Safety Precautions for Shot‑Blasting Machine Maintenance

Shut‑down inspection: Before carrying out repairs, the equipment must be switched off and inspected to rule out potential hazards or damage.

Protective gear: Wear protective equipment during maintenance. Never perform maintenance work while the shot‑blasting machine is in operation.

Power‑supply isolation: Disconnect the main power supply during maintenance and hang up an inspection warning sign.

Accident prevention: Do not open the end cover until all rotating parts of the shot‑blasting machine have come to a complete standstill.

Regular lubrication: Inspect and replace lubricating oil and grease on a regular basis to ensure normal equipment operation.

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Stop‑and‑inspect procedure: Prior to maintenance, stop the equipment and check for any visible damage or wear on components such as bearings, belts and other parts.

Personal protective equipment: During maintenance work, wear protective gear including safety goggles, gloves and other items, to prevent injury caused by flying metal fragments.

Power‑supply lock‑out: The main power supply shall be disconnected during maintenance, and a maintenance warning sign shall be posted to prevent accidental startup caused by mis‑operation.

Accident prevention: It is strictly forbidden to open the end cover before the shot‑blasting machine has completely stopped rotating, so as to avoid accidents.

Regular lubrication: Regularly check and replace lubricating oil and grease, to guarantee the normal operation of every equipment component and reduce friction and wear.