vc999 07P Series, Руководство оператора

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Vacuum Packaging Machines 07P ...
Safety, warranty
2.1.2 Processing materials
2.1.2.1 Vacuum bags
The vacuum bags have to be suitable and permitted for sealing under pressure and heat. They must
also conform to hygiene regulations in terms of the handling and packaging of foodstuffs. Obtain a
certificate of suitability from the manufacturer. The vacuum bags also have to display the following
properties:
•
resistance to refrigeration
•
resistance to heat
•
strength
The machine owner is responsible for ensuring that the vacuum bags used are suitable for heat sealing
and do not pose any potential dangers, such as fire hazards or the emission of toxic substances.
2.1.2.2 Suitable products
The products which are suitable for vacuum processing are those which neither explode nor emit toxic
gases during this process or which are not damaged as a result of the effect of the vacuum.
IMPORTANT
The products being packaged should not have any sharp parts which may penetrate the
packaging over time, thus damaging the hermetic seal of the packaging.
If you are in any doubt, check the suitability of the products using spare samples or contact the
manufacturer of the machine for advice.
DANGER
Generating vacuums kills living creatures! Do not vacuum pack anything which is alive and
ensure that no living creatures are vacuum packed by unauthorised personnel or children!
DANGER
Inflammable, potentially explosive substances and pressurised gas cylinders may not be
packaged because they may endanger the health and well-being of the operator!
2.1.2.3 Inert gas (07PN ...)
The machines with the inert gas system are intended to use the following inert gases:
•
nitrogen (N
2
)
•
carbon dioxide (CO
2
)
•
any mix of these two gases
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DANGER
In the introduced gas mix, the ratio of oxygen (O
2
) should not exceed 20%.
A different gas may only be used with the prior consent of the manufacturer of the machine.
Especially explosive gases or a gas which may be harmful to the operator if inhaled are
prohibited.