the ink used.
1.5. First Aid
Ensure that first aid information is readily available in the event of ingestion, inhalation, or contact
with the skin or eyes. Ideally all operators should be trained in First Aid and should be aware of
the effects of working with flammable and toxic substances. All operators should have access to
the ink and solvent Material Safety Data Sheets, which explain the hazards and medical action to
be taken if first aid is necessary.
1.5.1. Eye Contact
Flush eyes using clean running water for a minimum of 10 minutes. Obtain immediate medical
attention.
1.5.2. Skin Contact
Remove any contaminated clothing and wash the affected skin area thoroughly with proprietary
cleaner. Do NOT attempt to use solvents to remove ink from skin.
1.5.3. Inhalation
Evacuate the person into a fresh air environment. If the person experiences any difficulty in
breathing, obtain immediate medical attention.
1.5.4. Ingestion
Do not induce vomiting; obtain immediate medical attention and give the casualty half a litre of
water to drink.
1.6. In Case of Emergency
If the printer needs to be stopped quickly due to an emergency, press the red [stop] key on the
printer to stop the printing and switch the printer power switch on the rear panel of the printer to
the (off) position. Call for medical assistance as required.
1.7. Noise Emissions
The noise emission level from this printer does not exceed 70dBA. This means that there is no
hazard to hearing and, therefore, no legal requirement for ear protection to be worn when working
in the vicinity of this printer.
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