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2 Operational safety User manual SIPLACE E 2.4 Safety instructions for trans porting the machine From softwa re version SC 708.0 02/2015 Edition 68 2.3.3 Laser class 2 The following modules are ass igned to laser class 2…
User manual SIPLACE E 2 Operational safety
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2.3 Laser classification
2.3.1 Laser class 1
2.3.1.1 Classification of the whole machine
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2.3.1.2 Classification of the camera systems
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2.3.2 Laser class 1M
Do not look directly at this with optical instruments!
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All installed camera systems and the whole machine when ready
for operation are assigned to laser class 1.
The laser classes are determined according to DIN EN 60825-1.
PLEASE NOTE
Modules in laser classes 1 and 1M are not identified.
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The following camera systems are assigned to laser class 1:
– Stationary cameras
– Stationary component camera, type 33 GigE
– Stationary component camera, type 25 GigE
– Stationary component camera, type 36 GigE
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The following camera systems are assigned to laser class 1M:
– Component camera C&P, type 23 GigE on SIPLACE CP14
– Component camera C&P, type 30 GigE on SIPLACE CP12/6
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2.3.3 Laser class 2
The following modules are assigned to laser class 2:
– Component sensor on SIPLACE CP14
(The entire machine is classified as laser class 2 if the coplanarity laser module option is installed.)
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2.4 Safety instructions for transporting the machine
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Use a fork-lift truck with the following specification to carry the machine:
Fork length: Min. 1800 mm
Carrying power: Min. 5,000 kg
Clear width between forks: Min. 350 mm 2
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Laser radiation
Do not look into beam!
WARNING
Risk of tilting!
Risk of tilting, if the required specifications for the fork-lift truck are not observed.
Only use the specified fork-lift for transportation.
Proper transportation of the machine is described in chapter 4
, section 4.1, page 165.
User manual SIPLACE E 2 Operational safety
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2.5 Safety instructions for operating the machine
2.5.1 Safety instructions for closing the protective covers
To avoid risk of injury when closing the protective covers on the machine, the operator must in-
struct the personnel concerned to always follow the instructions below when handling the protec-
tive covers.
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Fig. 2.5 - 1 Safety instructions for closing the protective covers
(1) Grab handles
To open or close the protective covers, always take hold of these by the grab handles.
When closing, do not reach into the gap between the protective cover and the machine panel.
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CAUTION
DANGER OF CRUSHING!
Risk of crushing hands if the protective covers are not closed correctly.
Close the protective covers correctly.
PLEASE NOTE
The protective covers are electrically and mechanically locked
During operation, the protective covers are locked and cannot be opened.
Press the stop button. The protective covers can be opened.