company news about Whether automatic spraying equipment and manual spraying cause harm to workers

We all know that there are many hazards of artificial spray painting, but do you know what specific hazards of artificial spray painting? How can automatic spraying avoid these injuries?

In the spray painting process, spray workers will wear labor protection products, but because workers in the spray painting process regardless of whether the spray environment is smooth, they will more or less inhale the solvent volatile gas. Formaldehyde, benzene and TVOC, which are harmful to the human body in the solvent volatile gas, will still be inhaled into the lungs of spray workers. Formaldehyde is a colorless and easily soluble irritating gas. The spray workers inhale these gases will reach the lungs, and then be transmitted to other organs through the blood, and toxic to the respiratory tract, nervous system, lungs, kidneys, blood and hematopoietic system, and even cause squadron phenomenon. Mild benzene poisoning: may have headache, dizziness, general weakness, fatigue lethargy, palpitations and loss of appetite, occasionally have nosebleeds and gum bleeding and other phenomena. Moderate benzene poisoning: white blood cells drop below 3000, red blood cells and platelets decrease, nose and gum bleeding frequently, subcutaneous congestion and purple spots can appear, women's menstrual period is prolonged, resistance is decreased. Severe benzene poisoning: white blood cells dropped below 2000, red blood cells and platelets decreased significantly, oral mucosa and subcutaneous bleeding, extensive retinal bleeding, liver enlargement, significant changes in bone tissue, polyneuritis, aplastic anemia, etc.

For these hazards we try to avoid as much as possible, but the harm is as low as possible, the use of spraying equipment to use purification equipment