imes-icore CORiTEC 350i Series User manual

Article number:
51100X X350
Original
Operating manual
Date created:
December 11, 2019
Operating manual
CORiTEC 350i series
CNC-Machine

Table of contents
1Basic guidelines....................................................................................................9
1.1 About using this operating manual...........................................................................9
1.2 Explanation of the machine types and designations.................................................9
1.2.1 Overview of the respective chapters......................................................................10
1.2.2 Explanation of the warning and information fields ..................................................11
1.2.3 Explanation of symbols..........................................................................................12
1.2.4 Symbols on the packaging.....................................................................................14
1.2.5 Symbols on the device...........................................................................................15
1.3 Information about this operating manual................................................................15
1.4 Limitations of liability..............................................................................................16
1.5 Copyright...............................................................................................................16
1.6 Trademark protection.............................................................................................16
1.7 Guarantee .............................................................................................................17
1.8 Technical modifications .........................................................................................17
1.9 Warranty Milling spindle.........................................................................................17
1.10 Accessories and modifications...............................................................................17
1.11 Contact..................................................................................................................18
1.11.1 Manufacturer.........................................................................................................18
1.11.2 Customer service...................................................................................................18
2For your safety.....................................................................................................19
2.1 Responsibility of the operator ................................................................................19
2.2 Information about the intended use........................................................................20
2.3 Brief description.....................................................................................................20
2.4 Intended use..........................................................................................................21
2.5 Residual risks and fundamental dangers ...............................................................22
2.5.1 Reasonably foreseeable misuses ..........................................................................23
2.5.2 Danger due to electrical energy.............................................................................24
2.5.3 Mechanical hazards...............................................................................................25
2.5.4 Dangers due to high temperatures.........................................................................25
2.5.5 Danger of fire.........................................................................................................26
2.5.6 Substance hazards (dust)......................................................................................27
2.5.7 Substance hazards (vapours)................................................................................27
2.5.8 Noise/sound emissions..........................................................................................28
2.5.9 Freeing a trapped person.......................................................................................28
2.5.10 In case of emergency ............................................................................................28
2.5.11 In case of fire.........................................................................................................29
2.6 Personnel requirements.........................................................................................29
2.6.1 Qualifications.........................................................................................................30
3Description of the machine.................................................................................31
3.1 Materials................................................................................................................31
3.2 Cooling lubricant CORiTEC mill & grind liquid........................................................32
3.3 Milling tools............................................................................................................32
3.4 Permissible milling tools.........................................................................................32
4Technical data......................................................................................................33
4.1 CORiTEC 350i series ............................................................................................33
4.2 CORiTEC 350i (Loader).........................................................................................34
4.3 CORiTEC 350i (Loader) PRO................................................................................35
4.4 CORiTEC 350i (Loader) PRO +.............................................................................36
4.5Ambient and installation conditions........................................................................36
4.6 Requirement for a compressed air connection.......................................................37
4.6.1 Air purity................................................................................................................37
4.7 Emissions..............................................................................................................37

