What are some common shrapnel press safety incidents?

   Here are some common safety incidents with shrapnel presses:

    Hand Injury
        The operator's hand inadvertently reaches into the working area of the punch during operation, resulting in crushed or severed fingers or palms.
    Object Strike
        When the punch press is working, the scrap or parts that are punched down splash out and hit the operator or the surrounding people.
    Mold Chipping
        A die suddenly breaks apart during use due to fatigue, overload, or its own quality, and the fragments may cause injuries.
    Accidents caused by equipment failure

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        For example, clutch failure, brake system failure, etc., resulting in the press not being able to stop in time, causing continuous punching or unexpected movements.

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    Slips and falls
        Oil or water stains or accumulation of waste materials on the floor of the work area cause the operator to slip or fall and get injured.
    Electrical accidents
        Faults in the electrical system of the press, such as short-circuiting and leakage, may lead to electric shock accidents.

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    Entanglement accidents
        An operator's clothing, hair, etc. gets caught in moving parts, causing bodily injury.
    Errors caused by fatigue operation
        Long-time continuous operation, operator fatigue, slow reaction, and operating errors cause accidents.
    Noise and vibration hazards
        Long-term exposure to the high-intensity noise and vibration generated by the press may cause chronic damage to the operator's hearing and body.

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