Chapter 2 Safety regulations 40058725 BTA Alpha HSM
Version: 12.19.17 Page 19 of 112 GB
Safety instructions
Danger through a direct or indirect contact with live parts.
If persons come into contact with parts that have become ener-
gized through malfunctions, this can lead to death.
- Before working on electrical equipment, disconnect the labeler
from the mains voltage.
- Work on electrical equipment may only be performed by skilled
electricians.
- Check the electrical equipment of the labeler regularly.
- Immediately eliminate loose connections or damaged cables.
- Always keep the switching cabinet closed.
- Before working on electrical equipment, switch the main switch
to the "0" position, and secure it against accidental reactivation.
If possible, disconnect from the mains.
Danger from highly flammable label stock.
Foil and label stock are highly flammable. Risk of injury from fire
and smoke.
- Keep away from ignition sources and open flames.
Hazards from moving parts.
Entanglement and risk of being crushed through pneumatically or
mechanically-powered labeler components.
Movements or rotations can start suddenly and abruptly in labeling
mode.
- Do not reach into, towards or between moving parts.
- Only wear tight-fitting clothing with tight sleeves and a low ten-
sile strength.
- Wear a safety hair net
- Do not wear any jewellery, bracelets, watches or similar.
Health hazard due to improper handling of lubricants and
cleaning agents.
Improper handling can lead to health hazards.
- For the lubricants and cleaning agents, it is necessary to ob-
serve and comply with the respective product information of the
applicable manufacturer safety data sheets from the manufac-
turer, as well as the safety and disposal regulations.
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