Dear friends,
Wish all a very happy, prosperous and safe Navratri and Vijyadashmi.
I need to know about colour coding of machine parts and the guards used for protection against the hazards of the machine. Please share your knowledge regarding this subject.
Regards.
Raman.
From India, Varanasi
6Wish all a very happy, prosperous and safe Navratri and Vijyadashmi.
I need to know about colour coding of machine parts and the guards used for protection against the hazards of the machine. Please share your knowledge regarding this subject.
Regards.
Raman.
From India, Varanasi
Dear Mr. Raman
First of all thanks for the wishes... Reciprocating the same to you and family...
I am not having much idea about the standard colour coding for machine parts... Hence not commenting anything related to that... Let's expect for other expert members comment...
now regarding the machine guarding... Go through the attachment which is mentioning about the various types of machine guarding.... Anything more you need on machine guarding let me know specifically, I will be happy in sharing my knowledge...
From India
First of all thanks for the wishes... Reciprocating the same to you and family...
I am not having much idea about the standard colour coding for machine parts... Hence not commenting anything related to that... Let's expect for other expert members comment...
now regarding the machine guarding... Go through the attachment which is mentioning about the various types of machine guarding.... Anything more you need on machine guarding let me know specifically, I will be happy in sharing my knowledge...
From India
Dear Mr. Raman
There is no standards regarding the colour coding of machine parts. However you may find the type of guards
(as attached by Mr. Dipil) which are required to avoid direct contact of person with moving parts. You may codify the colours for guards according to hazards.
Regards.
From India, Vadodara
There is no standards regarding the colour coding of machine parts. However you may find the type of guards
(as attached by Mr. Dipil) which are required to avoid direct contact of person with moving parts. You may codify the colours for guards according to hazards.
Regards.
From India, Vadodara
Dear Raman,
The standard says, "Yellow is used to identify physical hazards."
If the guard of a machine does not present a physical hazard such as, but not limited to, tripping, falling, struck by, or caught-between, then there would be no need for color-coding.
However, when necessary it is recommended to have the interior of a machine guard painted orange to know that the guard is kept open.
Regards,
Kesava Pillai
From India, Kollam
The standard says, "Yellow is used to identify physical hazards."
If the guard of a machine does not present a physical hazard such as, but not limited to, tripping, falling, struck by, or caught-between, then there would be no need for color-coding.
However, when necessary it is recommended to have the interior of a machine guard painted orange to know that the guard is kept open.
Regards,
Kesava Pillai
From India, Kollam
This may be useful to you. refer here
ISO - ISO Standards - ICS 01.070: Colour coding
Pon
From India, Lucknow
ISO - ISO Standards - ICS 01.070: Colour coding
Pon
From India, Lucknow
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