Operating Instructions Synchroprint 5000
Operating instructions SP5000 V1-0.docx
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1.7.
Additional Risks
Even though the Synchroprint has been designed and built according to the most stringent safety
criteria, as with all machinery we have to anticipate certain additional risks, which are detailed
below:
Danger
Description
Behaviour/Action
Electrical threats:
Indirect contact (in case of
defect)
Danger of life-threatening
electrical shock by indirect
contact with defective parts
carrying voltage (in particular
in case of defective insulation).
Disconnect the machine from
power supply by switching of
the “main power switch”.
Mechanical threats:
Crushing
Crushing of parts of the body -
in particular arms and hands.
Be aware of moving parts
whilst operating the machine.
Wear protective clothing at all
times.
Mechanical threats:
Getting caught or trapped
Danger through moving parts
(linear or rotary drive
systems).
Danger in reaching into, under
or over the machine. Only
reach into the machine from
the indicated points. Wear
suitably fitting clothing,
particularly in the area of the
arms.
Mechanical threats:
Slipping, stumbling and falling
Danger of falling (e.g.
obstacles on the floor).
The floor area around the
machine must be kept free
from any obstacles.
Danger through contact with or
inhaling of substances
Danger through contact with or
inhaling substances or
materials with harmful or toxic
effects.
Observe the safety instructions
for handling such substances.