4.7.1 Noise emissions....................................................................................................37
4.8 Type plate............................................................................................................. 38
5Structure and views............................................................................................ 39
5.1 Front view .............................................................................................................39
5.1.1 CORiTEC 350i (PRO) (+)...................................................................................... 39
5.1.2 CORiTEC 350i Loader (PRO) (+).......................................................................... 40
5.2 Side view left.........................................................................................................41
5.2.1 CORiTEC 350i (PRO) (+)...................................................................................... 41
5.2.2 CORiTEC 350i Loader (PRO) (+).......................................................................... 42
5.3 Side view, right......................................................................................................43
5.3.1 CORiTEC 350i (Loader) (PRO).............................................................................43
5.3.2 CORiTEC 350i (Loader) PRO + ............................................................................44
5.4 Rear view..............................................................................................................45
5.4.1 CORiTEC 350i (PRO) (+)...................................................................................... 45
5.4.2 CORiTEC 350i Loader (PRO) (+).......................................................................... 46
5.5 Tool magazine (direct changer).............................................................................47
5.5.1 CORiTEC 350i (PRO) (+)...................................................................................... 47
5.5.2 CORiTEC 350i Loader (PRO) (+).......................................................................... 48
5.6 View of Loader area.............................................................................................. 49
5.7 Buttons and switches (front side)........................................................................... 50
5.8 Connection panel..................................................................................................51
5.8.1 CORiTEC 350i Loader (PRO)................................................................................51
5.8.2 CORiTEC 350i (Loader) PRO + ............................................................................52
5.9 Supply connections...............................................................................................53
5.10 Maintenance unit...................................................................................................54
5.11 Cooling lubricant system .......................................................................................55
5.12 Cooling lubricant tank............................................................................................56
5.13 Ionizer device........................................................................................................57
5.14 View axle structure................................................................................................58
5.15 Coordinate system................................................................................................58
5.16 Assignment of the movement axes........................................................................ 58
5.17 Safety equipment on the machine......................................................................... 59
5.17.1 EMERGENCY STOP switch.................................................................................. 59
5.17.2 Protection and access doors .................................................................................60
5.17.3 Separating door inside ..........................................................................................62
5.17.4 Protective door monitoring.....................................................................................63
5.17.5 Protective door lock...............................................................................................63
5.17.6 Cover button ......................................................................................................... 63
5.18 Working and hazard area...................................................................................... 63
5.18.1 Working area......................................................................................................... 63
5.18.2 Hazard area..........................................................................................................63
5.19 Safety equipment that the operator might have to retrofit.......................................64
6Transport and packaging.................................................................................... 65
6.1 Safety instructions for transport.............................................................................65
6.1.1 Improper transport................................................................................................. 65
6.1.2 Eccentric centre of gravity.....................................................................................66
6.2 Transporting pallets............................................................................................... 66
6.3 Transport locks......................................................................................................66
6.4 Carry handles (transport aid)................................................................................. 66
6.5 Packaging.............................................................................................................67
6.6 Handling packaging materials ...............................................................................67
6.7 Standard scope of delivery.................................................................................... 68
7Installation and first commissioning ................................................................. 69
7.1 Safety instructions for installation and first commissioning.....................................69

7.2 Requirements for the installation location...............................................................70
7.3 Installation plans....................................................................................................71
7.3.1 For operation of the machine.................................................................................71
7.3.2 For service and maintenance work........................................................................73
7.4 Ergonomics and workplace configuration...............................................................75
7.5 Space requirement ................................................................................................75
7.6 Technical drawing..................................................................................................76
7.7 Installation of the carry handles .............................................................................78
7.8 Setting up the machine..........................................................................................79
7.9 Connecting the machine........................................................................................80
7.10 Connection to the mains network...........................................................................81
7.11 Aligning the machine .............................................................................................81
7.12 Before initial commissioning ..................................................................................82
7.13 Installation, assembly and use of accessories........................................................82
7.13.1 Extraction systems (optional).................................................................................83
7.13.2 Wet processing (optional)......................................................................................83
7.13.3 Cooling lubricants (optional) ..................................................................................83
7.13.4 Cooling aggregate machining spindle (optional).....................................................84
7.13.5 Ionizer device (optional).........................................................................................84
8Operating the system..........................................................................................85
8.1 Safety instructions for operation.............................................................................85
8.2 Operating elements ...............................................................................................88
8.3 Operating modes...................................................................................................89
8.3.1 Dry processing.......................................................................................................89
8.3.2 Wet processing......................................................................................................91
8.4 Operating modes...................................................................................................92
8.4.1 Automatic mode.....................................................................................................92
8.4.2 Set-up....................................................................................................................92
8.4.3 Expanded set-up ...................................................................................................92
8.5 Switching on and referencing.................................................................................93
8.6 Loading the system with workpieces......................................................................94
8.6.1 Insert and remove workpiece (inside of machine) ..................................................94
8.6.2 Insert and remove workpiece (loader)....................................................................95
8.7 Loading the tool magazine.....................................................................................97
8.8 Tool assignment in the operating software Remote Dental ....................................99
8.9 Exchanging tools.................................................................................................100
8.9.1 Replace tools at expired runtime..........................................................................100
8.9.2 Replace tools in case of tool damage ..................................................................101
8.10 Tasks before each use of the machine ................................................................102
8.11 Process description.............................................................................................102
8.12 Milling file identifiers.............................................................................................102
8.13 Starting a milling process.....................................................................................103
8.13.1 Starting a milling process in Remote Dental.........................................................103
8.13.2 Starting a milling process in CNC Manager..........................................................104
8.14 Switching the machine off....................................................................................105
9Software.............................................................................................................106
9.1 Operating software Remote Dental......................................................................106
9.1.1 Start screen.........................................................................................................106
9.1.2 Tool bar...............................................................................................................107
9.1.3 Tool fields............................................................................................................109
9.1.4 Information bar ....................................................................................................114
9.1.5 Status indicator....................................................................................................116
9.2 Administration software CNC Manager................................................................117
9.2.1 Start page CNC Manager ....................................................................................117
9.2.2 Tool bar...............................................................................................................118

