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The WaxtJet400 materials can be handled or disposed of in
the same way as standard household wax products. The
material shall not be used in situations that violate the
intent of the material application such as medical
transplantation, food or beverage processing.
When you receive the material, check the appearance of
the cardboard box. If a leak is observed, do not open the
box and call the FlashForge technical support hotline.
The "Recertification date" of the material should be
checked before each use. If the material box has reached
the Recertification date, a FlashForge certified partner or
FlashForge technical support can help resolve issues
related to materials that require re-certification.
FFWJ1100 part materials and FFMS3100 support materials
should be stored in a storage cabinet that is close to the
printer and easy to access. Storage cabinets are recom-
mended to prevent long-term exposure of components and
materials to external UV light sources, such as sunlight,
overhead lighting or other UV light sources. The material
storage temperature must not exceed the specified
maximum of 35°C (95°F). FFWJ1100 structural materials
should be stored away from strong oxidants such as
hydrogen peroxide, bromine or chromic acid.
It is very important not to tilt the material box containing
the remaining material. Otherwise, the material will seep
into the exhaust hole and cause blockage. This will cause
damage to the material cassette and hinder subsequent
printing. Place the material box containing the remaining
materials in the base of the material box vertically for
storage, and tighten the bottle cap.
There are no regulatory requirements for supporting
materials, which can be disposed of as ordinary office
waste. Please contact your local waste recycling service
provider to obtain waste disposal requirements. (The local
environmental regulatory agency can provide a list of
qualified suppliers.) A GHS/SDS (Globally Harmonized
Standard/Safety Data Sheet) of the relevant materials
should be provided to the waste recycling service provider.
For SDS information on structure and support materials,
please contact your local machine dealer.
FlashForge has no responsibility or obligation for the
correct disposal of structural materials. The user is solely
responsible for the correct disposal of structural materials.
Please refer to the Safety Data Sheet (SDS) provided by the
manufacturer for the disposal method of isopropyl alcohol
(IPA) waste.
Material handling and safety
Material（part
/ support）
Expiration date
Enviroment
Temperature
The highest storage
environment
FFWJ1100(part) FFMS3100(Support)
WaxJet® 400/410
5 years 5 years
Cool and dry area with good ventilation
16°C-27°C
35°C
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