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GRINDING GENERATES DUST!
» Most of the dusts generated when grinding are from material being ground Excessive dust inhalation may affect the breathing function To avoid breathing impairment, always use proper ventilation controls and/or protective measures to the materials being ground
COMMON SENSE RULES:
» Always use a guard
» Always wear eye protection
» Always comply with ANSI B71 and OSHA regulations
» Never exceed maximum safe speed marked on wheel
» Never use a cracked wheel or one that has been dropped or damaged
» Never force a wheel onto the machine or alter the size of the mounting hole
» Never use mounting flanges for Type 1 cut-off wheels unless they are 1/3 the diameter of the wheel and are clean, flat and free of burns
» Never overtighten the mounting nut
» Never grind the side of the wheel designed for cutting (see ANSI Safety Code B71 for exceptions)
» Never start the machine until the wheel guard is in place
» Never jam work into the wheel
» Never stand directly in front of a grinding wheel whenever a grinder is started
» Never store wheels in a damp place or in extreme temperatures
» Never store wheels directly on edge with only one point touching shelf or without guard to prevent rolling
» Never handle wheels carelessly - wheels are brittle and break easily - never bump or drop wheels against one another or other objects
» Never pile heavy objects on top of wheels
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