How to ensure safety when using the RC-H universal wheel aluminum box on slippery ground?

The RC-H universal wheel aluminum box is equipped with wheels made of high-quality non-slip materials, such as highly elastic polyurethane or rubber wheels with special non-slip textures. These materials are not only wear-resistant, but also provide excellent grip in wet environments, effectively reducing slipping. Consider increasing the diameter and width of the wheel during design to increase the contact area between the wheel and the ground, thereby dispersing pressure and improving stability. On slippery ground, a larger contact area means stronger adhesion, which helps to reduce slipping. The surface of the wheel can be designed with fine drainage grooves or grooves to quickly drain the accumulated water during rolling, maintain effective contact between the wheel and the ground, and avoid slipping caused by water film.
When installing the wheel, you must ensure that the screws are tightened to the recommended torque to avoid looseness and causing the wheel to fall off or shake during movement. At the same time, check whether the welding points between the aluminum seat and the aluminum frame are firm to withstand the stress that may be increased in slippery environments. Make sure that all wheels are installed vertically on the ground to optimize rolling performance and stability. On slippery ground, any slight tilt may cause unnecessary sliding or deviation.
After installation, perform a simple balance test to check whether the box is stable and stable in both static and moving states, without shaking or tilting.
When moving the RC-H universal wheel aluminum box on slippery ground, keep the speed slow and the movement smooth, avoid sharp turns or sudden acceleration to reduce the risk of loss of control due to inertia. Try to distribute the items in the box evenly to avoid instability caused by the center of gravity shift. In slippery environments, unbalanced boxes are more likely to slide or tip over. If the box is equipped with handrails, pull rods or other auxiliary moving tools, make full use of them to maintain body balance and control the direction of movement. On slippery ground, these tools can greatly improve stability and safety.
Before moving, conduct a comprehensive assessment of the ground environment and avoid areas with severe water accumulation, oil stains or other areas that may cause slipping. If possible, use anti-skid mats or absorbent mats to improve ground conditions. Strengthen the awareness and attention to safety issues on slippery ground, and always pay attention to the safety of your feet. Stay alert during the move and be ready to respond to emergencies at any time. When using the RC-H universal wheel aluminum box in a team or organization, an emergency plan should be developed to deal with possible slips or tipping incidents. Ensure that appropriate first aid equipment and personnel are on site to deal with any injuries or losses in a timely manner.
Clean the wheels regularly to remove dirt, grease, and water that may affect grip. Wipe the surface of the wheel with clean water and a soft cloth, and use a mild detergent if necessary. Check the wear of the wheels regularly, including tire wear, loose screws, and corrosion of the aluminum seat. If necessary, replace severely worn wheels or repair damaged parts in a timely manner. Although additional lubrication may not be required in wet and slippery environments, when used in dry environments, a proper amount of lubricant can be applied to reduce friction and wear. At the same time, keeping the wheels and aluminum seats dry and clean is also the key to extending the service life.
The safety of the RC-H universal wheel aluminum box on wet and slippery surfaces can be significantly improved by carefully selecting and designing wheels, accurately installing and adjusting, mastering usage skills, taking preventive measures, and regularly performing maintenance and care.