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Safety (Edison)
Overview
Introduction Operation of this printer exposes personnel to potential health and safety hazards.
This document contains specific cautions, warnings and recommended procedures
designed to ensure personal safety and avoid equipment damage.
All personnel responsible for the operation, maintenance and/or repair of the system
should read and understand the provided documentation. Speedline Technologies
(hereinafter referred to as Speedline) designs and builds printers with user safety as a
high priority. However, there still exists some safety issues which must be observed
when operating this equipment. These issues are classified throughout the manuals
as Cautions, Warnings, and Dangers.
ATTENTION
The information provided in this document is not intended to supersede rules and
regulations governing health and safety in the local area or at the installation site.
Whenever there is a conflict between the information in this section and local
information, the local rules and practices govern.
In this Document The following is covered:
Section Section Title See Page
A General Safety Precautions 3
B Hazard Labeling 7
C Label Placement 11
D Hazards Listing 21
E Lockout/Tagout Recommendations 29
F Safety Circuit and Interlocks 31
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SAFETY (EDISON)
Working Environment
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General Safety Precautions
Working Environment
Introduction A safe working environment not only minimizes the possibility of injury, but also
reduces the likelihood of equipment damage. The following general precautions apply
to all personnel present in an area where equipment is operating. Other specific
precautions are listed throughout this document.
Safety Lockout
Tagout Procedures
A suitable Lock-Out Tag-Out procedure should be established and adhered to by all
service and maintenance personnel.
Fire Extinguisher Keep an approved fire extinguisher near the printer at all times. Familiarize all
personnel with the operation and use of the fire extinguisher.
Flammables Never store flammable materials on or around the printer.
Chemical
Precautions
Follow all manufacturers’ instructions when handling dispense materials, cleaning
agents and lubricants. All chemical manufacturers provide Safety Data Sheets (SDS)
which contain instructions for safe material use and disposal. If in doubt about any
safety notices, contact the manufacturer for clarification.
Chemical Hazard
Do not mix incompatible chemical materials anywhere in the printer. Refer to SDS
sheets for all materials that may interact.
Clothing Wear appropriate apparel. Do not wear loose clothing or jewelry which can become
entangled in exposed moving parts such as a conveyor.
Protective Apparel Always wear appropriate safety apparel. Safety glasses should be worn at all times.
Protective gloves are required when handling solder paste (and other print mediums),
cleaning agents and lubricants.
Documentation
Reference
Retain copies of this documentation for reference and new personnel training.