How does Manhart (Guangdong) CNC Machine Tool Co., Ltd. identify and avoid potential electric shock risks during the operation of CNC bending machines?

It is crucial to identify and avoid potential electrical shock risks during the operation of CNC bending machines. Here are some key steps and precautions:
Firstly, regular inspections of the electrical system are the foundation for preventing the risk of electric shock. This includes checking whether the power supply circuit is damaged, whether the plugs and sockets are loose or damaged, and whether all electrical connections are tight and well insulated. Any damage or abnormality should be repaired in a timely manner to ensure the safety and stability of the electrical system.
Secondly, using insulated tools and protective equipment is an effective method to prevent direct contact with live parts. Operators should wear protective equipment such as insulated gloves and shoes, and use tools with insulation properties for operation. This can greatly reduce the risk of electric shock caused by accidental contact with live parts.
In addition, adhering to safety operating procedures is crucial in avoiding the risk of electric shock. During the operation process, operators should strictly follow the safety operating procedures of the equipment and not arbitrarily change the equipment settings or parameters to avoid electrical faults or electric shock accidents. Meanwhile, maintenance, cleaning, or other non operational activities are prohibited while the equipment is in operation.
Meanwhile, it is also very important to understand the electrical layout and warning signs of the equipment. Operators should be familiar with the electrical layout of CNC bending machines, understand which parts are energized, and which parts require special care. In addition, attention should be paid to warning signs and markings on the equipment, which usually indicate potential areas of electric shock risk or operational precautions.
Finally, maintaining a clean and dry work area is also an important measure to prevent the risk of electric shock. A cluttered work environment and damp ground can both increase the risk of electric shock. Therefore, operators should regularly clean the work area to ensure that there are no debris or accumulated water, and keep the ground dry.
In summary, by regularly inspecting the electrical system, using insulated tools and protective equipment, adhering to safety operating procedures, understanding the electrical layout and warning signs of the equipment, and maintaining a clean and dry work area, operators can effectively identify and avoid potential electrical shock risks during the operation of CNC bending machines.