Operators must wear personal protective equipment such as work clothes, protective glasses, gloves, earmuffs, etc. to prevent accidental injuries. In particular, goggles and earplugs can effectively protect eyes and hearing from flying metal chips and noise. Before use, be sure to be familiar with the equipment's operating manual and comply with all safety regulations and operating procedures. Before each use, conduct a comprehensive inspection of the equipment to ensure that all parts are in good condition, without damage or looseness. Pay special attention to the fastening of tools, fixtures, and grinding wheels.
The workpiece must be properly fixed to prevent deviation or slippage during processing. Use appropriate fixtures and clamping devices to ensure that the workpiece is stable and firm. Select the appropriate grinding wheel according to the material and requirements of the workpiece. Workpieces with higher hardness require grinding wheels with higher hardness, and vice versa. At the same time, the bearing capacity of the grinding wheel must meet the requirements of the equipment to avoid overload and cause the grinding wheel to break. New grinding wheels should be carefully inspected before installation to see if there are defects such as cracks and scars. It is strictly forbidden to use defective grinding wheels. During installation, ensure that appropriate paper pads are placed between the grinding wheel and the flange, and tighten the flange screws evenly and symmetrically, but not over-tightening. After installation, an idle run test should be carried out to confirm that the installation is correct and the operation is normal before working.
According to the material, size and processing requirements of the workpiece, the processing parameters such as speed, feed speed, grinding depth, etc. should be reasonably set. Too high or too low parameters may have a negative impact on the processing effect. During the processing, it is necessary to always observe the processing quality and equipment operation. If any abnormality is found, the machine should be stopped for inspection and adjustment in time. In particular, attention should be paid to the distance adjustment between the grinding wheel and the workpiece to avoid collision between the grinding wheel and the workpiece.
Keep the surrounding environment of the equipment clean and regularly clean up metal chips, grinding fluid and other debris on the equipment. At the same time, clean and maintain important parts such as slideways, guide rails, ball screws, etc. of the equipment to ensure high precision and long life of the machine tool. Regularly add lubricating oil to the ball screws, guide rails and other components of the equipment to ensure smooth oil passages. At the same time, check and replace the lubricating oil, and make a good replacement cycle of the lubricating oil according to the working status of the machine. Regularly inspect and maintain the electrical components, power connectors, line insulation, etc. of the equipment to ensure their normal use. Consumable parts such as tools and fixtures should be replaced in a timely manner.
Operators are not allowed to change the structure and parameter settings of the equipment without authorization, so as not to affect the normal operation and processing accuracy of the equipment. It is strictly forbidden to overload the equipment or work continuously for a long time to avoid damage to the equipment or affect the processing quality. When shutting down or leaving the equipment, the grinding wheel should be separated from the workpiece and the power supply should be cut off to ensure that the equipment is in a safe state. When using the M1320H-A transverse cylindrical grinding machine, the operator should strictly abide by the safety operating procedures and precautions to ensure the safe, efficient and precise operation of the equipment.