Is it harmful to your health to go to work in a plastic factory? What is the workshop environment of injection molding factory? Will there be a lot of pollutants and harmful substances?

The harm of working in a plastic factory mainly depends on the nature of the plastic factory, because according to the types of plastics, the plastic products produced are different and the production technology is different. Like plastic factories, according to different processes, there are probably injection molding factories, blow molding factories and rotational molding factories. There are many injection molding factories in the market, from buckets and mechanical shells to various plastic parts, all of which are mainly injection molding. These are probably the main raw materials for injection molding. ABS plastic: acrylonitrile butadiene styrene, PU plastic: polyurethane, thermoplastic elastomer: CPE Poe SBR SBS Sistpee TPO TPIV TPU TPV TPX thermosetting plastic: EP PU phenolic molding compound jade powder, general plastic PE (polyethylene), PP (polypropylene), PVC (polyvinyl chloride), PS (polystyrene), PF (phenolic plastic) and aminoplast. Like blow molding plants and rotational molding plants, they mainly produce plastic containers, and most of the raw materials produced are PP and PE. The harm of plastic factory also depends on whether plastic products produce toxic odor or substances in the production process, which will affect human health. In fact, most plastics are relatively stable in nature, and it is difficult to react with other substances at room temperature, so they have no direct toxic effect on organisms. Of course, due to different applications, different additives will be added to plastics, but this kind of different plastics is very different. Additives for plastics generally include inorganic fillers, glass fibers, pigments, antioxidants, anti-ultraviolet agents, plasticizers and so on. Inorganic fillers and glass fibers themselves are stable minerals and glass, which are not toxic to human body. Antioxidants and anti-ultraviolet agents are generally used in small amounts, but the amount of 1-2‰ is of course non-toxic or low toxic. The plastic that is most likely to cause danger to human body is PVC, and its additive content may even reach 60-70%, so it is difficult to ensure that it is harmless to human body. Only because the additives needed to be added during processing are toxic, or the reaction is not sufficient during synthesis, and small monomer molecules are released during use, the toxicity of plastics will be released. Of course, in addition to the harm caused by plastics and additives in the production process, workers should also pay special attention to be careful when operating machinery, equipment, molds, etc. Like blow molding and rotational molding, most of them are harmless, because their main raw materials are PP and PE, which are non-toxic and the two most common plastic materials in our daily life, mineral water bottles, which are made of PP and are relatively simple in manufacturing process. Little harm and safe operation. Work carefully to minimize injuries.