It is vital to guarantee operator safety and stable equipment operation during use. The relevant safety precautions are as follows:

Personnel Requirements and Training

Operators must receive professional training to master the machine structure, performance, operation methods and safety rules. They can only take up the post after passing assessment. Untrained personnel are forbidden to operate the equipment.

Personal Protective Equipment

Operators shall wear complete protective gear including safety helmets, goggles, gloves and work uniforms. Goggles protect eyes from flying metal scraps. Gloves prevent hand scratches caused by sharp dies and busbar edges. Proper uniforms avoid clothes being drawn into the machine.

Equipment Inspection

Conduct full inspection before startup. Check all parts for looseness, damage and abnormal conditions. Verify normal hydraulic oil level, oil quality and pipeline tightness without leakage. Confirm firm wiring, reliable grounding and functional switches. Ensure dies are correctly and stably installed with intact cutting edges.

Working Environment

Keep the working area clean, dry and unobstructed. Do not operate the machine in humid places or areas with flammable, explosive gas and dust. Equip the site with fire fighting facilities to deal with potential fire hazards.

Operating Specifications

Follow standard operating procedures strictly. Do not alter operation steps or use the machine beyond rated scope. Make sure all safety guards are intact before startup. Keep body parts away from hazardous zones. Select and adjust dies and processing parameters properly according to busbar material, size and processing demands.

Accident Prevention

Never touch running dies, cutters and workpieces to avoid cutting and squeezing injuries. Stop the machine and cut off power completely before die adjustment, tool replacement and cleaning. Halt operation immediately once abnormal noise, vibration or faults occur. Running faulty equipment is prohibited.

Daily Maintenance

Perform regular maintenance including lubrication, cleaning and fastening as instructed in the manual. Replace worn dies and spare parts timely to maintain equipment performance and safety. Prevent tools and components from falling to avoid damage and personal injury during maintenance.

Emergency Handling

Be familiar with the position and usage of the emergency stop button. Press it instantly and cut off power in emergencies. Take first-aid measures and report the situation to relevant staff promptly.