Cedima • Technical Documentation • Joint Cutter CF•1020 D • Issue date: 21/09/2021
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Residual danger
Safety
3.6 Residual danger
The safety equipment of the machine effectively protects the personnel against injuries.
However, with some activities it is unavoidable to be within the danger areas. Residual
dangers cannot be completely excluded there. Wearing of personal safety equipment and
safety-conscious, foresighted behaviour of the personnel avoids dangerous situations.
Residual dangers on machine and measures
Danger
Cause
Measure
Danger of injury:
Danger or crushing
when transporting
the machine
The machine is large and
heavy. There is a danger
of crushing during trans-
port and assembly.
Always wear suitable personal protec-
tive equipment:
•
Safety shoes
•
Protective gloves
Only use suitable transport and lifting
equipment.
Only attach the lifting equipment to the
load lifting eye of the machine.
Never walk under hanging loads!
Requirement sign on the machine:
Wear safety shoes.
Danger of injury:
Danger of crushing
when changing belt
During a belt change,
the belt pulley must be
turned and the V-belt
pulled off. There is a
danger of crushing in the
process.
Always wear protective gloves during
maintenance and repair work.
Danger of injury:
Malfunction | Unex-
pected starting of
the machine
During the set-up work
during a blade change,
the machine can start
unexpectedly. There is a
danger of injury.
Make sure that only the operating per-
sonnel are at the machine during the
set-up work.
Danger of injury:
Malfunction | Splash
guard
The cooling water for
the saw blade is thrown
out during operation of
the machine and held
back by the splash water
guard. If this splash water
guard is damaged, there
is a danger of injury due
to unchecked throwing
out of flushing water and
abrasive material.
Wear safety goggles during operation.
Conduct a visual inspection at regular
intervals and replace the splash water
guard if necessary.
Requirement sign on the machine:
Wear safety goggles.
