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Protect your hands, wrists and fingers. Do not let any of your body parts or any foreign objects get caught in the machine during operation. The tools of the machine are sharp, and may cause serious physical injury. |
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Please wear safety glasses during engraving process for safety. Debris like metal chips and dusts may cause serious eye injury if they get stuck in the eye. |
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Laser Radiation Avoid eye or skin exposure to direct or scattered radiation. |
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When removing chips or metal dust from inside the machine, do not blow with your mouth or use compressed air. Always use a vacuum cleaner. Scattered chips or dust can cause severe eye injuries and respiratory problems. |
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Do not leave the machine unattended during operation. Remain attentive and avoid any activity that diverts attention while the machine is running. | |
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Keep hands and fingers away from the moving parts during operation. Getting caught in the machine's axis may cause serious injury. | |
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Do not disassemble or modify the internal components of the machine. This may result in fire, electric shock, or equipment failure. For inspection, adjustment, or repair, please contact the place of purchase or an authorized authorized technical support. |
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Use a dust collector to remove particles produced during the engraving process. Metal chips and dust may cause serious eye injury if they enter the eye, and respiratory problems if inhaled. | |
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Avoid using materials that may get caught or jammed in the machine. The engraving and cutting performance and quality of the machine may vary depending on the materials used. | |
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Do not lean on the product or load it with heavy objects. | |
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Ensure adequate ventilation when operating the machine. | |
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Depending on the material (pure silver), there may be differences in performance and quality in terms of marking and cutting. | |
PROPER MACHINE DISPOSAL
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The machine contains valuable raw materials and electronic components which must be properly disposed of in equipment disposal containers.
According to European guidelines on proper equipment disposal: |
Laser Specifications
The machine utilizes red laser ‘CLASS 2’ as a guide laser.
- CLASS 2: Class 2 laser is a relatively weak laser that is considered safe for normal operation Its visible beam does not cause any harm or damage on a person’s eye unless deliberately stared into it. It is not a skin or materials burn hazard as well.
| Class | Class 2 |
| Power | <1mW |
| Wavelength | 650nm |