What are the key issues to be aware of when storing paint buckets to preserve paint?
First, the choice of storage environment
1. Drying and ventilation: the paint bucket should be stored in a dry and well-ventilated warehouse to prevent moisture intrusion leading to deterioration of the paint
in the paint bucket.
2. Temperature control: the paint is sensitive to temperature, and the temperature of the storage environment should be kept within the appropriate range, such as
between 5°C and 35°C, to avoid too high or too low temperature affecting the quality of the paint.
3. Avoid direct sunlight: The paint bucket should be away from direct sunlight and high temperature environment to prevent coating surface crust, drying and color
change.
Second, the placement and management of paint buckets
1. Horizontal placement: Thepaint bucket should be placed horizontally on a solid, flat ground to avoid tilting or tipping over. At the same time, wooden boards or
special MATS can be laid below to protect the barrel from damage.
2. Classified storage: Different types and properties of paint should be classified storage, to avoid mixing lead to confusion or mutual influence.
3. Tightness check: Regularly check the tightness of the paint barrel to ensure that the lid is closed without leakage. If there is damage or leakage, should be dealt
with in time.
Third, security precautions
1. Fire prevention measures: paint is flammable, should be stored away from fire sources and flammable items. The warehouse should be equipped with fire
fighting facilities such as fire extinguishers, and set up an eye-catching sign "No fireworks".
2. Anti-collision and vibration: When handling and storing the paint bucket, it should be handled gently to avoid severe vibration and collision to prevent the
paint bucket from cracking or coating caking.
3. Clean and tidy: the warehouse should be kept clean and tidy to avoid debris accumulation and dust pollution paint. At the same time, the inflammable
materials and garbage in the warehouse should be cleaned regularly.
Iv. Other precautions
1. Regular inspection: Regularly inspect the appearance of the paint barrel to ensure that there is no damage or leakage. At the same time, pay attention to
whether the shelf life and storage conditions of the paint meet the requirements.
2. First-in-first-out principle: When entering and leaving materials in the warehouse, the principle of "first-in-first-out" should be followed to ensure that the
paint in the paint bucket is used within the shelf life.
3. Environmental protection treatment: Waste paint buckets and expired paint should be recycled and treated in accordance with environmental protection
requirements to avoid pollution to the environment.
To sum up, when storing paint drums, attention should be paid to environmental selection, placement and management of paint drums, safety precautions
and other related matters. Only by ensuring the rationality and standardization of these aspects can the quality and safety of the paint be effectively
guaranteed. If you need to know more about plastic drums in the future, you can consult Foshan Eslite Technology Coating Factory, Guangdong Province