Safety points for the use of flame spraying oxygen cylinders

       Oxygen cylinders are high-pressure containers, so the following points must be strictly observed when using them.



a. When using oxygen cylinders indoors or outdoors, the oxygen cylinders must be properly placed to prevent dumping. Especially when used outdoors, the oxygen cylinder must be placed in a pergola to avoid strong sunlight.



b. Oxygen cylinders should generally be placed upright, and only in individual cases are allowed to lie down, but at this time, the cylinder should be placed slightly higher.



c. The oxygen cylinder is strictly prohibited from being contaminated with grease, and it is not allowed to use gloves with grease to carry the oxygen cylinder to avoid accidents.



d. When taking the bottle cap, it can only be taken by hand or wrench, and it is forbidden to hit it with a hammer or iron.



e. When using an oxygen cylinder in winter, if the oxygen freezes, it should be covered with a cotton cloth soaked in hot water to thaw it. It is strictly forbidden to use an open flame for direct heating.



f. When using the oxygen cylinder, all the oxygen in the oxygen cylinder should not be used up, and at least 0.05MPa of oxygen should be left at the end.



g. Oxygen cylinders should avoid collision with each other during transportation, and should not be transported together with combustible gas cylinders, oil and any other combustibles. Special trolleys can be used and fixed firmly when transporting in the factory. Oxygen cylinders cannot be rolled and transported on the ground to avoid accidents.