reduce energy consumption and waste generation, such as reasonably controlling the feed volume, optimizing equipment operating parameters, and using energy-saving motors.

Waste utilization:

Waste processed by the shredder often has a certain reuse value. Operators should fully understand the nature and purpose of waste, classify and recycle it to maximize the use of resources.

IV. Training and personnel management

Operation training:

Provide professional operation training for operators to ensure that they can master the operation skills and safety knowledge of the shredder.

Teamwork and communication:

Strengthen teamwork and communication to ensure smooth work and avoid operational errors and safety accidents.

V. Other precautions

Start and stop:

Before starting, a start signal should be sent to ensure that all personnel have evacuated the crusher before starting.

When stopping, a signal should be communicated, the switch should be turned off, the power should be cut off, and the follow-up work should be done well.

Fault handling:

When the equipment fails, it should be stopped immediately for processing, and a warning sign "Someone is repairing, do not start" should be hung. When handling the fault, there should be a guardian to supervise, and it is forbidden to handle the fault alone.

Following the above precautions can ensure the safe and efficient operation of the waste fabric shredder, extend the service life of the equipment, and reduce the occurrence of safety accidents.