Atelier de découpe de meubles Houjie, référence de l'opération de manutention du bois des chariots élévateurs à fourche de gros tonnage BYD

2026-09-01

Atelier de découpe de meubles Houjie, référence de lopération de manutention du bois des chariots élévateurs à fourche de gros tonnage BYD(Figure1)

Houjie est une zone de cluster bien connue de l'industrie du meuble en Chine. Un grand nombre d'ateliers de découpe de meubles de différentes tailles sont répartis dans la juridiction. Dans le processus de production quotidien, il est nécessaire de transférer fréquemment toute la pile de panneaux de bois massif, de couper le bois en cours, les chutes de coin et d'autres matériaux lourds. L'équipement traditionnel de manutention à combustion interne utilisé dans de nombreux ateliers dans le passé est sujet aux résidus d'échappement et au bruit dans l'atelier fermé. L'exploitation à long terme a un certain impact sur l'expérience somatosensorielle des opérateurs de première ligne.

Avant le début officiel de l'opération de manutention du bois, l'opérateur doit confirmer à l'avance si la puissance de la batterie du chariot élévateur répond aux besoins de l'opération en service, vérifier si les fourches, les chaînes de levage et les systèmes de freinage sont dans un état normal, et se familiariser avec la zone d'empilage du bois, la station d'ouverture des matériaux et la zone de stockage temporaire dans l'atelier à l'avance. Pour éviter le bois éparpillé et les outils de production empilés sur le sol, dégagez les obstacles dans le canal de transfert à l'avance et confirmez que la largeur du canal répond aux exigences de trafic des chariots élévateurs de gros tonnage.

Pendant l'opération, il est nécessaire de respecter les exigences de fonctionnement standard. Lors de la fourche du bois, ajustez l'espacement des fourches en fonction du poids de toute la pile de plaques pour vous assurer que la force des deux fourches est uniforme, afin d'éviter le glissement et le choc des plaques dus à une force unilatérale. La hauteur de la fourche de levage ne doit pas être trop élevée. Elle peut être démarrée pour s'éloigner de 20 à 30 cm du sol. Pendant le processus de conduite, la vitesse de conduite doit être contrôlée. Lors de la rencontre de la scène de virage et de l'intersection du personnel, le klaxon doit être klaxonné à l'avance. Il est strictement interdit d'accélérer et de freiner soudainement. Lors du déchargement du matériau vers le poste de coupe, il est nécessaire d'aligner la position de la carte dans la zone d'empilage et de l'abaisser en douceur pour s'assurer que le bois est disposé correctement.

En réponse aux exigences courantes en matière de sol glissant et de fonctionnement robuste des ateliers de coupe de meubles, les paramètres de réponse électrique des chariots élévateurs peuvent être ajustés régulièrement sur une base quotidienne pour s'adapter aux besoins de transbordement de différents poids de bois. Après le fonctionnement quotidien, le chariot élévateur doit être stationné dans la zone de chargement désignée pour nettoyer la sciure résiduelle sur la surface de la carrosserie et effectuer des registres d'entretien quotidiens pour assurer le fonctionnement stable à long terme de l'équipement. Cet ensemble de processus d'exploitation est adapté au rythme de production réel de l'atelier de coupe de meubles local à Houjie, ce qui peut efficacement améliorer la fluidité du transport du bois, réduire les pertes de matériaux inutiles et fournir une assistance pour le fonctionnement efficace de la production de meubles.

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