Safety Operation Guide for Quilting and Embroidery Machine

As a high-precision embroidery machine, the following points should be noted when operating a computerized quilting and embroidery machine to prevent industrial injuries. Good operating habits will also improve work efficiency. Precautions for Computerized Quilting and Embroidery Machine Operators

1. When the Computerized Quilting and Embroidery Machine is Stopped

When multiple people use the same embroidery machine, they should remain vigilant and establish a tacit understanding. Before starting the machine, everyone should confirm that the working conditions of others are safe and take care not to place their hands on the moving parts of the embroidery machine to prevent injury when the parts move.

2. When the Computerized Quilting and Embroidery Machine is Working

When the computerized quilting and embroidery machine is working, do not place your hands on the table or frame to prevent the frame from being caught when it moves; do not change the shuttle until it has completely stopped; do not thread the needle while it is working to avoid accidents.

3. Daily Operation of a High-Speed ​​Computerized Quilting and Embroidery Machine

When operating the embroidery machine, hair should be rolled up or tied up to prevent it from getting caught in the machine. Sharp objects should not be kept in pockets to prevent accidental injury. Commonly used embroidery needles and screwdrivers should not be left lying around to avoid accidental bumps.