What are the safety operating procedures for the fabric inspection machine?

　　The working method of the fabric inspection machine: It provides a hardware setup for examining fabrics, continuously unfolding fabric in segmented sections to ensure an ample supply. Operators visually inspect the fabric, identifying surface defects and color variations. The machine automatically measures length and reels the fabric before organizing it for further processing. High-performance fabric inspection machines are equipped with advanced electronic defect-checking systems that utilize computer-based statistical analysis, enabling efficient fabric inspection workflows and seamless print output capabilities.

　　The basic structure of the fabric inspection machine includes: 1) a fabric-retracting, pulling, and rewinding mechanism; 2) an inspection table, sorting unit, and lighting system; 3) a coding device; 4) a fabric-finishing unit; and 5) start, reverse, and braking mechanisms.

　What are the safety operating procedures for the fabric inspection machine?

　　1. The inspector requires chain drive and multi-roller operation. Ensure the safety protective film on the chain-drive components is intact and securely fastened. The electrical parts of the inspector must be equipped with protective covers, and the control box should be properly grounded. Additionally, the inspector must have adequate working illumination, while the fabric-supporting frame remains smooth and undamaged. Finally, the conveyor rollers must be stable and firmly installed.

　　2. Before powering on, check the area around the machine for any debris and ensure there are no sharp or hazardous objects nearby. This will help prevent operational interference and damage to the equipment. Remember to handle the thousand-roll unit with care during transport.

　　3. After powering on, run it idling for a few weeks, then check for any unusual noises. Make sure there are no clamps or obstructions before officially starting the machine.

　　4. While the inspector is running, it is strictly prohibited to replace the fabric roll or touch it with a stick to prevent it from getting caught in the machine and causing damage to components. Fabric replacement should only be performed after the machine has been shut down.

　　5. Regularly check the machine bearings for overheating and replace them if necessary. Lubricate the bearings once a week, perform routine maintenance tasks daily, clean the equipment at least once a month, and thoroughly wash the electric chain every quarter.

　　6. If any abnormal conditions are detected during operation, immediately turn off the vehicle. Only after maintenance personnel have inspected and repaired it can you drive again.

　　7. Turn off the power after work hours.

　　What are the operating procedures for the fabric inspection machine?

　　First, the inspector was designed to examine various fabrics before mass production, ensuring that only qualified materials make it onto the production line and maintaining the high quality of garment fabrics.

　　Second, workers are capable of inspecting various fabric defects, such as blemishes, lines, and cotton imperfections.

　　III. Operational Guidelines:

　　1. Place the inspection cloth in the middle of the machine.

　　2. Turn off the air switch.

　　3. First, rotate the plastic tube 3-5 times, then place the other end in the "ON" position. Gently lift the plastic tube and align its other end with the edge of the fabric.

　　4. Stay in place, stop tracking, then release the plastic tube, rotate the upper roller to fully support the fabric, and adjust the two side panels to secure the plastic tube.

　　5. After pressing the "Forward" button, the speed is controlled by the rotary potentiometer—speed on the right side is very fast, while the left hand operates in reverse.

　　Points to note for the fabric inspection machine:

　　1. To change direction, press the "Reverse" button until the motor comes to a complete stop. Otherwise, the motor may overload, potentially leading to injury.

　　2. Do not turn the adjustment handle when the motor is stopped. Please avoid damaging the components.

　　3. After the fabric has been delivered, please record the counter reading and promptly turn off the switch on the opposite side.

4. After completing the work, turn off the main switch.

　　5. Maintenance of this equipment is the responsibility of the maintenance technician.