Operator’s Handbook
Capitolo: Device specifications
Improper use
Do not modify the device. Do not weld any metals or alloys that include any of the following materials: Beryllium, Uranium, Plutonium,
Cadmium, Magnesium, Sodium, Mercury, Potassium, Lead, Arsenic.
Do not usetoxic orinflammable gasessuch as: Hydrogen, Oxygen, Fluorine, Chlorine, any form ofhydrocarbon gas, anymixtureof Hydrogenand
Nitrogen.
Do not use Nitrogen when welding. Do not place any flammable materials along the path of the laser beam. Do not use any toxic materials or
materials that emit explosive gas. Do not stare at the laser beam without protective eyewear.
Do not leave clothing of any kind along the laser beam path. Do not place any living or dead organisms in the laser beam. Do not use the laser
welder to heat up food. Do not use the laser welder to dry clothes and materials.
Labels and safeguards:
1. Emergency button, use only in case of emergency. Disconnects the power supply from the
device turning it off instantly when pressed.
2. LASER aperture warning label located near the laser beam output inside the welding
chamber (ETI00129):
LASER APERTURE
This label indicates the laser beam output side
3.
Laser emission characteristics label (ETI00493):
This label provides information about the emission characteristics of the laser beam,
including:
• Energy emitted (E)
• Wavelength (λ)
• Pulse duration (t)
• Average power (P)
It also displays the reference standard for laser product safety.
4. Laser product classification label (ETI00131):
LASER RADIATION AVOID EYE OR SKIN EXPOSURE TO DIRECT OR SCATTERED
RADIATION. CLASS 4 LASER PRODUCT:
This label indicates the dangers that might arise if the laser system is used improperly. In
fact, the energy level of the laser generator used in this device is Class 4.
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