(1) Corrugating machine operators must be specially trained before they can operate on the machine. Operators must be proficient in the functions and functions of the buttons on the operation panels, and be able to operate the buttons and switches correctly.

(2) Operations should be carried out in accordance with the prescribed procedures, and illegal operations are strictly prohibited in order to avoid equipment accidents and damage caused by errors in procedures.

(3) High-speed operation of the main engine is strictly prohibited when there is no base paper to prevent corrugated rollers from being damaged by direct impact of corrugated teeth.

(4) Remove the impurities in the slurry barrel at any time in production, and prevent the empty operation of the slurry pump. Keep the pulp box clean without dry pulp.

(5) Before starting, the compressed air system must be started to avoid damaging the corrugated rollers due to vibration when there is no locking force.

(6) Before starting operation, it is necessary to make sure that the gear coupling of the driving part has been connected so as not to damage the gear coupling.

(7) The machine is a high-temperature working equipment. It is strictly forbidden for flammable and explosive materials to approach the equipment. At the same time, when operating paper feeding, skin contact with heating parts should be avoided in order to prevent scalding.

(8) Attention should be paid to regular inspection of equipment fasteners to prevent loosening and falling off, resulting in unnecessary equipment damage.

(9) Strictly prevent foreign bodies, especially hard objects, from being transferred into the equipment, causing damage to the equipment. Take care not to put the repaired screws, washers, tools on the equipment and on the aisle, so as to prevent them from being brought into the equipment due to vibration.

(10) When paper feeding is blocked, it is strictly forbidden to use iron rods to assist paper feeding so as not to be transferred to the running roll and cause equipment accidents.

(11) The lubrication condition should be checked regularly to prevent the bearing from burning out due to oil breakage.

(12) Operators must wear work clothes. Shorts, vest, slippers, distribution and clothing must be strictly prohibited in order to avoid accidents such as scalding or dragging into machines.

(13) In order to prevent the influence of thermal deformation, the heating and cooling of the running rolls should be carried out at low speed, so as to shorten the stopping time and reduce the deformation of the rollers.

(14) Cables and wires should be inspected regularly, no contact with moving parts of equipment should be allowed, and power supply must be cut off after shutdown.