The grinding wheel is a commonly used grinding tool, but safety is also very important in the process of using the grinding wheel, so what should you do to ensure more safety in the process of operating the grinding wheel?
What you should do?
1. Always inspect the wheel for any type of damage, including cracks.
2. Make sure the machine speed does not exceed the maximum operating speed marked on the wheels.
3. Always use wheel guards to protect the operator.
4. Be sure to confirm whether the machine mandrel matches the wheel hole or thread
5. Always check that the flanges are clean, flat, undamaged and of the correct type.
6. Always run the grinding wheel in a protected area for one minute before sanding.
7. Always wear safety glasses and additional eye and face protection, if required.
8. Always use dust control and protection measures appropriate for the material being ground.
9. Always hold the grinder firmly with two hands.
10. Be sure to support the workpiece securely.
11. Always handle and store wheels with care.
What you shouldn't do?
1. Do not allow untrained people to carry, store, install, or even use grinding wheels.
2. Do not use the grinding wheel on the pistol air sander.
3. Do not use grinding wheels that have been dropped or damaged in any way.
4. Do not use grinding wheels on grinders that spin faster than the MAX RPM marked on the wheel
5. Do not use a grinder that does not display a MAX RPM speed.
6. Do not use too much force when installing grinding wheels.
7. Do not modify wheel bores.
8. Do not force the wheel onto the spindle.
9. Do not install more than one wheel on one spindle.
10. Do not twist, bend or jam any grinding wheels.
11. Do not apply force or hit the wheel, as this may slow down or stall the tool motor.
12. Do not remove or modify any guards.
13. Do not use wheels near combustible materials.
14. Do not use grinding wheels near bystanders if they are not wearing protective equipment.
15. Do not use wheels for purposes other than those for which they were designed.
