Rofin PowerLine E Air 10, Руководство по обслуживанию и интеграции

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Safety
PowerLine E Air 7
1.5.2 Hazardous materials
Warning
1
Ensure that an appropriate working exhaust ventilation system is connected to the material
processing laser.
Hazardous fumes and dust may be given off during the marking process or when carrying out
service tasks (e.g. replacing contaminated filters). Please observe the supplier’s directives
concerning safety and wear a suitable respiratory mask and safety gloves when handling
hazardous materials.
Do not open components in the 19" plug-in for electrical components as doing so could release
hazardous materials.
1.6 Personal protective measures
Warning
1
Laser radiation is very hazardous for the eyes. Irradiation of the skin can cause severe burns.
Diffuse, secondary (reflected) radiation is also dangerous. Laser radiation can cause fire risk or risk
of explosion.
• Always avoid any exposure to direct or secondary laser radiation, and never look into the
laser beam directly or with optical devices!
• Servicing or maintenance work may only be carried out when the system is off!
• Wear suitable protective goggles in the laser area in accordance with DIN EN 207 and EN
208 – Eye Protection Against Laser Radiation at a Wavelength of 1064 nm.
• The Interlock circuits which act as safety devices must not be removed or bypassed; if they
are bypassed they will not operate in accordance with regulations. No liability whatsoever
is assumed by the manufacturer if the safety devices are removed or bypassed.
• Wear an appropriate respiratory mask as well as protective gloves when working with high-
risk materials.
• Avoid pulling, bending, or jamming the corrugated pipe.
1.7 Administrative precautions
Adhere to the following rules and observe the detailed administrative precautions and regulations
according to DIN EN 60825, classification VDE 0837 (IEC 825).
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Instruct the operators on safety instructions periodically.
• Provide warning labels.
• Deny access to the laser system to anybody not working on it.
• Designate the laser area adequately.
• Remember that combustible or flammable gases, liquids or solids can ignite. Remove these
danger sources from the laser area.
• Toxic decomposition products may develop when certain materials (metals or plastics) are
processed. Find out what hazards are associated with the processing of these materials.
Professional organizations can provide the necessary information.
• Remove any objects from the laser area which might accidentally reflect laser radiation and
injure you or other persons.