
IKA-WERKE T 65 D 042005
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1Notes for the user
1.1 Correct use
The T 65 D dispersion unit, used in conjunction with the IKAdispersion tools, is
suitable for mixing, emulsifying and dispersing free-flowing and liquid media in batch
operation. It is designed for use in technical colleges and for small-scale production.
For operation, the T 65 D dispersion unit must be mounted on the T 653 telescopic
stand. It must only be used with dispersion tools from the S 65 range.
1.2 For your safety
For correct use, the unit must be secured on the T 653 telescopic stand by two
bolts, in accordance with Section 3 "Set-up and commissioning". The telescopic
stand must be installed so that it cannot topple over or slide about, and must be
equipped with a safety disconnection device which operates when the stand is
moved upwards. In particular, please also read the safety notes for use of the
telescopic stand (see Appendix, Section 7.5, "The T 653 telescopic stand).
The unit is not suitable for manual operation. Please observe the applicable
safety notes and directives, as well as health and safety regulations and
safety rules for use in the laboratory.
If the emergency stop switch of the dispersion unit is not within reach when
the unit is operating, an additional emergency stop switch must be installed
within easy reach, in the working area.
During operation never touch the dispersion tools to avoid injury. Some
dispersion tools have overlapping cutting edges and teeth.
When working with the dispersion unit, the user must select and wear his/her
personal protection equipment to suit the danger class of the product to be
mixed. With faulty or unsuitable protection equipment, the user can be
endangered due to splashing.
The T 65 D dispersion unit must not be used in hazardous areas, for
dispersing hazardous substances, or used for operation under water.
The T 65 D dispersion unit must not be used for processing any inflammable
or combustible materials.
Only dispersion tools approved by IKA
for this unit must be used.
Imbalance of the dispersion unit tool shaft can lead to uncontrolled resonance
behaviour of the unit and the entire installation. Glass apparatus and vessels can be
damaged or can shatter, and if this happens, the user could be injured. If uneven
running of the unit is noticed, the dispersion tool should be checked and replaced if
necessary.
The vessels used for the dispersing process must be secured. Glass vessels must
always be secured with a clamp to prevent them spinning. When working in glass
vessels, the dispersion tool must not come into contact with the glass. Either elastic
couplers must be used when working with flasks, or sufficient clearance maintained
between dispersion tool and vessel, in order to avoid glass breakage.
conditions
glass breakage
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