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The correct and safe use of a three-pronged wrench requires attention to the following points:

1. Choosing the right wrench: Before using a three-pronged wrench, first make sure that the type and size of the wrench selected is appropriate for the job at hand. Different types of wrenches are suitable for different work environments and fastener types.
2. Keep the wrench clean and dry: Before using, make sure the surface of the wrench is free of oil and other impurities to avoid slipping or damaging the bolt or nut.
3. Correct operating posture: When using a three-pronged wrench, the hand should be kept stable to avoid excessive force causing the wrench to slip off and injure people. At the same time, the operator should stand in a proper position for better control of the wrench.
4. Avoid improper use: Do not use the wrench as a hammer or pry bar, which may damage the wrench itself or cause a safety accident.
5. Pay attention to the material and condition of the wrench: Inspect the wrench for cracks or other damage before use to ensure its structural integrity and safety. Wrenches that are visibly worn or damaged should not be used.
6. Avoid mixing wrenches of different systems: For example, metric wrenches should not be mixed with imperial wrenches to avoid slippage or injury due to size mismatch.
7. Appropriate use of force: When using a three-pronged wrench, the force applied should be adjusted as needed to avoid over-exertion that could result in damage to the bolt or nut, or damage to the wrench itself.

By following the above guidelines, you can effectively improve the efficiency and safety of using a trident wrench and reduce accidental injuries on the job.