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Doc. # 01-04-021E
** WARNING HANDLE GLASS WITH CARE **
Wear gloves when handling the glass
Lay glass only on a flat protected surface
Tempered glass, although strong, can shatter if the edges are subject to an impact
Safety
Intended Use:
This equipment is intended for the purpose of exposing screens and films with UV light in conjunction with
UV sensitive emulsions.
Safety:
The operator should read and understand this manual before operating this equipment. Store manual
and safety information near equipment for easy
access to operators.
Never leave equipment unattended while in operation.
Children and pets must be kept clear of the work area.
Do not store any objects on top of the exposing unit.
Unplug power cord before removing glass or entering control box.
Do not operate if any guard or cover has been removed.
Do not operate if power cord is damaged.
Safe Operating Temperature (Ambient): 55°F-100°F (13°C-38°C)
Do not attempt to defeat safety interlocks.
Noise and Vibration: This noise level produced by this equipment does not exceed 70 dB(A).
Tools Required
Philips Head Screw Driver
7/16”, 1/2”, 9/16" & 5/8” Wrenches
OR METRIC:
11mm, 13mm, 15mm, 16mm
General Information
Exposing Unit must be on a flat surface to
eliminate stress on the glass.
Caution! Screens must be free of sharp edges.
All surfaces coming in contact with vacuum
blanket should be rounded and smooth.
If installing onto the Vastex utility cart, see the
utility cart manual for
attachment procedure.
(E-1000 Only)
Black UV light bulbs are used in Vastex exposing
units. Ultraviolet output of bulbs will lessen over
time. Replacing of bulbs is recommended if
longer exposure times are noticed. Changing
bulbs every 1 to 2 years is recommended. See
the Lamp Maintenance section of this manual for
details.
Keep the lid in the raised position when not in
use. It will increase the life of lifting cylinders
and the rubber blanket.
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