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2.6.5
Risk of injury due to handling heavy loads
Description of the hazard:
If the 5-axle clamp is handled manually, this can lead to the person handling
it becoming overloaded or injured due to the weight of the 5-axle clamp.
Avoiding the hazard:
Do not handle the 5-axle clamp manually. Instead, lift it, put it down, trans-
port it, assemble or disassemble it using suitable lifting gear.
2.6.6
Eye Injuries due to Metal Chips
Dangerous metal chips may be produced during machining of metal. During
operation or when cleaning the 5-axle clamp RVM, sharp metal chips may
be stirred up and cause eye injuries and cuts.
To prevent eye injuries and cuts, wear personal protective equipment during
operation and cleaning work. Cleaning with compressed air or a high-pres-
sure cleaner is not permitted.
2.6.7
Danger of crushing
The machine manufacturer and/or operator must ensure that all danger to
persons due to unavoidable travel movements is excluded. This also in-
cludes hazards from manually operated clamping devices if several oper-
ators are working on them at the same time.
If there is a gap of less than 25 mm after the distance is travelled, there is
generally a risk of crushing extremities. For this reason,
▪ the total clamping stroke must be below 4 mm before the start of the
clamping movement
▪ or the workpiece loading in normal mode must be carried out either
mechanically or with a ramrod.
▪ or the object to be clamped must be fixed with a permanently or tem-
porarily attached workpiece holder (e.g. prism) before the clamping
movement is started.
▪ or the clamping movement must be carried out with special care
▪ and eye contact must be maintained between the persons involved until
the clamping process is completed.
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