Welding industry

Welding

 

The welding process may generate risks such as metal dust, harmful gases, arc radiation, and hot metal droplets. Equipping welders with suitable protective equipment is not only beneficial for protecting their health and reducing occupational injury risks, but also helps to improve welding quality and efficiency.

Welding industry

Eye and facial protection

Main hazards or risks:Light radiation (strong visible light, ultraviolet light, infrared light) Welding spatter
Recommended protective solution:Automatic dimming welding mask
Light radiation (strong visible light, ultraviolet, infrared) welding spatter
Welding spatter

Hearing protection

Main hazards or risks:Noise
Recommended protection plan:Christmas tree earplugs
Noise

Respiratory protection

Main hazards or risks:Dust, small amounts of ozone, small amounts of nitrogen oxide gases
Recommended protection plan:Activated carbon anti particle mask or filter cotton with organic odor reduction function, compliant with GB2626-2006 KN95 level or above, or using electric air supply welding mask, providing both eye and face protection and respiratory protection
Dust
Volatile Organic Compounds

Foot Protection

Main hazards or risks:Spark sputtering
Recommended protection plan:Leather foot protection
Mechanical injury
Heavy objects falling

Body protection

Main hazards or risks:Prevent spark ignition and splashing
Recommended protection plan:Fireproof and flame-retardant protective clothing
Welding spatter

Hand protection

Main hazards or risks:Fire resistance, flame retardancy, prevention of spark ignition, and splashing
Recommended protection plan:Fireproof welding gloves
Mechanical injury
Welding spatter