Is there a dust in the small advertising company engraving machine?

The small advertising company's engraving machine itself is dust-free, but in the process of engraving, it will produce some dust.

Is the dust of the small advertising company engraving machine harmful? We use woodworking engraving machines as an example to talk about hazards.

Woodworking engraving machines, woodworking machinery processors, often encounter a large number of dust hazards in daily work, the harm of dust on the human body, according to its physical and chemical properties, the amount of entering the human body, can cause different lesions. Such as respiratory system diseases, local effects, poisoning effects and other occupational diseases.

Common woodworking machinery operators have four main manifestations of occupational respiratory diseases:

1, pneumoconiosis

Pneumoconiosis refers to a disease mainly caused by fibrosis of lung tissue caused by inhalation of productive sawdust dust during the production process. Different degrees of hazard due to differences in the quality and quantity of inhaled dust.

2, dusty disease

After inhalation of a large amount of dust during woodworking operation, it can react with foreign matter in the lung tissue and continue to be slightly fibrotic, but it is less harmful to the human body. After the dust operation, the lesion can gradually disappear.

3. Pulmonary lesions caused by organic dust

Different woodwork organic dust particles have different biological effects, such as causing bronchial asthma, cotton dust, occupational allergic pneumonia, mixed pneumoconiosis and the like.

4, suction system tumor

The local action of dust means that dust acts on the mucous membrane of the respiratory tract to cause atrophic lesions; in addition, it can form pharyngitis, laryngitis, bronchitis, etc.; it can form acne, folliculitis, pyoderma, etc. on the skin; woodwork, metal and abrasive Dust can cause corneal damage, resulting in corneal sensation and corneal opacity. The poisoning effect of dust refers to poisoning caused by inhalation of toxic dust such as lead, arsenic and manganese.

Dust pollution is another major source of pollution in furniture factories. A large amount of wood chips and wood powder will be produced during the process of wood cutting, sheet surface processing, sanding, and edge trimming. Wood chips, wood chips and wood wool produced by various planers and milling machines belong to large-scale wood dust; wood chips generated by various sawing machines and drilling machines are medium-sized wood dust; wood powder produced by various sanding machines is fine. Wood dust. In addition, in the production and processing workshops of artificial stone countertops such as cabinets, dust pollution is more serious.

How is dust in the small advertising company engraving machine?

To fundamentally eliminate dust pollution, we must take the route of comprehensive management, start with production equipment, and select advanced and reasonable mechanical equipment, supplemented by certain dust and dust removal measures. However, under the current conditions, the most effective measure is to choose a dust removal device. The choice of dust removal equipment should consider the degree of purification required by the operation site and the nature of the dust. Large-scale wood dust and medium-sized wood dust can be collected on site in time, and for all kinds of fine wood dust with the most serious damage, the traditional effective method is to collect by using pneumatic dust collecting device or bag vacuuming equipment.

It is worth noting that there are currently no small factories that have large-scale vacuum equipment installed, and it is also possible to add a single-machine vacuuming and dust collecting device to the machine tool itself, which can also achieve better results. For safety reasons, operators should wear protective glasses and dust masks to protect the eyes and respiratory organs, especially those working on machine tools that produce fine wood dust. Wear large masks to prevent dust.