Clothing And Equipment Of Certified Operators - Roland EU-1000MF Manual

• Do not look directly at the UV lamp or apply the UV lamp to your skin. The UV lamp emits harmful
ultraviolet (UV) light that might cause serious burns to your skin or eyes. Although you may feel the effect
of a heat burn immediately, you might not feel a UV burn for several hours. Being exposed to radiation
from the lamp for only a short time means it is likely that your skin or eyes are seriously burnt. UV burns
will affect the cornea, and you will need medical treatment. A UV burn is the same as a welding burn, and
you will feel something unwashable in your eyes when having a UV burn. This pain is temporary. Be very
careful because receiving strong UV radiation is likely to result in the loss of your eyesight.
• Being exposed to UV radiation for a certain period of time will cause erythema on normal skin. As the UV
radiant quantity reaching the Malpighian layer is very small, such erythema is transient and unlikely to
cause a blister or sunburn. Be very careful because receiving strong UV radiation is likely to result in a
serious burn on your skin.
• This machine emits UV radiation and conforms to IEC 62471 RISK GROUP 3. Do not expose your eyes and
skin to this machine as it is not shielded from light.
• Do not touch the UV lamp. As it becomes very hot, touching the UV lamp might cause injury or burns.
• When touching a hot section, make sure to protect your hands by wearing heat-resistant gloves etc.

Clothing and Equipment of Certified Operators

To prevent UV light from striking your body directly, wear clothing and equipment that reduces the amount of
exposed skin.
You must not perform work while wearing the items shown below. They may be caught in the moving parts of this
machine.
Hooded sweatshirts and other such clothing with drawstrings
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Clothing with wide sleeves
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Neckties, scarves, and mufflers
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Ornamentations such as arm rings and necklaces
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Goggles:
Must be able to block UV light
Gloves:
Do not interfere with
work even when worn
Safety Information
Cap:
Long hair must fit inside this cap.
Long sleeves and long pants:
Easy to move in and having
narrow sleeves
Safety shoes:
Able to protect the operator's
feet even if a workpiece falls
on top of them
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