Stratasys P750K, Руководство пользователя

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Safety
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DOC08010 Rev. A (DRAFT 1)
First Aid for Working with Printing Materials
In ȱ general, ȱ try ȱ to ȱ avoid ȱ direct ȱ contact ȱ with ȱ uncured ȱ printing ȱ material. ȱ If ȱ
skin ȱ or ȱ eyes ȱ come ȱ into ȱ contact ȱ with ȱ it, ȱ wash ȱ the ȱ area ȱ immediately ȱ and ȱ
thoroughly ȱ with ȱ water, ȱ and ȱ follow ȱ these ȱ first Ȭ aid ȱ instructions.
Contact with
Skin
If ȱ uncured ȱ printing ȱ material ȱ comes ȱ in ȱ contact ȱ with ȱ skin, ȱ wash ȱ the ȱ affected ȱ
area ȱ immediately ȱ and ȱ thoroughly ȱ with ȱ soap ȱ and ȱ cool ȱ water, ȱ then ȱ remove ȱ
contaminated ȱ clothing. ȱ Pay ȱ particular ȱ attention ȱ to ȱ flushing ȱ the ȱ hair, ȱ ears, ȱ
nose ȱ and ȱ other ȱ parts ȱ of ȱ the ȱ body ȱ that ȱ are ȱ not ȱ easily ȱ cleaned. ȱ
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Use ȱ cool ȱ water ȱ to ȱ prevent ȱ skin ȱ pores ȱ from ȱ opening, ȱ so ȱ that ȱ the ȱ liquid ȱ
material ȱ does ȱ not ȱ easily ȱ penetrate ȱ the ȱ skin. ȱ
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Do ȱ not ȱ use ȱ solvents ȱ to ȱ clean ȱ skin. ȱ
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If ȱ large ȱ areas ȱ of ȱ skin ȱ have ȱ been ȱ exposed, ȱ or ȱ if ȱ prolonged ȱ contact ȱ results ȱ
in ȱ blisters, ȱ seek ȱ medical ȱ attention. ȱ In ȱ any ȱ case, ȱ if ȱ irritation ȱ persists, ȱ seek ȱ
medical ȱ attention.
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Avoid ȱ the ȱ accidental ȱ transfer ȱ of ȱ printing ȱ material ȱ from ȱ the ȱ hands ȱ to ȱ
other ȱ areas ȱ of ȱ the ȱ body, ȱ especially ȱ to ȱ the ȱ eyes. ȱ
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If ȱ protective ȱ cream ȱ was ȱ used, ȱ do ȱ not ȱ reapply ȱ it ȱ until ȱ the ȱ skin ȱ has ȱ been ȱ
completely ȱ cleansed.
Contact with
Eyes
If ȱ uncured ȱ printing ȱ material ȱ comes ȱ in ȱ contact ȱ with ȱ the ȱ eyes, ȱ flush ȱ
immediately ȱ with ȱ large ȱ amounts ȱ of ȱ water ȱ for ȱ 15 ȱ minutes ȱ and ȱ seek ȱ medical ȱ
attention. ȱ
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Avoid ȱ sunlight, ȱ fluorescent ȱ light, ȱ and ȱ other ȱ sources ȱ of ȱ ultraviolet ȱ
radiation.
Wearing ȱ contact ȱ lenses ȱ when ȱ handling ȱ liquid ȱ printing ȱ materials ȱ is ȱ not ȱ
recommended. ȱ If ȱ the ȱ liquid ȱ splashes ȱ into ȱ the ȱ eyes ȱ when ȱ contact ȱ lenses ȱ are ȱ
worn, ȱ immediately ȱ remove ȱ the ȱ lenses ȱ and ȱ flush ȱ the ȱ eyes ȱ with ȱ water. ȱ
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Clean ȱ and ȱ disinfect ȱ the ȱ contaminated ȱ lenses.
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Do ȱ not ȱ wear ȱ contact ȱ lenses ȱ until ȱ eye ȱ irritation ȱ disappears.
Ingestion
If ȱ printing ȱ material ȱ is ȱ swallowed, ȱ refer ȱ to ȱ the ȱ instructions ȱ included ȱ with ȱ the ȱ
cartridge. ȱ Seek ȱ medical ȱ attention ȱ immediately.
Inhalation
Vapors ȱ from ȱ printing ȱ materials ȱ can ȱ be ȱ irritating ȱ to ȱ the ȱ respiratory ȱ system. ȱ
If ȱ respiratory ȱ irritation ȱ occurs, ȱ expose ȱ the ȱ victim ȱ to ȱ fresh ȱ air ȱ immediately.
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If ȱ the ȱ victim ȱ has ȱ stopped ȱ breathing, ȱ perform ȱ artificial ȱ respiration ȱ or ȱ
cardiopulmonary ȱ resuscitation. ȱ
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Seek ȱ medical ȱ attention ȱ immediately.
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Keep ȱ the ȱ victim ȱ warm ȱ but ȱ not ȱ hot. ȱ
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Never ȱ feed ȱ anything ȱ by ȱ mouth ȱ to ȱ an ȱ unconscious ȱ person.
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Oxygen ȱ should ȱ be ȱ administered ȱ by ȱ authorized ȱ personnel ȱ only.
The Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) that accompanies printing
materials contains important safety information. Keep this in an accessible
place where these materials are used and stored.