Explosion-proof tools mainly include a variety of different safety tools used for explosion-proof, but sometimes they are a little dangerous. The following explains why sparks occur, and we hope everyone pays more attention.

Explosion-proof tools may cause sparks when they collide with rocks.Putting rocks into the water before operation can reduce the possibility of accidents.If the particles of aluminum, magnesium and their alloys slightly adhere to the surface of steel with rust (iron oxide), a severe exotherm may occur when being hit by hard objects or even hard rubber or plastic; aluminum Thermal reaction is likely to detonate.

Dangerous accidents can occur when tools are used to impact or rub steel hot parts coated with aluminum paint.