Objet Eden350, Руководство пользователя

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DOC-00500 Rev. F
3–5
Eden500V/350V/350 User Guide
Storage
Printing materials used with Eden systems are supplied in UV ‐ proof
cartridges.
•
To ensure product stability, do not allow these materials to come into
contact with metal. Plastics made from monomer ‐ soluble substances
(such as polystyrene or polyvinyl chloride) are not suitable for storing
Objet printing materials.
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When not in use, keep material cartridges tightly sealed to prevent
contamination, the effects of exposure to UV radiation, and accidental
spillage.
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Store material cartridges indoors, in a dry area with adequate
ventilation, between 16–27 degrees Celsius (60–81 degrees Fahrenheit).
If exposed to heat or flames, cartridges may burst or ignite.
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Make sure that material cartridges are stored in accordance with all
local regulations and other applicable requirements.
Shelf Life
Materials used for producing models have a limited shelf life. The expiry
date on the label is valid when properly stored in an undamaged,
unopened cartridge. Always rotate your stock, so that the cartridge with
the earliest date is used first.
Light
If printing materials are not in their sealed cartridges, make sure to shield
them from sunlight and other sources of UV radiation, such as fluorescent
and mercury ‐ vapor lights. Exposure to UV radiation causes an increase in
viscosity and, eventually, solidification.
Safety
Considerations
Before being cured, resins are hazardous materials. To prevent possible
health hazards, follow these precautions regarding printing materials:
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Do not expose to flames, heat or sparks.
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Prevent contact with skin and eyes.
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Ventilate areas where they are handled.
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Keep them separate from food and drink.
Cured plastic parts, however, are safe. They can be handled and stored
without precautions.
Disposal
Dispose of cartridges of Objet model and support material in accordance
with all applicable laws and regulations. If necessary, the cartridges can be
disassembled for recycling.
Work Environment
Extreme heat and humidity conditions can adversely affect the operation of
the Eden 3 ‐ D printer. Therefore, it is recommended that you use ventilation
or air ‐ conditioning systems, if necessary, to keep the work area within the
following ranges:
•
18
°
–25
°
C (64
°
–77
°
F)
•
30%–70% relative humidity
You can find more safety information about resins in “Safety Guidelines” on
page 2-4, and “First Aid for Working With Resins” on page 2-6.