Operating Instructions | GPM 450 SPEED
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2. SAFETY RISKS
2.1 Safety Warning
When using GPM 450 SPEED, all safety rules and procedures as well as all warnings regarding work
safety and health protection listed in this document must be observed. Or otherwise, considering the bellow
listed factors, a serious injury or death of a person, damage or destruction of the machine, its parts or
accessories could occur.
Factors increasing risk:
- Rotating pulleys and moving belts
- Voltage
- Noise made during processing
- Moving parts of the machine and equipment
- Sharp edges created during processing
- Dust created during processing
2.2 General Work Safety and Health Protection
This section provides the user with basic information about work safety and health protection of an operator
and all other people who come into contact with the machine.
If the GPM 450 SPEED is used correctly, it is a very safe machine. However, if used incorrectly, it can be
dangerous. When operating the machine, the operator is responsible for their own personal safety. The
manufacturer is not responsible for any injury to a person or damage to the machine caused by use or
operation that is not in compliance with the Operating Instructions. The owner of the machine is responsible
for the machine being operated, maintained and serviced only by qualified people.
The machine design is in compliance with international standards and regulations for construction of
machine tools. For the machines exported to the European Economic Area (EEA), the customer will obtain
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Declaration of Conformity
" together with the accompanying technical documentation for the machine -
Operating Instructions. The machine also has the CE marking.
The CE marking on the machinery signifies that the product complies with the technical requirements
specified in all the legal regulations that apply to the machinery and that require or allow this marking. This
marking also signifies that a specified procedure was followed during the assessment of the stated
conformity.
With the document “Declaration of Conformity” the manufacturer certifies that the given machinery complies
with the requirements of the Directive 98/37/ES of the European Parliament and of the Council and the
harmonised technical standards. Directive 98/37/ES of the European Parliament and of the Council is a
document defining the generally applicable basic requirements of the health protection and safety for the
machinery operated by a user in the EEA.
The Directive 98/37/ES of the European Parliament and of the Council does not apply to the machinery
exported to the countries outside the EEA.
