HEIDELBERG MLA150, Руководство пользователя

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MLA150
2 Safety
User Guide 7
If conditions require the opening of the optics covers, such as for servicing or
troubleshooting by trained service personnel, then personnel must observe all
precautions required for a laser of above mentioned class in the whole area surrounding
the MLA150.
Eye injuries and/or skin burns!
Severe damage to the eye and possibly to the skin can be
caused by laser radiation of class 3B or 4
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Avoid possible direct or indirect exposure of eyes or skin to
laser radiation at all times.
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Do not operate the system with open optics cover if not acting
under explicit instruction of an HIMT service engineer.

Do not enter any area cordoned off by HIMT service
engineers during adjustment work.
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Do not put anything reflective or flammable into the beam
path.
If the system has to be operated with open optics cover e.g., for
trouble shooting:
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Cordon off the area and place warning signs.

Wear appropriate safety goggles. Note that these cannot
protect long against a direct beam, but are only meant as
protection against stray light! Also keep in mind that you
cannot see the laser beam with goggles on, so the risk of skin
burns increases.

Use the lowest possible laser power or reduce the power as
far as possible with filters.

Never leave the laser on when unattended. Make sure only
qualified personnel may switch on the laser in such a
machine state.
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Do not place reflective objects in, or near the laser beam path.
Laser light scattered by reflective objects can be as damaging
as the original beam.
Objects such as rings, watchbands,
and metal pens or pencils can be hazardous .