Precautions while using potassium permanganate balls

Potassium permanganate alumina ball is the most widely used one in the adsorbent industry, including potassium permanganate alumina ball 2-3, potassium permanganate alumina ball 3-5, potassium permanganate alumina ball 6 -8. The difference between potassium permanganate alumina balls and microspheres. Different specifications and models of potassium permanganate alumina balls will have different functions and uses. Generally, most of them use 3-5mm products, and purifier filter elements are mostly made of small balls. Perhaps the microspheres are mostly 2-3mm.

Potassium permanganate alumina ball insulation materials, such as corundum light bricks, corundum hollow balls and fiber products, are widely used in furnace walls and furnace tops of various high-temperature furnaces, which are both high temperature resistant and thermal insulation. It can also be used for polishing, grinding, industrial grinding, etc. Potassium permanganate alumina ball has the properties of high temperature resistance, corrosion resistance and high strength, so it is used to cast steel sliding nozzle to temper the lining (wall and pipe) of rare and precious metals, special alloys, ceramics, iron-making blast furnaces; physical and chemical utensils, Spark plugs, heat-resistant and anti-oxidative coating.

Due to the characteristics of high hardness, good wear resistance and high strength, in the chemical system, it is used as various reaction vessels and pipelines, parts of chemical pumps; as mechanical parts, various molds, such as wire drawing dies, extruding pencil leads Mould mouths, etc.; do knives, mould abrasives, bulletproof materials, human joints, sealing die rings, etc. Potassium permanganate alumina ball is a strong oxidant, which is prone to dust during operation or handling. Silicosis may occupy the skin, or enter the eyes, skin, nose and throat. What should we do? ? Here's a detailed summary for us:

According to the investigation, there are the following measures to deal with dangerous situations:

 1. Eye contact: Immediately flush the eyes with a lot of water and lift the upper and lower eyelids from time to time. Check and remove any contact lenses. If you feel pain, seek medical attention. Exposure to levels above legal or recommended airborne contamination levels may cause eye irritation. Symptoms are: eye irritation, redness and congestion.

2. Inhalation: Move the patient to fresh air. If symptoms appear, seek medical attention. Exposure to levels above legal or recommended airborne contamination levels may cause irritation of the nose, throat and lungs. Symptoms are: cough, respiratory distress