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Safety instructions
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i nstructi on manual
Fi ne dry blasti ng uni t mi kromat 600 eco
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This device has been built according to the latest technical stan-
dards and generally accepted safety regulations. Nevertheless, it
can constitute a risk to the operator or third parties and a hazard to
the device itself or other equipment during use.
IMPORTANT!
(1)
Only use the device if in perfect working order and for its in-
tended purpose. You must always pay attention to the instruc-
tion manual and safety instructions therein and be aware of the
risks! Repair any faults which could affect the device’s safety
immediately by yourself or have these repaired
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The device is intended exclusively for fine dry blasting of work-
pieces made of metal, non-ferrous metals and plastics. Any
other use will be deemed to be contrary to its intended pur-
pose. The manufacturer cannot be held liable for any resulting
damages. The risk is borne solely by the user.
Correct use also includes compliance with the instruction man-
ual and an observation of the care and maintenance condi-
tions.
(2) Keep the instruction manual handy at the device’s place of
use.
(3) Pay attention to and observe generally applicable statutory
and otherwise binding regulations relating to accident preven-
tion and environmental protection in addition to the information
provided in the instruction manual!
CAUTION!
(4) All personnel commissioned to work on or with the device must
have read this instruction manual, and particularly the safety in-
structions chapter, before starting work. This applies especially
for personnel who only work with the device occasionally.
(5) Stop the device immediately should you notice changes to the
device or its operating behaviour that are relevant to its safety.
Have these remedied.
IMPORTANT!
(6) Observe safety instructions on the device and ensure they re-
main legible.
(7) Stop the device immediately should you notice changes to the
device or its operating behaviour that are relevant to its safety.
Have these remedied.
