HP Metal Jet S100 User Manual page 16

When moving the build unit between different rooms, bear in mind that it should be kept in constant
environmental conditions with its lid secured.
Ergonomic risk
Operation and maintenance tasks require handling heavy loads. For instance, build-unit transport,
safety-lid handling, opening the print station's top cover, consumables, and feedstock material, among
others.
CAUTION:
CAUTION:
To avoid muscle strain or back injury when moving equipment or handling items, follow proper
techniques for the use of auxiliary lifting/carrying aids, and use more than one person if required.
NOTICE: The Build Unit, empty or full, is a heavy device. Take into consideration its maximum weight of
552 kg (1217 lb) during daily moving or transport tasks.
During daily operations, the Build Unit can be moved on a ramp with no more than 2° of inclination.
In case of equipment relocation, remove all material (powder) and consumables. The customer takes
full responsibility for moving equipment, the use of auxiliary lifting/carrying aids, and providing the
required personnel. See the "Moving equipment" section in the site preparation guide.
Operation and maintenance tasks may require the use of a ladder or work platform to reach remote
parts. For instance, accessing the print-zone area, mixer, and input tank, among others.
The customer takes full responsibility for room layout, auxiliary equipment, personal protective
equipment (PPE), and working procedures, among other safety aspects, throughout the entire operation
of the equipment. See the site preparation guide for more information.
3D part unpacking
Refer to the safety data sheet and meet local regulations in order to use the appropriate personal
protective equipment needed, including heat- and chemical-resistant gloves when unpacking 3D printed
parts.
NOTICE: If you are using the powder removal station, HP strongly recommends unpacking it with the
front cover (aseptic isolator) closed, and wearing gloves.
Personal protective equipment
It is recommended to use heat and chemical resistant gloves, mask, goggles, safety conductive or
dissipative footwear, safety boots, coat, conductive or dissipative clothing, and hearing protection for
maintenance tasks, cleaning and powder handling. Refer to the Safety Data Sheet of the powder and
agent and meet local regulations.
Respiratory personal protective equipment may be required for the whole operation of these stations.
Refer to the safety data sheet instructions of your metallic powder or consult your environmental health
and safety (EHS) specialist for advice on appropriate measures for your location and application.
Use of tools
Maintenance of your product may sometimes require the use of a tool.
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Heavy loads.
Work platform recommended.