Envision One cDLM® User Manual
TS-MAM-EnvisionOneCDLMUserManual-V5.0-FN-EN , 2021-12-15
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General Safety Instructions
3.1
Fields of Application
The Envision One cDLM® printer builds 3D models by curing liquid materials through a projector system.
The model created in CAD (Computer Aided Design) software is loaded into Envision One RP® software supplied
with the printer. Envision One RP® software slices the model, which then can be sent to the printer.
3.2
Intended Use
The printers of the Envision One cDLM® line are designed to produce small, premium components requiring a high
level of precision. The printers work with industrial UV LEDs as light source.
It is the printer owner’s responsibility to ensure that the printer is used for the intended purpose and within its
limitations only.
The electrical requirements indicated in chapter
and on the rating plate of the printer must not be
exceeded.
3.3
Reasonably Foreseeable Misuse
IMPORTANT
The printer may only be used for the intended purposes.
The printer may only be operated if in a flawless state in terms of technical safety.
Only then the operational safety of the printer is guaranteed!
Reasonably foreseeable misuse is e.g.:
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Operating the printer with inappropriate materials.
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Exceeding the technical values specified for normal operation.
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Operating the printer with damaged printer parts or electric cables.
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Unauthorized modifications and changes to the printer.
For any damage resulting from misuse:
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The printer owner bears the sole responsibility.
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The manufacturer assumes no liability whatsoever.
Modifications or Changes
Unauthorized modifications or changes will result in the warranty being null and void.
Therefore, do not make any alterations or complements to the printer without previous consultation and written
confirmation from the manufacturer.
Spare and wear parts as well as auxiliary materials
The use of spare and wear parts from third party manufacturers can lead to risks. Only use original parts or parts
released by the manufacturer.
The manufacturer shall accept no liability for damage caused by the use of unreleased spare and wear parts or
auxiliary materials not released by the manufacturer.
3.4
Risks in Handling the Printer
Operating the printer may cause risks
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to the health and safety of the operator or third persons;
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to the printer and
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to other goods.
Knowledge of the safety information and user information of this instruction manual is a basic requirement for safe
handling and fault-free printer operation.
