Hydraulic and auto maintenance tools play an important role in industrial and automotive maintenance. These tools are widely used due to their efficiency and powerful functions, but improper use may lead to serious safety hazards. Therefore, it is crucial to understand and follow the precautions for safe use. Here are some key safety tips to help you use hydraulic and auto maintenance tools safely and effectively.

1. Understand the tool instructions
Before using any hydraulic or auto maintenance tool, always read the instructions provided by the manufacturer carefully. Understanding the function, operation method and safety warnings of the tool can help you better master the use of the tool.

2. Wear appropriate personal protective equipment
When using hydraulic and auto maintenance tools, you should always wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE). This includes protective glasses, gloves, earmuffs and non-slip shoes to prevent accidental injuries.

3. Check the integrity and function of the tool
Before each use, check the integrity and function of the hydraulic tool. Make sure all parts are in good condition, without cracks or wear, whether there is enough hydraulic oil, and whether there are leaks in the connecting pipes.

4. Ensure a safe working environment
Ensure that the tool is used in a safe environment. Keep the work area clean, away from flammable items, and ensure good ventilation. Avoid using hydraulic tools on wet or uneven surfaces to prevent slips or falls.

5. Use tools correctly
When using hydraulic and automatic maintenance tools, follow the correct operating procedures. Do not overload or exceed the rated load of the tool, and avoid rapid operation or violent collisions. Make sure all adjustments and settings are made when the tool is stopped.

6. Avoid contact with moving parts
When operating hydraulic tools, keep your hands and body away from any moving parts. Some parts of hydraulic tools may move rapidly during operation, causing pinching or other injuries.

7. Follow the handling guidelines for hydraulic fluid
Leaks of hydraulic fluid may cause slips or fire hazards. When using tools, ensure the proper handling and storage of hydraulic fluid. In the event of a leak, clean up immediately with appropriate materials and dispose of in accordance with local regulations.

8. Do not modify the tool without authorization
Do not attempt to repair or modify hydraulic and automatic maintenance tools yourself. Any unauthorized modifications may cause the equipment to fail or pose a safety hazard. If the tool fails, contact a professional maintenance personnel for inspection in a timely manner.

9. Training and Education
Ensure that all operators are properly trained and educated on the use and safety of hydraulic and automatic maintenance tools. Conduct safety training and drills regularly to improve the safety awareness of the team.

10. Regular maintenance and inspections
Perform regular maintenance and inspections on hydraulic and automatic maintenance tools to ensure they are in optimal working condition. Pay attention to the degree of wear of the tools and replace damaged parts regularly to ensure they are safe and reliable.