Laser light can cause harm to human eyes and skin. Do not expose your eyes
or skin directly to the laser light. This laser product emits a collimated laser
beam through an optical lens. The light emitted by the product, whether direct
or reflected, can be very harmful as it can travel long distances while
maintaining high optical density. When handling the product, it is necessary to
wear appropriate goggles (OD5+) to protect the eyes from all laser light,
including reflected and stray light. Reflected and stray light that spills into
unintended areas should be attenuated and/or absorbed.
2.1 Laser safety
We have installed a laser shield on the laser, which can filter out most of the
diffuse reflection of the laser spot. However, when using the laser engraving
machine, it is recommended to wear laser protective glasses to prevent eye
damage. Avoid skin exposure to type 4 laser beams, especially at close
distances. Teenagers must be supervised by their parents while using the
machine. Do not touch the laser engraving module while the machine is
active.
2.2 Fire safety
Because cutting burns off the substrate, a high-intensity laser beam
generates extremely high temperatures and a lot of heat.Certain materials
can catch fire during cutting, creating gases and fumes inside the equipment.
A small flame usually appears here when a laser beam hits the material. It will
move with the laser and will not stay lit when the laser passes by. Do not
leave the machine unattended during the engraving process. After use, be
sure to clean up the debris, debris and flammable materials in the laser
cutting machine. Always keep an available fire extinguisher nearby to ensure
safety. When laser engraving machines are used, smoke, vapour, particles,
and potentially highly toxic materials (plastics and other combustible materials)
are produced from the material. These fumes or air pollutants can be
hazardous to health.
Part 2：User Security Statement
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