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- protect eyes with a protective mask with appropriate safety standards with a filter
against ultraviolet radiation;
- use only the appropriate hardly flammable clothing.
DANGER OF HARMFUL GASES AND FUMES
- smoke and harmful gases occuring during the operation of the machine should be
removed from the working area with special means;
- to provide sufficient flow of fresh air;
- fumes of solvents should not get to the radiation zone of the welding arc.
DANGER OF FLYING SPARKS
- flammable objects should be removed from the working area;
- welding works on containers, in which gases, fuel, petroleum products are stored or
were stored are not admitted. There is a danger of explosion of residues of these products;
- comply with special rules in fire and explosive premises in accordance with national
and international standards.
DANGER OF MAINS VOLTAGE AND WELDING CURRENT
- electric shock can be fatal;
- magnetic fields generated by high-frequency current can negatively affect the
serviceability of electrical appliances (for example, pacemaker). Persons with such devices
should consult with a doctor before approaching a working welding area;
- the welding cable should be strong, intact and isolated. Weakened connections and
damaged cable should be replaced immediately. Network cables and welding cables should
be systematically inspected by a specialist-electrician for a good insulation;
- it is forbidden to remove the outer casing of the machine while using.
INFORMAL SECURITY MEASURES
- operating instructions should be stored constantly near the site of using the welding
machine;
- in addition to the instruction it is necessary to observe the acting general and local
safety regulations and environmental engineering;
- all instructions on the welding machine should be kept in a readable state.
STRAY WELDING CURRENTS
- it is necessary to provide that the terminal of the "mass" cable is firmly connected to
the welding place;
- if possible, the welding machine should not be installed directly on the conductive floor
or desktop using insulating gaskets.
PREVENTING MEASURES UNDER NORMAL CONDITIONS
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