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11.0 Ancillary Supplies and Equipment

Part Washing Systems
3D Systems, Inc.
333 Three D Systems Circle
Rock Hill, SC 29730
Cure unit, p/n 273997-01
Washer, p/n 273998-01

Uninterruptible Power Supply
American Power Conversion or Toshiba
5KVA

Hand-Held UV Guns
DDU Enterprises
2909 Oregon Ct, Ste A2
Torrance, CA 90503
Tel: 310.781.1199 Fax: 310.781.9223

Model Finishing Tools and Supplies
Micro-Mark
340 Snyder Ave.
Berkeley Heights, NJ 07922
Tel: 800.225.1066 Fax: 908.665.9383
Emerson Electric Co., Dremel Division
4915 21st St,
Racine, WI 53406
Tel: 414.554.1390 Fax: 414.554.7654

UV Filter Screens (For Lights and Windows)
UV Process Supply, Inc.
1229 E. Courtland St.
Chicago, IL 60614
Tel: 800.621.1296 Fax: 312.880.6647

Wipes
TexWipe Co. (TexSwab)
POB 308
650 E Crescent Ave,
Upper Saddle River, NJ 07458
Tel: 201-327-9100

Miscellaneous Supplies
(available from many lab safety companies):
• Cellulose Wadding (drain pads)
• Chemically Resistant Gloves (3D Systems recommends surgical-type 100% nitrile gloves)
• Eye Wash Stations
• Fire Extinguisher
• Fire Proof Waste Can
• Fire-resistant Storage Cabinets
• Lab Coats
• Neoprene Coated Gloves (for working with TPM)
• Tri-Propylene Glycol Monomethyl Ether (TPM)
• Safety Glasses (300-400 nm UV-blocking) with side shielding

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Summary of Contents for ProJet 7000

Page 1: ...ProJet 7000 3D Professional Printer Facility Requirements Guide Original Instructions Rev C P N 40 D070 ...

Page 2: ...rements 13 1 4 6 05 6 Client Workstation Requirements to Operate 3DManage 14 1 4 7 05 7 Network Interface 15 1 4 8 05 8 Safety Information 16 1 4 9 05 9 Print Material Handling and Safety 17 1 5 06 0 Operating Environment 20 1 5 1 06 1 Air Quality and Temperature 21 1 5 2 06 2 Humidity 22 1 5 3 06 3 Lighting 23 1 5 4 06 4 Vibration and Shock 24 1 6 07 0 Limitations of Liability 25 1 7 08 0 Safety ...

Page 3: ...tions 05 4 Room Size 05 5 Electrical Requirements 05 6 Client Workstation Requirements to Operate 3DManage 05 7 Network Interface 05 8 Safety Information 05 9 Print Material Handling and Safety 06 0 Operating Environment 06 1 Air Quality and Temperature 06 2 Humidity 06 3 Lighting 06 4 Vibration and Shock 07 0 Limitations of Liability 08 0 Safety Notice 09 0 Thank You 10 0 Contacting 3D Systems 11...

Page 4: ...scription of hardware software networking components and documentation that comprise the ProJet 7000 An overview of the site requirements and recommendations in typical engineering and design work spaces These involve basic access electrical and environmental considerations for configuring a safe and efficient work area A checklist is included to ensure that the facility is adequately prepared for...

Page 5: ...icinity of this sign or behind the access panel Direct and scattered radiation can cause severe burns and blindness Access panels are for service only and should be opened only by certified service personnel Operation with process door open is strictly forbidden Class 4 laser equipment During any adjustment or maintenance with the laser on and the chamber door open wear laser eyewear as specified ...

Page 6: ...stem Equipment Supplied by 3D Systems Material Cart Print Tray Two print platforms 3D Manage part preparation software Additional print platforms print applicator mechanisms and material carts can be obtained from 3D Systems ...

