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Sheeter SVC 525C 23
Basic safety instructions
Product-specific hazards
2.5.5 Decommissioning, storage
• Incorrect storage.
2.5.6 Disposal
• Improper disposal.
2.6 Product-specific hazards
2.6.1 Entanglement hazard and crushing hazard
The sheeter, due to the transport and cutting process, has rolls, rollers and
knives rotating in opposite directions.
As a result, there is an increased drawn-in hazard and crushing hazard in
all setting work.
How to avoid injuries:

Never reach into the machine while the machine is running.

All adjustment or testing/inspection work may be carried out only when
the machine is stopped and secured against switching on.

Press the EMERGENCY STOP palm button.

Adjustment and testing work must always be performed by one person
only.

There is a drawn-in hazard and crushing hazard even when the ma-
chine is in inching mode!
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Injuries will be avoided.
2.6.2 Cutting hazard
The longitudinal cut device tools are razor-sharp.
During all work on the tools of the length cut device, there is therefore an
increased cutting hazard on hands and arms, such as when:
• Handling the longitudinal cut device.
• Installing and removing the knives.
• Removing paper jams in the area around the longitudinal cut device.
This is how to avoid cutting injuries:

Never reach towards the knives while the machine is running.

All work on the knives may be carried out only when the machine is
stopped and secured against switching on.

Press the EMERGENCY STOP palm button.

Always wear cut-proof safety gloves and safety shoes when working on
the knives.

Work on the machine must always be performed by one person only.

There is a risk of injury even when the machine is in inching mode.

Cutting injuries will be avoided.