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01 | Safety Information
1.7
Risk Assessment
All users must perform a necessary risk assessment subject to their operation environment and
conditions before installation and use of the product. The purpose of the risk assessment is to
predict or evaluate possible accidents during robot operation and to prevent accidents effectively
and to reduce the severity of injuries through appropriate protective measures and safety settings.
Refer to ISO 10218-2, ISO 12100, and ISO / TS 15066 for detailed descriptions of risk assessments.
Danger
The manufacturer is not responsible for any accidents that occur due to failure
to comply with the relevant regulations of the international standards and
domestic regulations in the installation and use, or the improper performance
of the risk assessment.
1.8
Potential Hazards
Users should be prepared for potential hazards even if the risk assessment performed by the final
system manufacturer applying the robot results in a significant reduction in risk. This includes, but
is not limited to, the potential risks that may occur with the final system.
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Injury caused by fingers jammed in the robot joint area
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Injury due to tool’s sharp edges
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Injury caused by an object located near the robot
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Injury that may occur when working with toxic and hazardous materials
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Injury caused by collision against robot
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Injury due to insecure fastening
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Injury due to a detached object from the tool or free-falling objects