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MACHINE DEMOLITION
REVISIONE: X51-1213 EN 31 MAGIDO GROUP S.r.l.
MACHINE DEMOLITION
The User, according to EEC directives, or according to the Laws in force in the User’s country, must see to the
demolition, disposal and elimination of the various materials that make up the machine.
If the machine or a part of it is to be demolished, it is necessary to adopt preventative safety measures
in order to avoid the risks associated with the decommissioning of industrial machinery.
Be especially careful during the following phases:
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Disassembly the machine from its operating area.
- Transport and handling of the machine.
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Dismantling the machine.
- Separation of the various materials making up the machine.
In addition, in carrying out the demolition and disposal of the machine, it is necessary to observe basic norms
in order to safeguard public health and the environment:
Eliminate even the slightest traces of oil and grease on the machine; lubricating substances
should not be thrown out into the environment, but should be recovered and treated by a
plant specialised in the elimination of these products.
If the materials used for the production process, as well as lubricants and condensation water are not disposed
of according to the Laws and Regulations in force, residual risks may subsist, such as:
1) Environmental pollution
2) Intoxication of persons carrying out disposal operations
For operations involving the separation of materials and their recycling or disposal, please refer to National or
Regional Laws in force concerning the disposal of solid industrial wastes and toxic and hazardous waste:
Sheathing, hoses and plastic or non-metal components must be removed and disposed of separately.
Pneumatic and electrical components, such as valves, solenoid valves, pressure switches, switches,
transformers, etc., should be disassembled to be re-used if still in good condition, or if possible, reconditioned
and recycled.
The body, and all metal parts of the machine, should be dismantled and grouped according to type of material.
The various parts thus obtained can then be scrapped and melted down to allow the recycling of the material
forming the original machinery.
The disposal of toxic products considered harmful - should be carried out in accordance with
National and Regional Laws, conferring waste materials to disposal firms belonging to an
authorised consortium for the disposal of waste oils.