Isel ICP 4030 iMC-P, Assembly Instructions/Operating Instructions

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2 Intended use, foreseeable misuse
isel -CNC machines / isel -CNC basic machines are CNC controlled machines with
several linear axes or an optional rotating axis. The motor output stages are
controlled via a control core either independently (CNC operation) or PC-based
CNC control (DNC operation). The complete control and power electronics for all
axes is housed behind the back wall of the machine.
Difference between a CNC machine and a CNC basic machine:
isel -CNC machine:
In the Machinery Directive 2006/42/EG legally binding since 29.12.2009, the term
“ Machine “ is defined as follows (quote from MD, Article 2, Letter a):
"Machine"
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an assembly, fitted with or intended to be fitted with a drive system other than directly applied
human or animal effort, consisting of linked parts or components, at least one of which moves,
and which are joined together
for a specific application;
Every isel -CNC machine, delivered with a tool (e.g. cutter or engraving spindle,
dosing unit, sensor like CCD camera or triangulation laser, water jet nozzle, plasma
burner or equiv.), is a machine pursuant to the Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC,
because it is manufactured and to be used for a specific purpose or
for a specific
application and thus use.
The use results from the type of the tool (fitted on a movable axis), for example:
Tool = machining spindle Application for cutting, drilling
Tool = engraving spindle Application for engraving
Tool = dispensing unit Application for sticking, dispensing
Tool = water jet nozzle Application for water jet cutting
etc.
As the manufacturer, isel Germany AG can carry out the statutory required risk
assessment for CNC machines. CNC machines are supplied with housing.