9.2.3 Selection area of milling files...............................................................................119
9.2.4 Job list................................................................................................................. 120
9.2.5 Status field..........................................................................................................121
9.2.6 Loader control..................................................................................................... 122
10 Service, maintenance and cleaning................................................................. 123
10.1 Safety instructions for service, maintenance and cleaning................................... 123
10.1.1 Electronics ..........................................................................................................125
10.1.2 Pneumatic system............................................................................................... 125
10.1.3 Replacement parts.............................................................................................. 126
10.2 Cleaning and maintenance.................................................................................. 126
10.2.1 General cleanliness............................................................................................. 127
10.2.2 Cleaning products............................................................................................... 127
10.2.3 Protective panes ................................................................................................. 127
10.2.4 Extraction systems.............................................................................................. 128
10.2.5 Workpiece holder (clamping device).................................................................... 128
10.2.6 Tool holders and length measuring probe............................................................128
10.2.7 Protective door guide rails................................................................................... 128
10.2.8 Machining spindle ............................................................................................... 129
10.2.9 Collet chuck ........................................................................................................ 130
10.2.10 Fan filter.............................................................................................................. 133
10.2.11 Safety interlocking system................................................................................... 133
10.2.12 Cooling lubricants and coolants........................................................................... 134
10.2.13 Zero point clamping system (mount)....................................................................134
10.2.14 Pre-filter machine interior ....................................................................................135
10.2.15 Cooling lubricant tank.......................................................................................... 135
10.2.16 Filter fleece ......................................................................................................... 136
10.2.17 Maintenance unit (water separator)..................................................................... 136
10.2.18 Lights..................................................................................................................136
10.2.19 Guide rails and drive shafts................................................................................. 137
10.2.20 Cooling aggregate machining spindle.................................................................. 137
10.2.21 Ionizer device...................................................................................................... 137
10.3 Maintenance schedule ........................................................................................140
10.4 Periodic inspections ............................................................................................ 141
10.5 Semi-annual maintenance tasks.......................................................................... 141
10.6 Annual maintenance tasks .................................................................................. 141
10.7 Commissioning maintenance work...................................................................... 142
10.8 Measures after completion of maintenance......................................................... 142
10.9 Replacement parts and parts of wear.................................................................. 143
10.10 Creation of a calibration body.............................................................................. 144
10.11 Calculating and calibrating the zero point............................................................ 145
11 Faults................................................................................................................. 146
11.1 Safety instructions for trouble-shooting................................................................ 146
11.2 Actions in the event of faults................................................................................ 147
11.3 Cancelling the EMERGENCY STOP................................................................... 147
11.4 Error messages of the operating software Remote Dental................................... 148
11.5 Fault table........................................................................................................... 150
11.6 Online support and remote maintenance (TeamViewer®).................................... 152
12 Disassembly and disposal................................................................................ 153
12.1 Safety instructions for disassembly and disposal................................................. 153
12.2 Disassembly........................................................................................................ 155
12.3 Disposal.............................................................................................................. 156
12.3.1 Collection............................................................................................................ 156
12.3.2 Return and collection systems............................................................................. 156

Revision index
Revision
Date
Name
New edition
April 09, 2019
CW
Translation
April 16, 2019
OGLM
Adaption
May, 07, 2019
CW
Adaption
June, 10, 2019
CW
Translation
June, 17, 2019
OGLM
Adaption
Sept., 30, 2019
CW
Adaption
Dec., 11, 2019
CW

