Transtech SealCup Express - Installing the Machine; Location; Ambient Conditions

32 Transport and Installation
9.3 Installing the machine
9.3.1 Location
9.3.2 Ambient conditions
WARNING
Confined or unsuitable set-up areas or insufficiently large work-
spaces can lead to dangerous situations.
Safety equipment which is inaccessible or difficult to reach may mean that
the machine cannot be switched off in sufficient time in the case of an
emergency. Insufficiently large workspaces can lead injuries through crus-
hing or impacts. The installation surface must be able to bear the weight of
the machine without giving way.
• Check the load-bearing capacity of the floor. The machine’s weight is
provided in the “Technical Data” chapter.
• Install the machine in such a way that the EMERGENCY STOP but-
tons are accessible to all operators without obstruction.
• Machine openings must be freely accessible for operation, servicing
and repair purposes.
• Moving machine parts must not create any crushing points with walls,
pillars or installations.
SAFETY INSTRUCTION
Improper handling of machines and devices can lead to considerable
damage to property.
Unsuitable means of transport and lifting gear can result in machines topp-
ling or falling.
• Work may only be carried out by instructed persons.
• Suitable means of transport and lifting gear must be used.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
A level and horizontal installation surface is a prerequisite for flawless
machine operation.
• The subsurface must be free of vibrations. Otherwise a precise ink
application cannot be achieved.
• The machine should be installed at a light and dry location. However,
direct sunlight is unfavorable for the print operation. UV light, an incre-
ase in temperature or light reflexes in camera systems can lead to mal-
functions.
• The surrounding area must be clean and largely dust-free. Dust and
other transitory contamination impair the printing result.
• Avoid strong movements of air in the machine surroundings. Do not
install the machine close to frequently opened doors, windows, gates
or air outlets of ventilation or air conditioning systems.