(1) Keep the head away from the smoke while welding. Always work in a well-
ventilated area to ensure safe breathing conditions.
(2) Implement a fume extraction system to remove vapors, particulates, and
hazardous debris from the welding process area.
(3) Use a respirator in confined spaces or other situations where it may be required.
(4) Conduct regular air monitoring to determine the level of noxious fumes in the
welding area.
5．Cylinder Safety Measures
A gas cylinder poses a risk of explosion if it is damaged or situated close to the
welding zone. To ensure safety, place shielding gas cylinders in a secure location
where they are not susceptible to impact or damage, and maintain distance from
sources of heat, sparks, or flames. It is essential to store the cylinders in an upright
position and fasten them securely to a stationary stand. Utilize a functioning
regulator specifically designed for the intended gas and pressure. Additionally, verify
that all hoses and fittings are appropriate for their intended application and are in
optimal working condition.
6. Important Safety Notice for Outbound Security Indicators:
Important:
It is crucial to be aware that when the power supply (PS) is activated, the laser is
in a hazardous state. Every necessary precaution must be taken to prevent
accidental exposure to direct and reflected beams. Both diffuse and specular
reflections can lead to severe retinal or corneal damage, potentially causing
permanent eye damage. Class 4 laser beams may also pose fire and skin damage
risks when handling equipment or being in its vicinity. Ensure that all personnel
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