When operating a briquetting machine, here are some tips for safe operation:

1. Training and qualifications:
Make sure all employees who operate the briquetting machine are fully trained and qualified to operate the equipment.
The training content should include the structure, function, safety features, common problems and emergency response of the equipment.

2. Check before starting the equipment:
Before starting the equipment each time, check that all safety devices are intact and in the correct position.
Check the lubrication system to ensure that the lubricating oil is sufficient and clean.
Make sure that the conveyor belt, rollers and other moving parts of the briquetting machine are free of obstacles or debris.

3. Use protective devices:
Use devices such as protective covers, baffles or fences to prevent operators from contacting dangerous parts of the equipment.
If the equipment is equipped with safety gratings or sensors, ensure that they are working properly so that the machine will stop in time if the operator approaches the dangerous area.

4. Follow the operating procedures:
Strictly follow the operating procedures and do not attempt to operate beyond the capabilities of the equipment.
Avoid unnecessary adjustments or repairs while the equipment is running.

5. Prevent overload:
Add materials according to the rated capacity of the equipment to avoid overload leading to equipment failure or safety accidents.
If the equipment is equipped with an overload protection device, ensure that it works properly so that it can be stopped in time in case of overload.

6. Regular maintenance and inspection:
Perform regular maintenance and inspection on the briquetting machine, including cleaning, lubrication, tightening loose parts, etc.
Check the electrical system of the equipment to ensure that the wires, plugs, switches, etc. are intact.

7. Response to emergencies:
Be familiar with the location of the emergency stop button or switch of the equipment, and ensure that it can be stopped quickly in an emergency.
Carry out emergency drills and training regularly to improve the emergency response capabilities of employees.

8. Cleanliness of the work area:
Keep the work area clean and tidy, and clean up oil, waste and other debris in time.
Ensure that the passage is unobstructed so that it can be evacuated quickly in an emergency.

9. Personal protective equipment:
Operators should wear appropriate personal protective equipment, such as hard hats, protective glasses, gloves, safety shoes, etc.
According to the needs of the working environment, protective equipment such as earplugs and dust masks may also need to be worn.

10. Records and reports:
Record the operation and maintenance records of the equipment to detect potential safety problems in a timely manner.
If a safety accident or equipment failure occurs, it should be reported to the relevant department immediately and thoroughly investigated and handled.
By following these safe operation recommendations, the safety hazards during the operation of the briquetting machine can be effectively reduced, and the personal safety of employees and the stable operation of the equipment can be guaranteed.