Is the tire production industry a toxic and harmful job?

Because of its environmental reasons, some jobs in the tire production industry are really toxic and harmful, but it depends on which link you are engaged in.

The first step is to use an internal mixer to make rubber, which is harmless. In this process, natural rubber, synthetic rubber, carbon black, aromatic oil, antioxidant, sulfur and other additives need to be synthesized. In fact, it can be seen from his materials that this link is a very complicated chemical and physical action, which may lead to the outflow of some harmful substances. However, most products are very accurate and made by machines. Even if there are some harmful substances, they will be discharged through special pipes, so the harm to the human body is not particularly great.

The second link is that the production of each part is slightly toxic. Such as its inner liner, belt, crown belt, tread, sidewall, carcass and beads. Each link is made of the final rubber. In this link, some need to add some steel wire calendering, some need to add some nylon calendering, and polyester triangle glue and so on. This is based on the different injuries caused by adding different materials. This link is actually slightly harmful to the human body. After all, in the physical environment, some harmful substances will be inhaled. So if you work in this environment, you must wear a gas mask or something. Fortunately, most production industries now pay great attention to the health of employees, so the general protection is still well done.

The third step, tire molding is slightly toxic. This link is to combine what is produced in this part. Because things in all parts are just produced, many toxic things have not been released yet, and there are certain risks in this position, but these toxins are not particularly harmful to the human body, so there is no need to go online. If you really feel uncomfortable, you can see a doctor in time.

The fourth step is that embryo vulcanization is toxic. Personally, I think this position is the most dangerous. Because each process must meet the requirements of the next process, a large number of chemicals may be needed in the vulcanization process. Because of exposure to a large number of chemicals, workers in this position should pay a little attention to their health, and this position should be regarded as toxic and harmful.

Finally, there is no poison in tire roughening and various inspections. Employees working in this link, they see a finished tire, so the damage that this link can bring to you is very subtle, not a toxic and harmful position. As we all know, employees who check this link are the safest in general.

So it's not the tire production industry. All work is toxic and harmful, depending on which link you work in. Moreover, many large enterprises are now mechanical assembly lines, and under normal circumstances, employees will be given pre-job training in advance, so don't worry too much.