Stratasys Eden350V, Руководство пользователя

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Eden350V User Guide
Waste Disposal
Fully cured printed models can be disposed of as ordinary office trash.
However, special care is required when handling printer waste (uncured
printing material).
Printing Materials
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When removing the waste container from the Eden printer, wear
neoprene or nitrile gloves.
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To prevent liquid waste from splashing into the eyes, wear safety
goggles.
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Liquid waste from the Eden printer is classified as hazardous industrial
waste. Therefore, printing ‐ material waste must be packaged and
disposed of in a manner that prevents human contact with it and
contamination of water sources.
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Empty model ‐ material and support ‐ material cartridges contain residue
of their contents. Some leakage of this residue may occur through the
broken cartridge seal. Therefore, handle and store empty cartridges
with care.
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Do not attempt to reuse empty cartridges, and do not puncture them.
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Dispose of used cartridges and waste containers in accordance with
local regulations.
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Discard contaminated clothing, shoes, empty containers, etc., in
accordance with any applicable regulations.
UV Lamps
UV lamps used by the printer to cure printing materials contain a small
amount of mercury, and are considered “Universal Waste.” Recycle or
discard used lamps in accordance with applicable regulations.
Broken lamps:
After ventilating the area, use protective gloves and carefully remove
spilled mercury with a method that prevents the generation of mercury
vapor, such as a syringe, packing tape or paper. Place the broken lamp,
mercury and contaminated materials in an air ‐ tight, non ‐ metallic container.
Dispose of the container in accordance with applicable regulations.