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Nozzles
Important information for users
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The nozzles must be used exclusively in accordance with the
intended purpose.
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The observance of the important information stated in this data
sheet as well as compliance with all regulations of the employer's
liability insurance association shall also fall within the scope of the
intended use.
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The operating personnel must be familiarised with the handling of
the device.
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Prior to each use…
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…check the functionality;
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…make sure that the nozzle connection is firmly seated;
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…ensure that the device is safe for operation.
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Nozzles are subject to natural wear and tear, which is why they
must be regularly checked and replaced, if required.
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Increased flow rates and/or irregular spray patterns (e.g. due to
wear and tear, damage or soiling) may result in deficiencies in the
process or – where chemical means are used – damages.
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Depending on the setting, two-substance nozzles may generate an
aerosol. The nebulisation of chemicals poses a risk to the
operating personnel due to inhalation.
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Liquid jets must never be aimed at persons!
Chemical additives, high temperatures and/or high pressures may
cause injuries.
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Caution!
When using media such as air, gas or vapour, the spray jet might
be hardly visible or not be visible at all.
