INSTRUCTION MANUAL Digital Light Engraver
2
Safety
Effective date
30.09.2013
In particular, the operator’s area of responsibility includes:
• Assigning trained and instructed personnel,
• Defining the responsibilities for operation, set up, maintenance, and re-
pairs,
• Making regular checks on the operating personnel in regard to potential
hazards and making sure they work in a risk-aware manner in accordance
with this instructions manual
The operator is to safeguard against any possible danger zones which may
arise between this machine and any upstream or downstream devices that
have been provided by the customer.
If the Digital Light Engraver is to be integrated into an interlinked machine
line/machine, the provisions of the European Directives with regard to the
major modifications made to the machine have to be observed, if applicable.
The operator is legally obliged (irrespective of the operational state or as-
delivered state of the machine) to assess the hazards that may arise out of
the employees work and to determine
any occupational safety measures that
may be required.
The operator is responsible for the observance of the relevant regulations.
2.2.3
Important rules of conduct
Danger
Increased risk of accidents as a result of moving masses!
The movement of masses can lead to serious/fatal injuries.
•
People who operate power-driven machinery must make sure that they do
not endanger themselves or others through hazardous motions
•
Access to the interior of the machine housing is only permitted when the
machine has been switched off and measures have been taken to prevent
it from being inadvertently switched back on
•
Long hair, loose clothing, jewellery or the like can be drawn into moving
parts. This can lead to serious injury.
•
Wear tight-fitting clothing. Long hair can be protected by wearing a hair
net. Remove jewellery.
•
It is not permitted to climb on the machine while it is in operation.
Danger
Increased risk of accidents as a result of partly intense/high levels of
ultraviolet radiation!
When monitoring/checking the ultraviolet light, there is always the risk of se-
rious eye injuries and even permanent eye damage.
Wear appropriate protective equipment in the form of safety glasses that are
suitable for the particular light source.
•
Never look directly at the ultraviolet beam or the image of the pattern on
the screen to be imaged without personal protective equipment (safety
glasses).
CST GmbH
Königsberger Straße 117
47809 Krefeld - Germany
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