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ThermoFlex Wide II Site Preparation Guide
Figure 3: Top view of ThermoFlex Wide II foot layout
Debris Removal Cabinet
Certain printing media (plates or film) may release airborne emissions during the
imaging process. Kodak output devices are supplied with—or may be able to be
upgraded to—a debris removal system containing a collection nozzle located on the
thermal head and a filtration unit, such as the Universal Debris Removal Cabinet
(UDRC).
WARNING: Emissions, either particulate or gaseous, that are not properly filtered can
endanger your health. For a list of airborne emissions that pertain to the media you are
using, refer to the media MSDS or contact the media manufacturer or distributor
directly.
The debris removal system is designed to extract and filter the airborne emissions, thus
contributing to a healthier working environment, consistent image quality, and general
reliability and cleanliness of the imaging device. Some types of media typically release
both particulate and gaseous emissions. Other types of media, under certain imaging
conditions, may release largely particulate emissions.
WARNING: Filtration of airborne emissions is not 100% efficient and must be
complemented by adequate outdoor air room ventilation. Failure to ensure adequate
ventilation may result in exposure to airborne emissions in excess of applicable
regulatory limits and in possible discomfort, illness, injury, and/or disability.
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