DAKEWE SurePrint S200 - Appendix 4: Laser Safety

Appendix 4: Laser Safety
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Appendix 4: Laser Safety
Laser hazard classification
According to EN 60825-1: 2014, laser products are classified into 7 levels according to the amount of laser
radiation to which personnel can be exposed during work. According to 21CFR 1040.10, laser products are
classified into 5 levels.The Dakewe slide printer embedded in Class 4 (wavelength :355nm) and Class 2
(wavelength: 655nm) laser parts, but the product by taking protective measures, completely closed laser
radiation, its backfire is Class 1.
Control Measures for Laser Classifications
Control Measure
Class 1
Class 2
Class 3A
Class 3B
Class 4
Activation Warning
Systems
No requirement
No requirement
No requirement
Should have
Shall have
Indoor Laser
XE Optics
Lasers Control
No requirement
No requirement
No requirement
Shall have
Nominal Hazard
Zone Analysis
Shall have
Nominal Hazard
Zone Analysis
Required
Labels
Shall have
Shall have
Shall have
Shall have
Shall have
Area Posting
No requirement
No requirement
Should have
Shall have
Nominal Hazard
Zone Analysis
Required
Shall have
Nominal Hazard
Zone Analysis
Required
Standard
Operating
Procedures
No requirement
No requirement
No requirement
Should have
Shall have
Education and
Training
No Requirements
Should have
Should have
Shall have
Shall have
Authorized
Personal
No Requirements
No Requirements
No Requirements
Shall have
Shall have
Warning Signs
and Labels
No Requirements
Should have
Should have
Shall have
Nominal Hazard
Zone Analysis
Required
Shall have
Nominal Hazard
Zone Analysis
Required
The chart above lists some of the requirements that may need to be implemented in a laboratory setting.
The company Laser Safety Officer, or designee, should reference the applicable safety regulations for
appropriate control measures to implement in the area the instrument will be used.
Laser radiation safety precautions
 If possible, use all protective enclosures, interlocks and guards.
 Laser safety goggles should be worn at all times during laser repair, calibration, installation, or any
laser safety control that is not in place.

Maintenance, calibration, installation and other service of the equipment shall be performed by
professional technicians from the manufacturer. Without permission, do not open the equipment
enclosure to prevent accidental laser injury.

During maintenance, please wear protective glasses.