CNC machining manufacturers should attach great importance to safety factors to ensure that employees, equipment and the environment during the production process are in a safe state. The following are some safety factors that CNC machining manufacturers should pay attention to:

1. Training and education: Provide comprehensive safety training for employees, including machinery operation, first aid measures, emergency evacuation, etc. Make sure they understand and follow all safety protocols.

2. Mechanical equipment safety: Regularly inspect and maintain CNC machine tools and other mechanical equipment to ensure that they are in good operating condition. Follow the manufacturer's operating manual and maintenance recommendations.

3. Protective equipment: Provide appropriate personal protective equipment, such as hard hats, goggles, earplugs, gloves, etc., to reduce the harm to employees in accidents.

4. Layout of the operating area: Plan the operating area reasonably to ensure smooth passages, clear emergency exits, and set up signs. Prevents accumulation of parts and materials and avoids accidental trips or collisions.

5. Ventilation system: For processes that may produce dust, waste gas or harmful gases, install an effective ventilation system to ensure that the air quality that employees breathe is good.

6. Emergency stop device: Set an emergency stop button on the CNC machine tool to immediately stop the equipment in the event of an emergency.

7. Fire protection: Install fire alarm systems, fire extinguishers and fire extinguishing equipment to ensure rapid response in emergency situations. Conduct regular fire drills.

8. Electrical safety: Ensure that electrical equipment complies with relevant standards, avoid laying cables in traffic areas, and regularly check the electrical system to prevent leakage and other problems.

9. Management of hazardous chemicals: Properly manage the chemicals used, ensure correct storage and labeling, and provide relevant safety information and training.

10. Emergency rescue plan: Develop a complete emergency rescue plan, including first aid training, emergency contact information, location of medical facilities and other information.

11. Regular inspections and assessments: Conduct regular safety inspections and assessments, make timely improvements when problems are discovered, and record all safety accidents and near-accidents.

By strictly adhering to these safety factors, CNC machining manufacturers can reduce the risk of accidents and increase production efficiency while ensuring the health and safety of their employees.