Constant Frequency Electromagnetic Vibration Table

Electromagnetic Vibration Table

1. Size(LWH): 353510 CM for Electromagnetic Vibration Table
2. Monitor: LCD display
3. Material: Aluminum rust
4. Test load: 50KG
   5.Voltage: 220V 2KW
5. Amplitude: 0-5mm
6. Vibration direction: vertical
7. Vibration wave string: sine wave
8. Time control: 1-999H, M.
9. Vibration frequency: 50HZ fixed frequency

Manual rolling wheel

Model: LX-8861
2 speed: manual

1. Pressure load: 2000 ± 50g
   4.wheel width: 45mm
2. Wheel diameter: diameter 83mm
3. Rubber thickness: 6mm
4. Rubber hardness: HS80 ± 5

Workers Safety Issue

• areas not found in approved building plan e.g. dining area
• Building Stability Certificate missing
• cartons/items kept above 6 feet high, e.g. in fabric and finished goods store. Factory should indicate height limit in relevant areas to avoid going above.
• contaminated products (based on metal detection check) not kept in a segregated area away from production and procedure not in place for their safe disposal
• DB , electric supply channel board and electric switchboards are made of wood, should rather be steel or anything similar that is non-flammable
• diesel barrels not stored separately and not protected to avoid accidents
• electric wires used without plug
• electrical control panels blocked e.g. in dining area
• electrical installations not checked periodically in a scheduled and recorded manner
• elevator operator’s permit not up-to-date and not available at the factory for inspection
• health & safety training is not recorded
• last upper stair found much higher than other stairs i.e. double, needs to be even
• no danger sign posted on electrical panel boards
• no safety cover installed for some switches
• no workers participation and welfare fund to share benefit
• noise risk assessment not undertaken to avoid e.g. excessive noise of generator near production area
• pin used to mark button position
• razor blade found in winding section
• sharp tool policy not in place and not effective, incl. records for the use of tag guns and their needles. Any sharp tools should be counted in and out on a daily basis (incl. tweezers).
• workers insurance policies not kept up to date