Measures to Prevent Heat Stroke Around the Spray Machine | On-Site Improvements

Hello, everyone.

This is Enta.

We installed this in the spray coating plant.

Heatstroke Prevention: Shade Cloth

But actually, this just won't do!!

When it's like this, any part of my body that's exposed to the sun gets hot.

As a result, the likelihood of heatstroke increases slightly.

 

Since the sun is bound to move, the best approach is to adapt to that movement!

Here it is.

Heatstroke Prevention: Shade Cloth

This is it!

This is practically perfect.

All the photos were taken at the same location, and I re-hung the item shown in the photo above.

It's even better that it comes with a fan.

Heatstroke Prevention: Shade Cloth

However, if the sunlight is coming directly from the front, it’s also fine to hang a shade cloth (which blocks 70% of UV rays) in front of the plant.

In any case, try to stay out of the sun as much as possible during the summer!

 

Nozleman can't help but be exposed to the sun, but for now, the only thing we can do is make sure to take breaks at the right times.

You want to think about something, don't you?

Since I really want to reduce the physical strain on my body as much as possible, especially when working during the summer, I’d like to take various measures—including wearing air-conditioned workwear.

 

See you later.

P.S. But apparently, if you wrap yourself up like this, it feels cool and comfortable—and makes you really sleepy! lol

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