Choosing the Right Gloves for Grinding Machine Operators
What type of gloves should be given to an operator using a portable grinding machine? To get the answer to this question, first, we must know what type of hazards are involved for the operator in the operation of a grinding machine. According to me, it is:
1. Sharp edges of the cutting wheel
2. Metal sparks and heat
3. Vibration
4. Electric shock
For the first two hazards, we should use leather gloves, and for the electrical shock hazard, rubber gloves are recommended. Now, my question is, as per the Factories Act, what type of gloves should be given to the grinder?
From India, Mormugao
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10What type of gloves should be given to an operator using a portable grinding machine? To get the answer to this question, first, we must know what type of hazards are involved for the operator in the operation of a grinding machine. According to me, it is:
1. Sharp edges of the cutting wheel
2. Metal sparks and heat
3. Vibration
4. Electric shock
For the first two hazards, we should use leather gloves, and for the electrical shock hazard, rubber gloves are recommended. Now, my question is, as per the Factories Act, what type of gloves should be given to the grinder?
From India, Mormugao
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Use Leather Gloves with Caution
Wear snug-fitting gloves to avoid snagging on abrasive wheels or wire brushes. I don't think there are any special gloves available for portable grinding machines on the market. You must also pay attention to your personal clothing. The essential rule is not to wear anything loose that could get caught in the machine. Scarves, ties, loose hair, and dangling jewelry are dangerous. If you're wearing a long-sleeved shirt, button it at the wrist.
You also have to look out for the wheel itself. Grinding wheels are surprisingly delicate. They can be easily damaged if you handle them carelessly. It's a good idea to store new ones carefully in a dry area close to the grinding operation. When you have to carry one, do it very carefully. Take special care not to drop it or bump it against anything.
Hope this helps.
From United States, Fpo
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Wear snug-fitting gloves to avoid snagging on abrasive wheels or wire brushes. I don't think there are any special gloves available for portable grinding machines on the market. You must also pay attention to your personal clothing. The essential rule is not to wear anything loose that could get caught in the machine. Scarves, ties, loose hair, and dangling jewelry are dangerous. If you're wearing a long-sleeved shirt, button it at the wrist.
You also have to look out for the wheel itself. Grinding wheels are surprisingly delicate. They can be easily damaged if you handle them carelessly. It's a good idea to store new ones carefully in a dry area close to the grinding operation. When you have to carry one, do it very carefully. Take special care not to drop it or bump it against anything.
Hope this helps.
From United States, Fpo
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