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Safety Guidelines - Labels on Your Snapmaker
(1) If the re is small in size (no larger than a small trash can), you can use an extinguisher to put it out. Remember
to cut electrical power before dousing the ame.
(2) If the re is large, do not attempt to ght it yourself. Call for help immediately by pulling the nearest alarm.
(3) Move quickly to the nearest accessible exit. Notify, and assist others to evacuate along the way. Do not use the
elevators.
(4) Contain the re and the smoke by closing all doors leading into and surrounding the re area. Do not lock them.
(5) After a total and immediate evacuation, call medical attention for the casualty.
CNC Emergencies
Injury from Sharp Objects
Should you get injured from sharp objects, follow these first aid steps:
(1) Stop the bleeding. Apply pressure to the wound with a clean cloth for a few minutes until the bleeding stops. If
the bleeding won’t stop or other tissues are severely injured, seek medical help immediately.
(2) Remove any dirt and debris. Use sterilized tweezers to remove dirt and debris around the wound. If the debris
penetrates deep into your skin, seek medical help immediately.
(3) Clean. Gently rinse the wound, and wipe away the residual water using a clean cloth.
(4) Disinfect. Apply an antiseptic cream on the wound to prevent infection. If the wound is infected, seek medical
help immediately.
(5) Band up. Use a bandage to protect the wound from further exposure to dirt and bacteria.
Note that any injuries to the vulnerable parts, like faces, eyes, and arteries, requires immediate medical treatment.
Inhalation of Dirt and Sawdust
CNC carving will produce dust and sawdust, which may irritate your respiratory system. Generally, we recommend
you use safety addons and wear protective masks when carving. Should respiratory irritation occur, immediately
expose the victim to fresh air and seek medical help.
Inhalation of Scorched Smell
Sometimes, CNC carving may emit a scorched smell, which may irritate your respiratory system. Should respiratory
irritation occur, immediately expose the victim to fresh air and seek medical help.
Safety Guidelines - Emergency Response