Safety Advice; Risk From Moving Parts - Sagola TB 270 Manual De Instrucciones

This equipment is for PROFESSIONAL use only. USE AND MAINTENANCE must be carried out by qualified staff
WHO HAVE READ AND UNDERSTOOD the IMPORTANT information relating to the SAFETY OF PERSONNEL AND
EQUIPMENT described in this manual and in the different parts of the system.
Handling pumps, washing, cleaning equipment with
inflammable liquids in places with continuous atmosphere,
may cause fires or explosions.
These tasks must be performed out of doors or in
extremely well-ventilated interiors. All equipment used
must be grounded, including hoses, containers and objects
to be painted.
Avoid any potential source of ignition, such as the
electrostatic charge of a plastic awning, naked flames in
pilot lights, heat points (lighted cigarettes), electric arcs
produced by connections or disconnecting the power
supply cables or switching the lights on or off .
Failure to observe this warning may cause severe injuries
and possible loss of life.
Keep inflammable products away from heat, flames and
sparks.
Secure the pump, connections and all points of contact
in order to avoid vibrations and the generation of electrical
contacts and shocks.
The passage of product at high speeds through the pump
and the hoses may cause sparks. These sparks can set fire
to the solvent vapours and to the product being applied,
to the powder particles and other inflammable substances,
whether application takes place indoors or outdoors, and
there is a risk of fire or explosion as well as of serious injury
and material damage.
If sparks are caused by static electricity or if the slightest
discharge is felt, STOP DISTRIBUTION IMMEDIATELY. Stop
the system until the problem has been identified and
corrected.
Moving parts are liable to injure or amputate fingers or
others parts of the body. Keep away from moving parts
at start-up or when using a pump. Before checking or

SAFETY ADVICE

WARNING
RISK OF FIRE OR EXPLOSION
In order to prevent the risk of static electricity, the
equipment must be grounded in accordance with the
paragraph "Grounding" .
Grounding
To avoid risks deriving from static electricity, ground the
spray gun and all spraying equipment being used or
which are in the spraying area. CHECK the characteristics
of the local electrical supply for detailed grounding
instructions, corresponding to the area and the type of
equipment used. CHECK the grounding of all the spraying
equipment.
Pump equipment: ground the pump. After grounding
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periodically check the electrical continuity to ground.
Product hoses: only hoses with an extension not
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exceeding 50 m may be used, in order to ensure
continuity of the grounding device. See Electrical
Continuity of the Hose.
3 Product container: In accordance with the applicable
legislation in force.
4 All containers of solvents used in spraying, in
accordance with the applicable legislation currently
in force. Use only containers which are metallic and
electrical conductors. Do not place these containers
on non-conductor surfaces such as paper or cardboard
which interrupt the continuity of the grounding of
the element.

RISK FROM MOVING PARTS

servicing the pump, follow the compression procedure
given on page 6 to avoid accidentally starting up the
pump.
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