Page 7: ...tem Installation 05 2 ProJet 7000 Physical Dimensions 05 3 Floor Specifications 05 4 Room Size 05 5 Electrical Requirements 05 6 Client Workstation Requirements to Operate 3DManage 05 7 Network Interface 05 8 Safety Information 05 9 Print Material Handling and Safety ...

Page 8: ...ons Crated Height 2002 mm 78 8 in Width 1909 mm 75 2 in Depth 1039 mm 40 9 in Weight 690 kg 1519 lbs Uncrated without cart Height 1826 7 mm 71 9 in Width 980 7 mm 38 6 in Depth 854 0 mm 33 6 in Weight 325 kg 715 lbs Material Cart Dimensions Crated Height 1200 mm 47 2 in Width 684 mm 26 9 in Depth 795 mm 31 3 in Weight 147 kg 323 lbs Uncrated empty tray Height 1023 mm 40 3 in Width 596 mm 23 5 in D...

Page 9: ...05 2 ProJet 7000 Physical Dimensions ...

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Page 12: ...hat is sensitive to vibration In order to ensure part quality and accuracy a ground floor location with a concrete floor miminum of 4 inches thick is recommended Poor Printer Operation If the site s floor is extremely out of level The system cannot be installed The cart will not fit making it impossible to level the system The ProJet 7000 is slightly self damping and should not be affected by norm...

Page 13: ...7000 varies depending on user preferences building codes and the space required for storage The room should have a minimum ceiling height of 243 84 cm 96 in The dashed outer lines show the space required around the system for operation maintenance and service ...

Page 14: ...terruptible power recommended especially in areas where circuits may be affected by lightening strikes should be rated for 3kVA at a minimum For specific information on a suitable UPS contact a UPS manufacturer and provide the voltage rating current draw and desired backup time The manufacturer will be able to recommend an appropriate model ProJet 7000 System Power Connection Requirements In the U...

Page 15: ...ly with more powerful processors and added memory Note Although the client software will run on less powerful computers meeting the minimum recommended configuration will ensure acceptable performance Minimum recommended configuration for Microsoft Windows workstations Operating System XP Professional 2000 Professional or Windows 7 CPU speed Intel Pentium 4 Processor 2 8 GHz 533 MHz FSB Main Memor...

Page 16: ...et interface which can be used for connection to a Windows NT Windows 7 part preparation workstation This interface transmits files from the workstation to the ProJet 7000 The Ethernet connection is accomplished via 10 100BaseT Class A Ethernet cable with a maximum length of 182 00 m 600 ft ...

Page 17: ...Product Performance Standards 21CFR1040 10 Class I laser in normal operation During field service emission levels can correspond to Class IV laser product The system complies with CE requirements The following is a list of recommended safety equipment and supplies Fire extinguishers Eyewash stations Protective clothing including chemical resistant gloves and lab coats Safety eye glasses with side ...

Page 18: ...e when exposed to extreme heat WARNING Use National Fire Protection Association Class B extinguishers such as carbon dioxide dry chemical or foam Print Material Characteristics The photopolymers used in the print materials may be hazardous if handled improperly Repeated skin contact with print materials may cause sensitization Consult the manufacturer s Material Safety Data Sheet MSDS for informat...

Page 19: ...t unusable for part building Containers VisiJet materials for the ProJet 7000 are shipped in 2 liter polypropylene containers Polyethylene bottles or liners are acceptable for storage also as long as they are opaque to ultraviolet light and not used to hold solvent containing materials Plastic containers made from organic solvent soluble materials such as polystyrene or polyvinylchloride PVC shoul...

Page 20: ...f isopropyl alcohol on a paper towel to clean up spills Accidental contamination of resins may change the material s performance characteristics to such an extent that acceptable parts can no longer be reliably created Polymerization Signs of polymerization of stored resin include container bulging leaking and the emission of heat or an unusual odor from the container If you notice this do not use...

Page 21: ...06 0 Operating Environment 06 1 Air Quality and Temperature 06 2 Humidity 06 3 Lighting 06 4 Vibration and Shock ...

