CELTIPOL CHV-320, Technical Manual

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CHV-320 TECHNICAL MANUAL
03-2022
Translation of the original manual
2. SAFETY CONDITIONS
The first consideration to take into account is that during the design and project stage of the
CHV-320 machine, the regulations in force regarding machine Safety and Prevention of Risk in
the Work Place have been scrupulously respected. Therefore, we can firmly state that the
machine is intrinsically safe.
Nevertheless, in common with any machine or tool, incorrect use of the same may cause more or
less hazardous situations. These recommendations have been drafted to avoid such situations to
ensure safe use and handling of the system.
Leading on from the above, clearly, all personnel that have anything to do with the spraying and
handling operations of the machine must have an in-depth knowledge of these
recommendations as well as all other recommendations that may be provided by the
manufacturers of chemical products.
Throughout these operations, the intention is to provide a non-exhaustive list of the possible
risks that may arise from spraying operations. For this reason, and depending on each particular
application, it must be the user of the system who should carefully study the risks arising from
the same, in line with the Regulation in force on the Prevention of Risks in the Work Place.
Another aspect for consideration is the prevention of possible risks arising from the use of
different chemical products, some of which may be hazardous if used incorrectly. Special
attention should be paid to any fumes issued during use of polyurethane foam and polyurea
systems since isocyanate compounds are used in spraying operations.
In short, to ensure that the handling and use of the spraying equipment is as safe as possible, the
user must strictly follow the following aspects indicated in this manual.