Ryf Ryeco RMM2010-CNC, Operating Instructions Manual

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Operating Instructions Ryeco RMM2010 - CNC
3.5 Noise
If used as intended, a noise level of 70 dB(A) will not be exceeded in the operational environment
of the measurement device.
3.6 Vibrations
No health-related vibrations are emitted by the measurement device.
3.8 General safety notices for the WM1 series
3.8.1 Laser-specific hazards
The following explanations are provided in accordance with the applicable DIN standards
DIN EN 60 825-1 (VDE 0837-1):2015-07 "Safety of laser products" and Accident
Insurance (DGUV) specification 11 "Durchführungsanweisungen Laserstrahlung" ("Operational
instructions for laser radiation").
The positioning laser emits class 2M laser radiation. The available laser radiation is in the
visible spectral range of 400 nm to 700 nm. For short exposure times (up to 0.25 s), it is harmless
to the human eye as long as the cross section of the beam is not decreased with optical
instruments, e.g. magnifying glasses, lenses, telescopes. As long as no optical instruments, that
decrease the cross section of the beam, are used, the risk of class 2M laser devices is
comparable to that of class 2 laser devices.
If the eye is accidentally exposed to the laser radiation of a class 2 laser device for a short period,
i.e. exposure time of up to 0.25 s, it will not be at risk. Class 2 laser devices may therefore
be used without any other safety measures if it can be ensured that the application requires
neither deliberate eye contact of more than 0.25 s nor repeated eye contact with the laser radiation
or the laser radiation reflected by the mirror. Generally, the presence of the eyelid closing
reflex and other aversion responses to protect the eye cannot be assumed. Therefore if class 2
laser radiation strikes the eye, you should consciously close your eyes and turn your head away
immediately.
Warning: The laser emits class 2M laser radiation
Direct contact with the laser beam for a period of more than 0.25 s can damage the eyes.
• Never look into the direct or reflected laser beam.
• If the laser radiation strikes the eye, consciously close your eyes and turn your head away from
the beam immediately.
• No optical instruments, that decrease the cross section of the beam, may be used.
• The positioning laser must not be removed from its fastening, rotated in another direction or
modified or manipulated in any other way.
• The positioning laser must not be used for any other purpose than to position measurement
objects.
• The positioning laser should only be switched on when actually required.
• Any work, that requires the protective housing of the laser system to be removed, must only be
completed by qualified specialized staff from Ryf Ltd.