Trumpf LASERCELL 1005, Руководство оператора

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Overview of hazards
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Type of hazard Danger point Danger Additional precautions
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Thermal hazards
From contact Hot workpieces Risk of injury Wear protective clothing
and gloves.
Use tools to take out
workpieces.
Due to flames or explosions Combustion/explosion with
concentration of oxygen Risk of injury -
Danger from radiation
Laser Radiation during
service/maintenance/setting
work Danger of injury Wear protective clothing
and laser safety glasses
Secure the danger zone
at the customer site
Laser For machines without a roof:
the area above the safety cabin
is assigned to Laser Class 4. Danger of injury Safety information is
contained in the
operator’s manual.
Laser For machines with two-station
operation:
the area above the lift partition
panel is assigned to Laser
Class 4. Danger of injury Do not look over the lift
partition panel.
Do not climb up onto
objects or support tables
in the working area.
Danger from substances
Through contact with or by
inhaling toxic fluids, gases, mist,
vapors, and dust Cutting gas
Dust, aerosols
Cutting oils
PE-coated profiles
Thermally decomposed lenses
or mirrors
Health hazard
Health hazard
Health hazard
Health hazard
Health hazard
Adequate ventilation of
the workplace
Observe all instructions in
the operator’s manual.
Observe measure in case
of accident, dispose
properly of lenses which
have decomposed.
Fire hazards Beam guideway
Reflection of laser radiation
Compact dust extractor (filtering
installation)
Risk of injury
Risk of injury
Risk of injury
-
The customer must keep
a hand fire extinguisher
for metal fires (class D)
ready for use.
Hazards caused by malfunctions
Malfunction to the energy supply Drives
Control voltage
Risk of injury
Risk of injury
-
-
Overview of hazards
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