Océ CS9360, Operation Instructions Manual

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CS9350 OPERATION MANUAL
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1.3 Air ventilation requirements
The Océ IJC932 ink contains volatile organic compounds (VOCs). The concentration of VOCs in the
print room during operation of the Océ CS93x0 depends on multiple factors: room volume, ventilation
rate, print speed, number of prints, print mode, number of printers in the room, heater settings, kind of
media, etc.
In order to avoid any health risk related to VOCs and to ensure a safe work environment, Océ advises
to use this ink only in a well ventilated area. The user needs to take all necessary precautions in
accordance with all applicable local, state and federal regulations.
Table 1: Recommended room volume and ventilation for Océ CS93x0 using IJC932-inks
(*) Use an Air Purification System (APS) with an active carbon filter (Filter 05).
1.3.1 Instructions for use of an APS
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To connect an APS system to the Océ CS93x0, please refer to the manual.
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For instruction on safe use and maintenance of an APS, please refer to the User's Guide
Type of ink APS Used (*) Minimum room
volume Required ventilation rate Hourly
ventilated
volume
Océ IJC932
Eco Solvent ink
Yes, optional 50m³
Additional local exhaust
ventilation
200 m³/h
No 150 m³
Room ventilation, 3 times
per hour
450 m³/h
Note
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The recommended room ventilation should be applied in case the printer is used at
nominal printing speed (8 m2/h) at daily print volumes of 55 m2/day (3 times average
intended use). In case of even more intensive use of the printer, the ventilated volume
should be increased accordingly.
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The required hourly ventilated volume is independent of the room volume. In case the
Océ CS93x0 is placed in a larger room, the ventilation rate may be lowered accordingly,
as long as the hourly ventilated volume is equal to or larger than indicated in table 1.
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The (hourly) ventilated volume is required for each Océ CS93x0 that is installed in the
room. In case multiple machines are installed, either the room volume or the room
ventilation has to be increased accordingly
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The total ventilated volume may be either a general room ventilation or a combination of
a lower general room ventilation with additional extra local exhaust ventilation.
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The concentration of VOCs will be higher in the vicinity of the equipment. Part of the
VOCs will be originating from the printed matter. To ensure no nuisance will occur, Océ
advises to always use additional local exhaust ventilation directly above the heated
media guide platen, even when an APS is used.