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Bosch Rexroth AG, MIT: ActiveMover, 3 842 559 521/2018-07
Crushing injuries
The permanent magnets exert pull on all magnetic materials.
• This pull increases significantly at close range (< 100 mm).
• Loose, magnetic parts nearby can suddenly and inadvertently collide with
the permanent magnets.
Use extreme caution when handling components with permanent magnets.
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Never underestimate how strong the magnetic pull can be.
Never work alone.
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Wear personal protective equipment (e.g. protective gloves, safety glasses).
Do not take multiple components with permanent magnets out of the packaging
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or place them next to one another at the workstation without securing them.
Take components with permanent magnets out of the packaging one at a time
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when needed for assembly and install as soon as possible.
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Do not bring magnetized or magnetic objects in the immediate vicinity of the
permanent magnets. If the use of magnetic tools cannot be avoided, keep a firm
grip on the tool, move slowly and keep in mind the strength of the permanent
magnet's pull.
Pacemakers, implants and pregnant women
Persons with active implants (e.g. pacemakers) and passive metallic
implants (e.g. hip replacement), as well as pregnant women may be exposed
to risk from electromagnetic or magnetic fields in the immediate vicinity of
components that generate magnetic fields.
Entering the following areas may be hazardous to these individuals:
• Areas where ActiveMover components (e.g. workpiece pallet) are being started up
and operated
• Areas where components with permanent magnets are being stored, repaired or
installed
The persons mentioned above should consult their physician before entering
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these areas.
Observe the health and safety regulations applicable in the place of operation.
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WARNING
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