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Mask worn by painters

2016-11-05View Original

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Masks worn by painters: Painters must wear gas masks; this is a well-known fact, as it is understood that the paints with which painters work are highly toxic and can certainly cause serious harm to their health. Next, let’s take a look at what kind of toxic properties gases from paint possess, and what kind of harm such toxins can cause to the human body   Generally speaking, the gases emitted by paint are actually organic solvents. People may not have enough knowledge about such organic solvents; their toxicity can vary greatly. If a person inhales these toxic solvents over a long period of time, it can lead to chronic poisoning. In other words, if painters do not wear gas masks consistently, eventually they may develop serious health problems. Some people might think that since they don’t work in paint-filled areas all the time, short periods of exposure shouldn’t have any impact on their health   In fact, according to investigations, if painters work for short periods of time without wearing any gas masks, meaning they are exposed to high concentrations of organic solvents for brief periods, this can lead to very serious consequences. Many cases of acute poisoning occur in this way. It should be noted that whether a person will suffer from poisoning is not determined by the length of time the worker spends working, but rather by the degree of evaporation of the organic solvents. The greater the degree of evaporation of such organic solvents, the higher the likelihood of poisoning in humans, and acute poisoning can occur as a result.
Reply #22016-11-05
Many companies, in an effort to save money, provide their employees with half-face masks instead of full-face masks when applying paint. I think this is a real disaster – how can protection for the eyes be ensured without such masks? It’s really eye-stinging when it sprays. For long-term work, it’s best to have protective clothing; otherwise, it can cause serious harm to the body. How many people who have been using such equipment for four or five years do not suffer from any occupational diseases? It’s all because the protection wasn’t adequate

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