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Safety Information
308 NanoDrop One User Guide Thermo Scientific
Fire Safety and Burn Hazards
To avoid a burn injury and the risk of fire or explosion:
Use caution when testing flammable or explosive samples (see the “Hazardous Materials
section)
Never block any of the vents on the instrument or its power supply
Only use exact replacement power supplies from us
Optical Safety
This instrument was designed with a protective housing to prevent user exposure to
ultraviolet light.
Hazardous Materials
Many standard spectroscopy methods are based on the use of solvents. Others involve
corrosive samples or pressurized samples in a gaseous state.
Volatile Solvents and Flammable Samples
Compatible Solvents
NOTICE Do not position the instrument so that it is difficult to operate the power switch
or access the power supply and power cord.
WARNING Avoid personal injury. Never look at the lamp while illuminated.
CAUTION Avoid personal injury. Do not leave solvents or flammable samples near the
instrument. Be sure that the workspace is properly ventilated.

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