1.Product Introduction:
Safe production is the lifeline of an enterprise. This production line integrates multi-layered safety protection systems from the initial design phase. Key heating areas (e.g., oven, extruder die head) are equipped with over-temperature alarm devices that activate audible/visual alarms immediately upon abnormal temperature rise. All protective covers and electrical cabinet doors are fitted with mechanical-electrical safety interlock devices that automatically cut off power to the corresponding area when opened. These measures farthest prevent risks of operator electric shock, burns, and equipment damage due to abnormal operation, creating a secure and reliable production environment for you.

2. Main Specifications:

• Protection Types: Over-temperature alarm, safety interlocks.

• Alarm Method: Audible and visual alarms.

• Interlock Scope: Electrical cabinet doors, protective covers, oven door, etc.

• Action: Alarms or automatically cuts power upon abnormality.

• Advantages: Prevents personal injury and equipment accidents, complies with safety standards.

3. Technical Parameter Table:

4. Customer Q&A:

• Q: If an over-temperature alarm occurs, will the equipment automatically stop?

  • A: This depends on the alarm level and settings. Typically, a primary over-temperature alarm (warning) only triggers audible/visual prompts to alert the operator to check, and the equipment may continue running. If the temperature continues to rise to a secondary over-temperature alarm (danger value), the control system usually executes an automatic shutdown procedure to prevent heater burnout or fire hazard. The specific logic can be set per customer requirements.

• Q: Do these safety configurations comply with international or specific regional safety standards?

  • A: The basic safety design of this equipment (e.g., emergency stop, guarding, interlocks) references general machinery safety standards (e.g., ISO 12100, IEC 60204-1). If the customer has clear requirements for exporting to specific regions (e.g., EU CE marking, North American NRTL certification), this must be clearly stated before contract signing. Meeting specific certifications usually involves component selection, documentation preparation, and third-party testing, which may affect cost and delivery time.