Lathe
Safety
I It. •• 1 IU�
. Every
effort has been ma.de.1n-the.design
and-production
of the.M400 lathe to comply with
statutory safety requirements and to provide a fundamentally safe machine tool.
In the further interests of safety, attention should be given to the following notes:-
A. Machine Capacity
The dimensions of a component which can be accommodated on the M400 lathe·are limited only
by the physical restrictions of the machine itself but responsibility for the following points with
respect to ·machining a component must inevitably rest with the user.
{ 1}
Ensuring that the operator has had suitable training and possesses the required degree of
skill and experience to undertake the work.
(2) · Providing suitable-work holding and/ or supporting equipment, i.e. chucks, steadies,
revolving centres, etc.
(3)
.Ensuring that suitable tooling is provided and correctly mounted.
(4)
Ensuring that suitable feeds and speeds a�e selected [if in doubt select the lowest).
(5)
Providing suitable workpiece guards and ensuring thatthese are consistently used.
8. Lathe Safety Rules
(1)
Read and understand operation notes before attempting to use the rn·achine.
(2) Keep lathe work areas clean.
(3) Keep area surrounding machine tidy.
(4) ENSURE YOU KNOW.HOWTO STOP THE MACHINE BEFORE STARTING IT.
(5) · Do not interchange chucks or other spindle-mounting items between lathes without checking
for correct locking (see operational notes).
(6) Use only 'high speed' chl;lcks.
(7} Note maximum permissible speeds of faceplates (see operational notes).
(8) Remove chuck key immediately after use. ·
{9) Check load capacity of revolving centres.
(10) Ensure workpiece guards are in position before starting machine.
( 11)
Do not
use cracked or chipped tools.
( 12) Check - Spindle control lever is in stop position before starting motors.
Spindle speed selected.
Feed rate selected.
.
.
Direction of feed, and that
Feed & thread cutting levers are disengaged before starting the spindle.
(13) STOP MACHINE IMMEDIATELY ANYTHING UNEXPECTED HAPPENS.
(14)
Do not use coarse feed range on high spindle speeds (see operational notes).
(15)
Do not
change spindle speeds when spindle is rotating.
(16) Do not touch revolving chuck, spindle, or workpiece.
( 17) Do not remove work from the machine without re�reating the tool to a safe position.
( 18) Stop motors and switch off isolator when leaving machine unattended.
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Summary of Contents for M400
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