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5.2.9
Workpiece pallet 3 842 559 433 (2 magnets)/3 842 559 434 (3 magnets)
What to do in case of an accident involving permanent magnets
Whenever you are working with permanent magnets, have the following emergency
tools on hand to free trapped body parts (e.g. finger, hand, arm, etc.) in case of an
accident:
• Hammer made of nonmagnetic material (e.g. brass)
• Min. 2 wedges with a wedge angle of approx. 10 - 15° made of nonmagnetic
material, such as brass, hardwood, etc. for driving into the gap
In case of an accident:
Remain calm.
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If the machine is live, disconnect it from power (emergency off switch).
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Administer FIRST AID or call in appropriate aid (e.g. emergency physician).
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Use the emergency tools to separate the contacting parts to free the trapped
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body part (e.g. finger, hand, foot, etc.).
To do this, use the hammer to drive the wedges into the gap between the parts
to free the trapped body part.
General safety instructions for magnets
Magnetic and electromagnetic fields are generated in the immediate vicinity of live
conductors or permanent magnets in electric motors, and can pose a serious danger
to certain groups of individuals.
The machine owner is responsible for taking appropriate steps (e.g. warning
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signs, protective equipment, labeling hazard zones) to adequately protect
personnel active in these areas from any harm.
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Follow the safety instructions found below in these assembly instructions.
Observe the applicable regulations in your country. For Germany, the
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requirements of the BGV B11 and BGR B11 regarding "electromagnetic fields"
must be observed.
About this product
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