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HPC LASER LTD –NEVER LEAVE YOUR MACHINE UNATTENDED WHEN WORKING
LASER ENGRAVER SAFETY
NEVER over ride any of the safety switches on the engraver or leave the engraver
unattended while it is in operation.
NEVER operate the engraver with the lid up or any of the doors open. These should be
locked at all times.
KEYS: - The laser engraver has locks with keys provided with the machine.
All doors with locks must be locked and keys removed.
Only one key should be kept with the Operator at any time.
Please put all other keys away safely.
NEVER look directly into the laser beam.
RECOMMENDED:
It is recommended that the user wears eye protection, especially when aligning the beam.
HPC laser can supply suitable glasses. Alternatively 10.6 micron protective eye wear can
be purchased elsewhere. This protection will not impair viewing and can easily be
combined with safety glasses.
ELECTRICAL SAFETY
DO NOT open the centre and lower right panels of the machine when switched on as there
is mains voltage present.
DO NOT make or break electrical connections to the engraving system when the unit is
turned on.
FIRE SAFETY
Laser engravers represent a potential fire risk.
Most engraving materials are inherently combustible, and while the objective of most
engraving and cutting operations is to vaporize material without burning, it is astonishingly
easy to ignite a flame. Usually this is a simple “flare” of burning gases, issuing from the
focused spot on the engraver, which follows the moving spot and which extinguishes itself
as soon as the laser beam is modulated off. Should the engraver actually be set on fire,
the fire must be extinguished by the operator at once after using the emergency stop
button, or the engraver will be seriously damaged or destroyed!
DO NOT operate the engraver in the presence of unnecessary combustible materials.
Remove the debris from under the work table regularly.