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Safety Information
About FB7600 Printer
The FB7600 printer is a sheet-fed UV industrial flatbed digital printing press. It
is mainly composed of the main chassis, loading/unloading system, flatbed
printing table, printing bridge, and UV curing system. The machine prints on
sheet-fed media using UV ink.
There are two methods of loading substrate sheets: 3/4 Automatic loading and
Manual loading. Before starting a print run, the machine operator selects the
loading method in the machine software.
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3/4 Automatic loading
- the substrates are placed by the machine operator
on the loader table one by one and pushed towards the loader entrance.
The loader aligns and feeds the substrates onto the printing table. If there is
more than one copy, the second substrate is placed immediately after the
loader has returned to its home position, even if the first substrate is still
being printed.
When the printing cycle is complete, the system automatically unloads the
first substrate and stacks it on the unloader lift. Simultaneously, it feeds the
second substrate onto the printing table.
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Manual loading
- using the machine software, the operator moves the
printing table to the manual loading position and manually places the
substrate sheet on the printing table against the registration pins. The
operator presses the red button; the system activates the vacuum to the
printing table and lowers the registration pins.
The operator starts printing and after the print run is complete, manually
unloads the substrate from the printing table.
Installation and disassembly of the machine should be done by HP service
personnel only. Recycling and disposal should be done according to the local
laws and regulations.
Although the product has been tested against safety standards that cover the
intended use and the reasonably foreseeable misuse, the operator must avoid
any misuse and always follow all the safety recommendation contained in this
guide.
Maintenance and replacement of spare parts should be carried out only by HP
service personnel, or by a person who has been trained and authorized by HP
to maintain the machine.
