Requirements For The Construction Environment Of Epoxy Resin Sleeve

epoxy resin bushing The installation process may involve mixing and curing the resin and hardener. During this stage, trace amounts of volatile or irritating chemicals may be present in the air. When applying epoxy materials, work should be done in a well-ventilated environment to minimize the risk of respiratory and skin contact.

When installing epoxy resin cast bushing, if the work space is large or there are many people, the airflow path should be assessed to avoid air stagnation in corners or low areas. Some volatile substances may be heavier than air and tend to settle to the bottom. Poor circulation at the bottom with only upper airflow increases the risk. Using ground-level or low-level air monitoring equipment can help detect contamination buildup.

During work, the time personnel spend in the work area should be limited, and work and non-work areas should be separated if necessary. If mixing, coating, or other epoxy bushing manufacturer-related operations are performed continuously, the ventilation system should be kept running until curing is complete and air quality is confirmed to have returned to normal.