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First, when selecting a product
1. Ensure the spindle hole and shank dimensions match the tool you're choosing. This helps prevent misalignment and damage during use.
2. Select a cutting tool that fits properly in the holder. The size, shape, and material should be compatible with the application to ensure optimal performance and safety.
3. Choose the right cutting conditions based on the material being worked on. Factors like speed, feed rate, and depth of cut play a crucial role in tool life and quality of work.
Second, when handling products
1. Handle the product carefully when moving it from the box or transporting it. Avoid dropping or letting it fall, as this can cause internal damage or structural issues.
2. Take extra care when lifting heavy tools or multiple packaged items. Use proper lifting techniques to avoid strain or accidents.
3. Do not attempt to disassemble or modify the handle. This could compromise the integrity and safety of the tool.
4. Make sure the shank and holder are free from scratches, debris, or rust. These can affect performance and lead to premature failure.
5. Avoid touching the threaded part of the tool. It is delicate and can be easily damaged, which may affect its function and safety.
Third, when installing cutting tools
1. Always wear appropriate protective gear, such as gloves and safety glasses, when installing tools into the holder.
2. Ensure the cutting tool is fully and securely fastened in the holder. A loose fit can cause vibration, poor performance, or even tool breakage.
Fourth, when installing to the machine
1. Before installation, check that the mechanical spindle hole, shank, and holder are clean and free from dust, scratches, or rust. Any contamination can reduce grip and cause instability.
2. Regularly inspect the gripping accuracy of the tool. If it becomes loose or inaccurate, it should be adjusted or replaced immediately.
3. Replace consumable parts like nails or inserts regularly. Worn-out components can lead to poor performance and safety hazards.
Fifth, during processing time
1. Never touch the handle while the tool is rotating. This can result in injury or damage to the equipment.
2. Do not operate the machine if the cutting tool is not properly installed in the holder. This increases the risk of malfunction or accident.
3. Avoid rotating the tool in the reverse direction unless specifically instructed. Incorrect rotation can damage the tool or the machine.
4. Wear protective gloves and goggles when working with the tool. This helps protect against flying debris, cuts, and eye injuries.
5. When using high-pressure coolant, keep your hands and body away from the cutting tool's tip. Coolant under pressure can cause serious injury if it comes into contact with skin or eyes.
The above information was compiled and released by Suzhou Shuoyi Hardware Tools (www.suzhoushuoyi.com).