How to weld your face quickly and effectively How to weld your face quickly and effectively

Electric welding is a very common job. If you do not take protective measures during this work, it is easy to get burned on your face. In addition, if a bystander walks through the welding site without any protective measures, it is easy for the welder to burn the face. So, what are the emergency measures after electric welding on the face? Below we will introduce to you the relevant knowledge of electric welding face baking in detail!

1. What to do if your face is burnt by welding?

If your face is burned by electric welding, you must treat it in time. If it is not handled properly, it will cause physical discomfort and leave scars on the face, so it must be treated as soon as possible. Electric welding burns your face, which is a burn and should be treated according to the method for burns. If it is mild and there are no blisters, generally just wash it with cold water and then apply aloe vera or toothpaste. If there are blisters, use burn ointment for treatment. Keep the affected area dry and avoid frequent contact with water to prevent infection.

2. How to prevent electric welding from burning your face

1. Welders must wear special protective work clothes, insulating gloves and insulating shoes correctly when welding. When using high current welding, the welding clamp should be equipped with a protective cover.

2. The newly welded parts should be covered with asbestos boards in time to prevent burns caused by direct contact with the feet or body.

3. When welding at high altitude, the replaced welding rod heads should be piled together and not thrown around to avoid scalding the workers below.

4. Wear protective glasses when cleaning welding slag; when performing overhead welding or horizontal welding at high altitude, isolation and protection measures should be taken due to severe spark flying.

3. How to prevent harmful gases and smoke during electric welding

1. Reasonably design the welding process and try to use single-sided welding and double-sided forming technology to reduce the amount of welding work in metal containers.

2. If welding is performed in a small space or a closed container, forced ventilation measures must be taken to reduce the concentration of harmful gases and smoke in the working space.

3. Use automatic welding or semi-automatic welding instead of manual welding whenever possible to reduce the chances of welders being exposed to harmful gases and smoke.

4. Use low-dust and low-toxic welding rods to reduce the content of harmful smoke in the working space.

5. During welding, welders and other personnel around them should wear dust and toxic masks to reduce the inhalation of smoke and dust into the body.