Clemco Pulsar II, Owner'S Manual

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9 Residual hazards and protective agents
9.1 Noise level
The sound level is dependent on blasting parameters.
If it is > 85 dB (A), ear protection has to be worn.
9.2 Dust exposure
When cabinet is closed – dust exposure is < 5mg/m³. In this case, no supplementary requests have to be
taken.
This statement is valid only if the cabinet is proper maintained. Following checks are to be done:
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Check door gasket and replace it when it’s worn.
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Dump dust container in short intervals.
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Clean cartridge and replace it when it’s worn.
For removing the dust from the blasted parts the cabinet door should be closed, so that no dust can move
out. The doors should remain closed for other 10 sec. For diminishing dust during dumping the dust contain-
er please follow chapter 4.7.5.
9.3 Protection of unintended blasting
The probability of unintended blasting was diminished by installing a double safety concept.
The blasting process will be interrupted by valves
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When emergency stop will be pushed
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when the foot – pedal will be released
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when a cabinet door will be opened
To minimize the risk that both of this safety equipping failure at the same time the air supply to the cabinet
should be interrupted before mounting the foot pedal. Cabinet door should be opened only after the rest air is
blown out.
9.4 Escape of accelerated blast medium from worn parts
Blasting causes a high consumption witch can be dangerous.
Therefor the maintained measures from chapter 5 had to be strictly followed.
Especially the blasting hose has to be checked in order to diminish the danger.
10 Shipping / handling of goods
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Cabinets are delivered on pallets which can be transported by fork lift trucks or by elevating platform
trucks.
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Length of forks – 2m otherwise the cabinet has to be fixed supplementary (danger of dumping)
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For lifting the cabinet from the pallet there can be used a fork lift truck or an elevating platform.
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Weight of cabinets: Pulsar II suction ca. 220kg