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1 Basic guidelines
Read this operating manual carefully beforeconnecting and starting up the machine! As with all
technical systems, it is only possible to guarantee the faultless functionality and operational
safety of this machine if the generally applicable safety precautions and the special safety
instructions in this operating manual are observed during its operation. Every person involved
with the installation, operation, maintenance, repair and inspection of the system must have
read and understood the following safety instructions!
1.1 About using this operating manual
Before using the machine, it is essential to read this operating manual carefully! Every person
involved with the installation, operation, maintenance, repair and inspection of the system must
have read and understood the following safety instructions! This operating manual must be kept
throughout the entire service life of the machine! It must be freely accessible at all times and
must be located in the immediate vicinity of the machine!
1.2 Explanation of the machine types and designations
This operating manual is valid for the following machine types: The individual specifications can
be found in the technical data. If content concerns all six machine types, this is referred to in the
text as CORiTEC 350i series.
•CORiTEC 350i
•CORiTEC 350i Loader
•CORiTEC 350i PRO
•CORiTEC 350i Loader PRO
•CORiTEC 350i PRO +
•CORiTEC 350i Loader PRO +

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1.2.1 Overview of the respective chapters
Chapter 1 contains fundamental information and instructions about the operating manual.
Chapter 2 contains safety-related information when working with the machine.
Chapter 3 contains the description of the machine.
Chapter 4 contains all technical data pertaining to the machine.
Chapter 5 provides information on the layout and function of the machine.
Chapter 6 describes the machine’s transport process and handling the packaging.
Chapter 7 concerns installation and first commissioning of the machine.
Chapter 8 provides information on the procedures for operating the machine.
Chapter 9 includes information about the operating software.
Chapter 10 describes the maintenance, servicing and cleaning of the machine.
Chapter 11 contains suggested solutions for trouble-shooting.
Chapter 12 provides information about disassembly and disposal of the machine.

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1.2.2 Explanation of the warning and information fields
The following warning fields label hazards according to their risk level (hazard level) and contain
important safety-relevant information on handling the machine. The information field contains
(important) instructions and additional information. Also always observe the generally valid
accident prevention regulations and the internal health and safety regulations.
The hazard warnings and warning messages in this manual are based on the SAFE principle:
Signal
Degree of risk and signal word (danger, warning or caution).
Art und Gefahr
(Type and hazard)
Nature, cause, type and source of danger.
Folgen
(Consequences)
Consequences of ignoring the danger.
Entkommen (Action)
Action to escape the danger.
The signal words indicate the degree of risk of the hazard:
Signal word
Degree of
risk
Consequences
DANGER!
High
Certain consequence grave injury or death!
WARNING!
Medium
Could have grave injury or death as a consequence.
CAUTION!
Low
Could have a minor to medium injury as a
consequence.
The information fields indicate (important) information and hints for the operator or user of the
machine:
Information fields

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1.2.3 Explanation of symbols
Symbols are used in this operating manual and on the machine itself, in order to highlight
particularly important sections/areas. It is necessary to pay particular attention to all
sections/areas that are marked with the symbols shown here!
Symbol
Description
Caution, warning, danger! Personal injury due to a lack of care!
This symbol is used in all areas where a lack of diligence can lead to
(serious) personal injury or property damage.
Attention! Life-threatening danger due to electricity!
This symbol is used to highlight sections containing warnings of electricity
and the associated dangers.
Attention! Danger of explosion and fire!
This symbol is used in all areas where a lack of diligence can lead to a risk
of fire and explosion, and with this to personal injury or a risk of death.
Attention! Danger of crushing!
This symbol is used in all areas where a lack of diligence can lead to
personal injury due to crushing or trapping.
Warning of a risk of slipping!
This symbol is used in all areas where oil or coolant on the floor can lead
to personal injury.
Warning of sharp-edged or pointed objects!
This symbol marks areas with potential hazards, which may cause cuts or
punctures resulting in personal injury and even death.
Warning of rotating components and risk of being drawn in!
This symbol is used in all areas where rotating components may cause
serious personal injury or death.
Attention! Prior to automatic start-up!
This symbol is used in all areas where automatic start-up of components
may cause serious personal injury or death.
Attention! Hot surfaces!
This symbol marks hazard areas, in which hot surfaces may cause injuries
in the form of burns.

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Symbol
Description
Attention! Concerning ozone discharge!
This symbol indicates on outlet of ozone. Ozone can be harmful to the
human body.
People with pacemakers or implanted defibrillators must keep their
distance!
Machines designated by this symbol may not be operated by persons with
implanted pacemakers, implanted defibrillators or other active implants, nor
may such persons be in proximity to such machines.
Symbol
Description
Use protective gloves!
The symbol is used in all areas where it is necessary to use protectivegloves!
Wear safety shoes!
The symbol is used in all areas where it is necessary to wear safety shoes!
Use hearing protection!
The symbol is used in all areas where it is necessary to use hearing
protection!
Use respiratory protection!
The symbol is used in all areas where it is necessary to use respiratory
protection!
Wear long-sleeved work clothing!
The symbol is used in all areas where it is necessary to wear long-sleeved
work clothing!
Use eye protection!
The symbol is used in all areas where it is necessary to wear safety
goggles (eye protection)!

