Dangers involved with working with CRTS?

Working with CRTs (cathode ray tubes) poses several dangers, primarily due to the high voltage they operate under, which can lead to electric shock if mishandled. Additionally, CRTs contain hazardous materials, including lead and phosphors, which can be harmful if the glass is broken or improperly disposed of, posing environmental and health risks. Furthermore, the physical weight and bulkiness of CRTs can lead to injuries during handling or transport. Proper safety protocols and protective equipment are essential to mitigate these risks.