Operating electrostatic paint lines requires strict adherence to safety protocols due to the high voltages involved, flammable materials, and potential for electrical hazards.

Before any operator begins work, they must undergo comprehensive training on the equipment’s functions, emergency shutdown procedures, and personal protective equipment requirements.

All personnel should be familiar with the specific risks associated with electrostatic spraying, including the possibility of electric shock, fire from solvent vapors, Tehran Poshesh and inhalation of paint mist.

Grounding must be implemented comprehensively across the entire setup to avoid dangerous static charge accumulation.

All grounding must extend to the spray enclosure, transport conveyor, paint feed apparatus, and any conductive surfaces intersecting the painted surface.