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1.2.4 Symbols on the packaging
Always observe the following symbols on the package during transport.
Symbol
Description
Fragile!
Packages marked with this symbol contain fragile and sensitive contents.
Handle the package with care, do not allow it to fall and protect it against
impacts.
Do not stack!
Do not stack any objects on packages marked with this symbol.
Protect from moisture!
Protect packages marked with this symbol from moisture and keep them dry.
Maximum stacked load!
Observe the “… kg max.” information above the arrow. This value
specifies the maximum permissible stacked load. Do not exceed the load
limit. If possible, place these packages on top.
This way up!
The arrow should always point up during transport and storage. Do not
tip, roll or tilt the package.

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1.2.5 Symbols on the device
Symbol
Description
Disposal!
Electrical and electronic devices labelled with these symbols may not be
disposed of together with household waste, in accordance with EU directives.
1.3 Information about this operating manual
Despite every effort, it is not possible to fully exclude printing errors and mistakes. We welcome
any suggestions for improvements and information regarding errors.
The information provided in this manual is based on a standard scope of supply, with which the
machine is operational. For the installation and commissioning of software or the accessories,
also observe the additional manuals, instructions and annexes provided.
imes-icore machines are compliant with CE requirements and marked appropriately. For all
other machine parts and components, for which the CE safety guidelines are applicable, start-
up is prohibited until all corresponding requirements have been fulfilled. If a change is made to
the system without agreement with the manufacturer (imes-icore GmbH), CE conformity is
invalidated.
The following documentation complies with the valid legal provisions, regulations and
ordinances, as well as standard engineering practice at the time the machine was delivered.

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1.4 Limitations of liability
All data, information and instructions in this operating manual have been provided with due
consideration of applicable standards and regulations, current engineering practice, as well as
our many years of experience.
The manufacturer assumes no liability for damage in the following cases:
•Disregard of this operating manual
•Improper use
•Deployment of insufficiently qualified personnel
•Unauthorised conversions
•Technical modifications
•Usage of unapproved material, spare parts or accessories
The scope of delivery may vary from the explanations and representations provided in this
manual in the case of special versions, with technical changes or if additional options are
ordered. The obligations agreed in the delivery contract, the general terms and conditions, as
well as delivery conditions of the manufacturer and the statutory regulations valid at the time the
contract was concluded, apply.
Insofar as the exclusion of liability is legally permissible, imes-icore GmbH shall not be liable for
any loss or damage arising due to this product, regardless of whether this is due to direct,
indirect, special, collateral or consequential damages, irrespective of the legal grounds,
including guarantee, contract, negligence or malice.
The general terms and conditions (T&Cs) of imes-icore GmbH apply. They are available at
http://www.imes-icore.de/deu/agb.
1.5 Copyright
The contents of this operating manual are copyright protected and are the intellectual property
of imes-icore GmbH. Usage of this content is only permissible within the framework of using the
machine. Any use beyond this is prohibited without the express written permission of the
manufacturer. All rights, also those of translation, are reserved.
1.6 Trademark protection
All rights to product, company and brand names or third party rights in this operating manual
belong to the respective company or holder, regardless of their form, and are subject to
international copyright and trademark laws. Individual labelling has been omitted from this
operating manual.
imes-icore®is a legally protected trademark according to section 4 no.1 MarkenG (trademark law).

