IPG Interpack USA 2024-SBSS, Руководство пользователя

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UM191TW / UM691TW UDM191-00
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Important Safeguards
Explanation of Signal Word Consequences
Warning:
Indicates A Potentially Hazardous Situation, Which If Not Avoided Could Result In Death Or Serious
Injury Or Property Damage
Caution:
Indicates A Potentially Hazardous Situation, Which If Not Avoided Could Result In Minor Or Moderate
Injury Or Property Damage
Warning
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To Reduce The Risk Associated With Mechanical And Electrical Hazards:
a. Read, Understand, And Follow All Safety And Operating Instructions Before Operating Or
Servicing The Case Sealer.
b. Allow Only Properly Trained And Qualified Personnel To Operate And Service This Equipment.
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To Reduce The Risk Associated With Pinches, Entanglement And Hazardous Voltage:
a. Turn Electrical Supply Off And Disconnect Before Performing Any Adjustments, Maintenance Or
Servicing The Machine Or Taping Heads.
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To Reduce The Risk Associated With Pinches And Entanglement Hazards:
a. Do Not Leave The Machine Running While Unattended.
b. Turn The Machine Off When Not In Use.
c. Never Attempt To Work On Any Part Of The Machine, Load Tape, Or Remove Jammed Boxes
From The Machine While The Machine Is Running.
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To Reduce The Risk Associated With Hazardous Voltage:
a. Position Electrical Cord Away From Foot And Vehicle Traffic.
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To Reduce The Risk Associated With Sharp Blade Hazards:
a. Keep Hands And Fingers Away From Tape Cutoff Blades Under Orange Blade Guards. The
Blades Are Extremely Sharp.
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To Reduce The Risk Associated With Fire And Explosion Hazards:
a. Do Not Operate This Equipment In Potentially Flammable/Explosive Environments.
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To Reduce The Risk Associated With Muscle Strain:
a. Use The Appropriate Rigging And Material Handling Equipment When Lifting Or Repositioning
This Equipment.
b. Use Proper Body Mechanics When Removing Or Installing Taping Heads That Are Moderately
Heavy Or May Be Considered Awkward To Lift.
Caution
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To Reduce The Risk Associated With Pinch Hazards:
a. Keep Hands Clear Of The Upper Head Support Assembly As Boxes Are Transported Through
The Machine.
b. Keep Hands, Hair, Loose Clothing, And Jewelry Away From Box Compression Rollers.
c. Always Feed Boxes Into The Machine By Pushing Only From The End Of The Box.
d.
Keep Hands, Hair, Loose Clothing, And Jewelry Away From Moving Belts And Taping Heads.