I wouldn't keep the string around my wrist. If the top nip would start for some reason, you could be in big trouble. Also, I've worked as an extruder operator for 25 years, and I've never experienced a situation where I needed safety goggles.
@@carreramathew why do u use rope instead stick it straight to the bubble ? And why u dont block top and blown up at first but start with thick tube puling up... waste of time and material... with good nips motor u can start evan 15 m/m with ready film straight away... thin and wide...
I wouldn't keep the string around my wrist. If the top nip would start for some reason, you could be in big trouble. Also, I've worked as an extruder operator for 25 years, and I've never experienced a situation where I needed safety goggles.
can you contact me Asap regarding this process please, I need help training!
What questions do you have.?
@@carreramathew why do u use rope instead stick it straight to the bubble ? And why u dont block top and blown up at first but start with thick tube puling up... waste of time and material... with good nips motor u can start evan 15 m/m with ready film straight away... thin and wide...
@@ElephantKiller23 just saw this and literally asked myself the same questions, just a much bigger hassle in the end
We have the same hoppers and screens
@@elcucuy02 Jaka firma ? 😉 pzdr
oh oh , not wearing earplugs or safety goggles..:(
:D ... and those gloves .
Safety violation
@@ElephantKiller23 heat gloves
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No face shield. No safety glasses. 425 degree plastic.
If you won't stick your face in the plastic you'll be fine
220 die probly
@@sammaginnis3338 Could be. Depends on the material type.
Ahhh old school! Love it!