SCM Superset 23, Руководство пользователя

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SUPERSET 23/23E/PLUS
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GENERAL INFORMATION
1-6 SAFETY HINTS
Carefully read all the instructions in this booklet before starting the machine.
This machine has been built to provide maximum safety combined with maximum performance.
The manufacturer declines any responsibility for any changes made to the machine by the user, and for any damage
which could result.
Safety is ultimately in your hands. The use of any machine tool involves certain risks. Always bear this in mind.
PROCEDURES FOR SAFE OPERATION
GENERAL INFORMATION
1- Only persons who have been correctly instructed should use the machine. Instructions should include
information concerning the dangers associated with machine use and the .. precautions which have to be
taken.
2- The operator must be trained and instructed on the correct use of guards and safety devices. He should also
be taught to perform periodical inspections of these guards and safety devices.
3- For safe operation, the area around the machine must be free at all times.
The floor must be level, well maintained and free from all materials like shavings, etc.,
4- There must be sufficient general and localized lighting in the place of work.
5- Semi-finished and finished products must be near the operator’s normal work position.
6- Experience teaches that you often carry or wear objects which can cause accidents:
remove rings, watches, or bracelets; fasten sleeves well around wrists, remove ties which could become
trapped, fasten hair back with suitable accessories (caps, rubber bands). A personal protective garment must
be worn. This includes:
- suitable footwear, in accordance with accident-prevention regulations in all countries of the world;
- ear protection, to lower risks of deafness;
- breathing protection, to reduce risks of inhaling harmful dust;
- gloves when handling tools, (tools must be handled using a tool support whenever possible)
- glasses or protective screens to protect the eyes.
7- The operator must never leave the machine unattended during operation;
8- All machine faults, including those to guards or tools, must be reported as soon as these are discovered and
the necessary remedial measures must be taken.
9- Procedures must be followed for safe cleaning, maintenance, regular removal of shavings and dust to prevent
fire risks.