CNC grinder, its safe operation procedures have been explained in front of the content, so on the basis of this, to introduce its operation procedures, I believe we can more easy to understand and grasp because the front has a foundation. At the same time, CNC grinder manufacturers also hope that through this article, we can let you know more about CNC grinder, increase the understanding of this aspect.
Operating procedures of CNC grinding machine
CNC grinding machine operating procedures, the main contents are:
1. All operators should have professional training and assessment, and be very familiar with the machine and equipment.
2. All operators shall strictly abide by the safety and shift management system in the work process.
3. The machine and equipment in use should be lubricated in accordance with the requirements, and the lubrication part should be lubricated in place and fully, mainly using lubricating oil in accordance with the requirements.
4. Before working, the operator shall wear labor protection articles and inspect the equipment. If there is any problem, the operator shall not start the car and shall deal with it immediately.
5. CNC grinder manufacturers can not be unattended when grinding machine work. If the operator must leave, he should first remove the grinding wheel from the workpiece, then stop the machine, and then leave the grinding machine.
6. During the work of CNC grinder, the operator should observe the operation of the equipment at any time, whether there is any abnormal phenomenon if there is timely treatment.
7. No goods can be placed on the surface of the work table, nor can the workpiece be knocked, disassembled and straightened.
8. After the equipment is used and the work is completed, first remove the grinding wheel from the workpiece, then cut off the power of the equipment, pay attention to the handle should be placed in the empty place, and finally carry out daily maintenance.
9. Clean and clean the work site after the work, fill in the work record, and do the shift work well.