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1.7 Guarantee
imes-icore GmbH guarantees that this product is free of material andmanufacturing faults. imes-
icore GmbH accepts no further liability, also no implied guarantee, with regards to its
marketability or suitability for a specific purpose. The user is responsible for the application and
intended use of the product. If product damages arise during the guarantee period your only
claim and the only obligation of imes-icore GmbH lies in the repair or the replacement of the
imes-icore product.
1.8 Technical modifications
Technical modifications and errors are reserved. imes-icore GmbH reserves the right to modify
any product listed here or the content of the operating manual without prior notification.
1.9 Warranty Milling spindle
The processing spindle is excluded from the overall machine warranty.
A warranty period of 6 months applies here.
1.10 Accessories and modifications
The attachment of accessories to the machine and any other modifications require the express
permission of imes-icore GmbH. All attachments and modifications that may affect the
operational safety of the machine are strictly prohibited and lead to the immediate voiding of
CE-conformity and the manufacturers guarantee!
As soon as such changes are made to the machine, imes-icore GmbH accepts no liability
whatsoever.
The ECM test only applies to the machine in its original configuration ex works.
The following is applicable in general:
•The machine may only be used exclusively in accordance with the following operating
instructions. We accept no liability for damage caused by use of the machine for any
other applications.
•The machine must only be operated with consumption materials and the original
accessories approved by imes-icore GmbH. The use of non-approved consumables and
accessories can cause damage to people, machines and materials. In these cases, we
accept no liability.
•If a change to the machine or components is made without the written permission of
imes-icore GmbH then the issued EC declaration of conformity is voided and we exclude
any liability for injuries or damages to the machine that arise as a result of this.
Detailed information about the limitation of liability is available in chapter 1.4.

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1.11 Contact
1.11.1 Manufacturer
Manufacturer
Address
imes-icore®GmbH
Im Leibolzgraben 16
D-36132 Eiterfeld
Telephone
[phone]
Fax
[phone]
Email
[email protected]
Internet
www.imes-icore.de
1.11.2 Customer service
Our customer service department will be happy to provide you with technical information:
imes-icore customer service
Address
imes-icore®GmbH
Im Leibolzgraben 16
D-36132 Eiterfeld
Telephone
[phone]
Fax
[phone]
Email
[email protected]
Internet
www.imes-icore.de

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2 For your safety
The following chapter contains a list of safety aspects that are required for the protection of
personnel, as well as safe and fault-free operation of the machine.
2.1 Responsibility of the operator
Read this operating manual through carefully before connecting, starting up and operating the
machine! As with all technical systems, it is only possible to guarantee the faultless functionality
and operational safety of this machine if the generally applicable safety precautions and the
special safety instructions in this operating manual are observed during its operation!
The operator is the person who uses the machinefor commercial or industrial purposes, or who
commissions a third party with this, and who bears the legal product responsibility for protecting
the user, personnel or third parties during its operation. The machine operator is subject to the
statutory obligations of industrial health and safety when using the machine in commercial
areas.
The operator and the personnel authorised by the operator (who receive special instructions
regarding hazards that may arise) are responsible for the fault-free operation of the machine,
and for clear stipulations regarding the responsibilities when transporting, installing, operating,
maintaining and cleaning the machine.
In addition to the safety instructions and information in this instruction manual, it is also
necessary to observe and adhere to the local accident prevention regulations and the general
health and safety provisions, as well as the valid environmental protection regulations relevant
to the area of use of the machine.
The information in this instruction manual must be followed completely and
without limitation!
Information status: March 2019

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2.2 Information about the intended use
Any use of the machine that exceeds the intended use or deviates from this is prohibited and is
considered improper use. Any claims against the manufacturer or their authorised
representatives due to damages arising from improper use of the machine are excluded. The
operator alone is liable for any damages resulting from improper use.
All guarantee and warranty entitlements of the operator against the manufacturer are voided
in case of improper use of the machine. Any use other than intended use is prohibited!
Unprofessional handling and improper use can lead to dangers and damage. You must
therefore carefully read and precisely follow this operating manual and the associated
documents carefully. This operating manual must be stored in the immediate vicinity of the
machine, andmust be accessible to the personnel workingon and with the machine at all times.
The machine must only be operated when in an operationally safe and technically faultless
condition!
DANGER!
Due to lack of care and improper use!
Serious to fatal personal injury due to non-observance of the instructions for use and
internal occupational safety!
•Reading, understanding and following the instructions!
•Training and commissioning by qualified personnel!
•Transport, installation, commissioning, operation, cleaning and maintenance of the
system must be performed by instructed specialist personnel!
•Use of suitable personal protective equipment!
In order to avoid personal injury or property damage, always observe
all safety information and instructions!
2.3 Brief description
The machines ofthe CORiTEC 350i series are intended for the production of dentures and were
developed especially for the requirements of the dental industry. Thus, these machines are not
suitable for the application of conventional milling techniques. CORiTEC 350i series machines
are approved for dry and wet processing of the materials listed in chapters 8.3.1 and 8.3.2.