Transport and storage
ProtoMat S64/S104
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LPKF Laser & Electronics AG | V. 1.0
Moving the system over a short distance
Ensure that the following prerequisite is fulfilled before performing the described tasks:
Prerequisite:
The system has been prepared for
transport.
1. Lift the system in a group of four using the lifting device.
WARNING! Risk of injury by heavy load!
The system is heavy and bulky and must not be lifted by one person. Incorrect lifting
can cause serious injuries, e.g. crushing injuries or spinal injuries.
Always lift the system
with four persons
using the enclosed lifting device.
Always wear the recommended safety shoes and protective gloves when lifting
the system.
2. Put the system down on a table trolley. Make sure that the table trolley has a
sufficient load-bearing capacity!
WARNING! Risk of injury by improper transport!
Incorrect transport using the enclosed lifting device can cause serious injuries. The
lifting device serves only for lifting and putting down the system!
Transport the system only with a sufficiently load-bearing means of transport.
3. Move the system on the table trolley to the desired location.
All connections mentioned above have to be reconnected properly to the system
before startup. Especially when connecting the extraction hose, you have to ensure a
secure connection.
The system has been moved over a short distance.
4.4 Storage
Store the system in its original packaging according to the symbols on the
packaging.
Store the packages under the following conditions:
Do not store outdoors.
Store dry and dust-free.
Do not expose to aggressive substances.
Protect against sunlight.
Storage temperature: 15 °C - 35 °C (59 °F - 95 °F)
Relative air humidity: 60 % max, non-condensing.
If storing for more than 3 months, check the general condition of all
components and the packaging on a regular basis.
When putting the system out of operation and into storage over a longer period,
ensure that the storage room is clean, almost dust-free, and has a sufficient
loadbearing capacity.
