1.Operating conditions
Machine cover is essential to minimize the injuries by flying broken blades. Irrelevant people are not allowed in the work shop. Flammables and explosives should be kept away.
2.Safety Measures
Wear Proper Safety Equipment including goggles, ear protection, gloves and a dust mask. These items will help protect you from flying debris, loud noise, and the dust particles during the cutting process.
Watch out for your ties and sleeves. Long hair should be kept inside the cap during operation.
3.Before Use
Ensure the machines are in good condition without deformation and spindle vibration. The spindle’s running tolerance can be h7.
Make sure the blades are not excessively worn-out and blade has no deformation or breaks lest injuries occur. Make sure appropriate saw blades are used.
4.Installation
Ensure the saw blade turns in the same direction as the spindle does. Or accidents are likely to occur.
Check the tolerance between the diameters and concentricity. Fasten the screw.
Do not stand in direct line of blades during start-up or operation.
Do not feed before checking whether there is any vibration, radial or axial run out.
Saw blade reprocessing such as bore trimming or reboring, should be finished by the factory. Poor resharpening would lead to poor quality and may cause injuries.
5.In use
Don’t exceed the maximum operating speed established for the diamond blade.
The operation must be stopped once unusual noise and vibration occurs. Or it will lead to rough surface and tip-breaking.
Avoid overheating, cutting every 60 – 80 seconds and leave it for a while.
6.After Use
Saw blades should be resharpened because dull saw blades may affect cutting and lead to accidents.
Resharpening should be made by professional factories without changing the original angle degrees.
Post time: 28-12-2023
