Bertin Technologies Cryolys Evolution User Manual page 7

1.1.3 Risks linked to dry ice
Dry ice (cardice) is made from an accumulation of carbon dioxide in a solid
state with a temperature of -80°C.
It sublimates in air into CO
to the handling of this product are asphyxia and burns. In order to protect
yourself against projectiles and the risk of asphyxia, the user must wear protective
gear for the eyes, face and skin. Store and handle dry ice in a ventilated area.
CAUTION! Ensure you are in possession of the safety data sheet covering the risks
and precautions linked to the use of dry ice (handling using protective gloves,
transport and storage under particular conditions, etc.).
Risk of burns: Dry ice at -80°C
1.1.4 Mechanical risks
The lid is liable to self-closure. We recommend keeping it in the open position
with your hand during all operations requiring it to be opened. If not, we
recommend closing it.
When opening the lid, please be aware of the risk of pinching between the
hinge and the rear of the Precellys
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, a colorless and odorless gas. The principal risks linked
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Risk of asphyxia