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airborne emissions. If you have an imager, your system always includes
a UDRC to filter potentially harmful particulate and gaseous airborne
emissions. If you plan to switch media, or if you are uncertain whether
your current media requires a UDRC, contact your service
representative.
The UDRC automatically draws the emissions through a hose from the
thermal imaging head into the UDRC cabinet, where most of the
particulate matter is trapped in a filter. The filter does not trap the
gaseous emissions.
For platesetters, the filtered air is exhausted back into the room.
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For imagers, the filtered air is exhausted outside the building
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(external venting).
The UDRC will not operate without a filter or when the filter is full.
When the filter is nearly full, the Print Console software displays
messages advising you to have a replacement filter ready. When the
filter is full, the platesetter or imager will not image any jobs until you
replace the filter.
Particulate emissions that are not properly filtered and/or gaseous
emissions that are not exhausted outside the building can endanger
your health.
WARNING: Particulate airborne emissions that are not properly filtered can
endanger your health. For a list of airborne emissions that pertain to the media you
are using, see the manufacturer's Safety Data Sheet (SDS) or contact the
manufacturer or distributor directly.
WARNING: Do not use a UDRC particulate filter with a damaged gasket, and do
not attempt to expose printing media with a depleted filter. Failure to heed these
warnings can result in exposure to airborne emissions in excess of applicable
regulatory limits and in possible discomfort, illness, injury, and/or disability.
WARNING: Use only qualified media. Using unqualified media may expose you to
noxious gaseous emissions in excess of applicable regulatory limits. This may
result in discomfort, illness, injury, and/or disability.
Dataplate label
The dataplate label on the UDRC displays regulatory compliance
markings and the serial number for the UDRC. The label is located at
the rear of the UDRC.
Chapter 2—Safe operation
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