What Are The Safe Use Regulations for Horizontal Sawmill?

The horizontal sawmill uses a band saw blade as a tool to saw wood through the reciprocating motion of the band saw blade. Common saw machines include band saws and circular saws. Sawing injury accidents mainly include saw cutting injury, saw blade breakage and ejection, and wood blow injury. Sawing injuries are prevented by the use of safety guards and proper handling.

①Horizontal sawmill's band saw blade thickness should be compatible with the matching band saw wheel. Avoid using a large thickness saw blade for the small wheel, which will cause fracture and injury.

②The teeth of the band saw blade should be sharp, and the tooth depth should not exceed 1/4 of the width of the saw blade.

③The welding of the band saw blade should be firm and smooth, with more than 3 joints, the length between the two joints should be more than 1/5 of the total length, and the thickness of the joint should be basically the same as the thickness of the saw blade.

④Strictly control the transverse crack of the band saw blade, and the crack should be cut off and re-welded if the crack is too long.

⑤The track of the large band saw should be straight, with travel switches at both ends, and warning bars should be set on both sides.