Safety operating procedures

(1) Before starting work, lubricate the machine tool according to regulations, check if all handles are in place, and run it slowly for five minutes to confirm that everything is normal before operation.

(2) The chuck clamp should be securely fastened, and the wrench should not be left on the chuck or clamp during startup. (3) The workpiece and tool clamping should be firm, and the tool holder should not protrude too long (except for boring holes); When rotating the small knife holder, stop to prevent the tool from colliding with the chuck, workpiece, or cutting your hands.

(4) During the operation of the workpiece, the operator should not stand facing the workpiece, should not lean against the lathe, and should not step on the oil pan with their feet.

(5) During high-speed cutting, a chip breaker and a protective screen should be used.

(6) Prohibit reverse braking at high speeds, and ensure smooth exiting and parking.

(7) Remove iron filings using a brush or specialized hook.

(8) When using a file to polish the workpiece, the right hand must be in front and the left hand behind; Use sandpaper to polish the workpiece, and use tools such as "hand clamps" to prevent twisting injuries.

(9) Everything related to labor, quantity, and cutting tools should be placed in a safe location nearby, in an orderly and tidy manner. (10) If the lathe is not stationary, it is prohibited to take or measure workpieces on the front of the car.

(11) When the lathe is working, it is forbidden to open or remove the protective device. (12) As work approaches, the lathe should be cleaned and wiped, and the tailstock and slide box should be moved back to the rightmost end of the bed.