10/97 M42.02.10.0 PAG.10
SAFETY RULES FOR MACHINE OPERATION
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All operators of the surface planing-thicknessing machine should receive suitable training
about machine operation, adjustment and functioning, especially:
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A) The machine functioning principles, correct operation and adjustment of fences,
callipers and guards, which must be used during processing.
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B) The correct choice of tools and parameters.
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C) The safe machining of the workpiece.
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In order for the machine to operate efficiently and precisely, it must be installed correctly
and in a stable position (see pages 12-13-14-15). Enough space should be left around the
machine for the handling and stacking of the workpieces. Make sure that there is adequate
lighting and remove any obstacles which may create safety hazards.
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Wear suitable work clothing. Do not wear garments with flapping parts such as scarves,
unbuttoned sleeves, etc.
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Wear goggles or visors for eye protection.
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Use knives which are sharp and in good condition. Tighten the screws, bolts or locking rings
of each tool to the required torque setting; do not exceed normal tightening values or use
levers and do not hit spanners.
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Always use gloves when handling the knives.
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Never operate the machine without the guards. Check regularly that these are in good
condition. If special machine processes are to be carried out, always use suitable guards.
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Use piece-holding devices when machining short pieces.
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Roller conveyors and table extensions should be used to support long pieces.
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Even if the no-return hammers are operating perfectly, the working positions indicated on
page 25 “Correct work position” must be observed.
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If the machine is stopped for cleaning or maintenance, turn the main switch to “0” and if
necessary fasten it with a padlock. Place a sign warning that the machine has been stopped
because of a breakdown or for repairs, maintenance, etc.
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