Examples of forbidden practices for fitter operations

Author: Li Hu
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Publish Date: 2003-10-01
Features: This book primarily introduces the "should not," "cannot," and "taboos" in the basic operations of ordinary fitters, tool fitters, and machine maintenance fitters. Examples include marking, chiseling, sawing, filing, and simple heat treatment, scraping and grinding, correction and bending, hole and thread processing, etc. The book also covers the operation and use of common hand tools, cutting tools, measuring tools, and equipment for fitters, as well as the operation and use of assembly and repair of components, machine tools, and other equipment. Additionally, it discusses the assembly, repair, and use taboos of internal combustion engines, the manufacturing and maintenance taboos of various molds, and the basic operation taboos of adjacent trades (e.g., machine operators, crane operators), as well as taboos related to electrical safety. This book focuses on professional skill operations while, without deviating from the existing technical level of workers, it also provides a certain improvement in professional theory. It is a highly practical work manual that can be used by technical workers in this field and also serves as a reference for related technical personnel.