Page 22: ...ture The facility air conditioning system should be capable of removing 1 0 kW h 3414 BTU hour of heat dissipated by the ProJet 7000 The temperature in the room or location where the ProJet 7000 resides should remain stable to allow optimal system operation and optimal part quality The working range is 20 26 C 68 79 F Any temperature fluctuations greater than 3 C 5 F may adversely affect parts bui...

Page 23: ...d to a certain degree on the print material selection Regardless the humidity should always be non condensing and should not vary outside the range of 20 50 Review the material information M S D S S D S product datasheet and product labeling for specific information on recommended humidity levels ...

Page 24: ...e which could negatively affect the print material UV filters are available for windows and exposed fluorescent lamps Make certain to avoid the following Sunlight quartz halogen lamps and high intensity incandescent lamps are not suitable UV intensive lighting or ultraviolet exposure through windows should be avoided ...

Page 25: ... thick is recommended The ProJet 7000 is slightly self damping and should not be affected by normal or incidental environmental vibration however the area should be isolated either via location or some other physical or mechanical means from any significant internal or external vibration sources such as heavy machinery HVAC and fans Locations near airports or train tracks which could cause unaccep...

Page 26: ...irect damages arising from the use of this document however caused and on any theory of liability This limitation will apply even if 3D Systems or an authorized dealer or representative has been otherwise advised of the possibility of such damage This document in whole or in part may be changed or modified at any time at the sole discretion of 3D Systems without notice ...

Page 27: ...o the laser radiation generated by the laser during operation or maintenance All service to the laser process machine the embedded laser system and optics requiring interlock override shall only be performed by 3D Systems Corporation service personnel their authorized agents or personnel trained by 3D Systems Corporation The manufacturer s user information for the incorporated laser products are s...

Page 28: ...s from your 3 D digital data We are dedicated to developing a relationship that extends beyond the terms of the sale Please take the time to contact 3D Systems with questions comments or suggestions about your ProJet 7000 or other products or services 3D Systems strives for higher quality better products and comprehensive services to benefit our customers ...

Page 29: ...s 39 039 68904 00 Customer Support 49 0 6151 357 357 E mail marketing it 3dsystems com Japan 3D Systems Japan K K 4 6 8 Tsurumaki Setagaya ku Tokyo 154 0016 JAPAN General Inquiries 81 3 5451 1690 Material Orders 81 3 5451 1690 Customer Support 81 3 5451 1690 E mail japaninfo 3dsystems com U K 3D Systems Europe Ltd Mark House Mark Road Hemel Hempstead Herts HP2 7UA UNITED KINGDOM General Inquiries ...

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Page 31: ...21st St Racine WI 53406 Tel 414 554 1390 Fax 414 554 7654 UV Filter Screens For Lights and Windows UV Process Supply Inc 1229 E Courtland St Chicago IL 60614 Tel 800 621 1296 Fax 312 880 6647 Wipes TexWipe Co TexSwab POB 308 650 E Crescent Ave Upper Saddle River NJ 07458 Tel 201 327 9100 Miscellaneous Supplies available from many lab safety companies Cellulose Wadding drain pads Chemically Resista...

Page 32: ...allation locations at the top of the form Review all questions on the form and check the box for the location that satisfies the requirements presented by that particular question Total the number of checked boxes for each location The location with the highest total is your best choice as an installation location Click the link to open or download the Initial Site Survey Checklist pdf ...

Page 33: ...Pre Installation Checklist The Pre Installation Checklist helps you prepare for installing the ProJet 7000 Prior to installation complete the checklist and fax it to your 3D Systems Customer Support Engineer ...

Page 34: ...t can be closed and locked during installation Is there a network connection Optional FAX this completed page to 803 324 4311 Is there a telephone line Optional Is adequate space available for the equipment and supplies Is all construction to floors ceilings and walls complete and does it meet local building code specifications Are floors clean and free of debris Are floors easily cleanable with s...

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