Requirements for Electric Tools - General Safety Rules for the Use of Electric Tools

When using electric tools, in order to reduce accidents such as fire, electric shock, and injury, it is necessary to pay attention to the basic rules listed below.

1、 Site

1. Keep the site clean and bright, and a chaotic and dark atmosphere can easily cause accidents.

2. Do not operate electric tools in environments prone to hazards, such as flammable gases, liquids, or dust. Sparks generated by electric tools can ignite and cause a fire.

3. Allowing children and bystanders to leave before operating power tools can easily loosen control of the tools during work.

2、 Electrical safety

1. The electric dental plug must match the socket and must not be changed in any way. Electric tools that require wiring cannot use any replacement plugs. Using unmodified plugs and matching sockets can reduce the risk of electric shock.

2. Avoid human contact with the ground surface, such as the management department. Radiators and refrigerators, etc., increase the risk of electric shock when the user of electric tools is physically grounded.

3. Do not expose electric tools to rain or humid environments, as water entering the interior of the electric tool will increase the risk of electric shock.

4. Do not use electric wires, never use electric wires to handle, pull or unplug power tools, and keep away from heat, oil, sharp edges, or moving parts,

5. When using electric tools outdoors, use external wiring cables suitable for outdoor use (such as antifreeze cables in winter). Using external wiring cables suitable for outdoor use can reduce the risk of electric shock.

2、 Personal safety

1. Be vigilant and never operate electric tools in the presence of fatigue, medication, alcohol, or treatment reactions. Dispersion of energy during the operation of electric tools can lead to serious personal injury.

2. When operating electric tools, safety devices should be used. Always wear goggles, dust masks, anti slip safety shoes, safety helmets, hearing protection, and other devices to reduce personal injury.

3. Avoid sudden starting of electric tools, and ensure that the power switch is turned off when inserted into your hand. Placing your hand on a switch that has been turned on or when the power switch is turned on may cause hazards when inserting the plug.

4. Before turning on the power tool, remove the adjusting wrench or key. A wrench or key placed on the rotating part of the power tool may cause personal injury.

5. Do not extend your hands too long, and always pay attention to your feet and body balance, so that you can reliably control electric tools in unexpected situations.

6. Operators of power tools should wear appropriate clothing and should not wear overly loose clothing or accessories. Hair, clothing, and sleeves should be kept away from moving parts. Loose clothing or long hair may be entangled in moving parts of power tools,

7. If electric tools use devices such as debris removal and dust collection, ensure that they are properly connected and used. Using these devices can reduce the risk caused by debris.