Nelson ALPHA 850 - 10 Appendix; 10.1 Disposal of welding devices

10 Appendix Page 55
Stud welding unit operating manual Date: July 2021
ALPHA 850 07.2021 / EN Rev.: A
10 Appendix
10.1 Disposal of welding devices
Complying with the following measures can ensure proper disposal of the ALPHA
850 with as little damage as possible.
In this way, you make an important contribution to environmental protection and
waste management.
Name Specification Storage Disposal
Ferrous metals and
non-ferrous metals
Free of GB* No requirements VER*
Printed circuit boards Free of GB* No requirements VER*
Plastics,
(single type)
Free of bromine
compounds
No requirements VER*
Plastics,
(mixed)
None No requirements HM*, V*
Electrolyte
capacitors
Undamaged, free from
mounting and cable
Plastic container over
collection tank, marking
UTD*, SA*, V*
Battery, dry None Plastic container VER*, SA*
Components
containing mercury
Undamaged Closed plastic container, Hg
absorber!
VER* of
mercury
LCDs Undamaged Dense container HM*, VER*
Cables, wires None No requirements VER*
Components
containing gold
None No requirements VER*
Packaging Separate collection None VER*
Other materials According to
requirements
According to composition
Decide in
individual case
GB: Components containing hazardous materials (condensers, LCDs, ordinary and
rechargeable batteries, etc.)
VER: Recycling (according to the state of technology)
HM: Disposal as household waste or commercial waste similar to household waste
V: Incineration
UTD: Underground landfill
SA: Disposal as waste requiring special supervision
When storing materials, environmental regulations must be complied with. Proof is
required of proper disposal according to KrWG*
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!