Vibration Hazards; Protective Equipment - Würth DSN 160 Traducción Del Manual De Instrucciones De Servicio Original

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Vibration hazards

Appropriate information is essential for car-
rying out a risk assessment of these hazards
and implementing suitable checks.
Vibrations can result in harm to the nerves and
blood supply of the hands and arms.
When working in cold conditions, wear warm
clothing and keep your hands warm and dry.
If you notice any numbness, tingling, pain or
whitening of the skin of your fingers or hands,
consult a qualified occupational health practi-
tioner and tell them about all of your tasks.
Operate and maintain the tool according to
the recommendations in this manual to prevent
an unnecessary increase in the vibration level.
Hold the tool with a light but secure grip be-
cause the risk of vibrations is generally higher if
more force is used during gripping.
If an operator is exposed to tool vibrations
for a long time, there is a risk that they will be
subject to repeating loads.
Additional safety instructions for
Air tools:
Compressed air can cause severe injuries.
Always disconnect the compressed air from the
tool if you are not using it, changing accesso-
ries, carrying out adjustments or repairs, or are
transporting it.
Never direct compressed air towards yourself
or other persons.
Keep your fingers away from the trigger if you
are not actually using the tool.
Look out for damaged hoses because these
can cause severe injuries.
Never pull or carry the tool by the hose.
Always comply with the maximum operating
pressure of 8 bar and use the smallest possible
pressure to minimise noise and vibrations.
Never use oxygen or flammable gases to
operate the device.
Be aware of the temperature of the handle
and the air outlet because these can become
extremely cold due to escaping air.
Safety instructions

Protective equipment

Loose clothing, jewellery or falling objects, noise
and similar hazards could be a hazard for
persons. Persons using this device and who must
remain in the vicinity of the device, must wear
suitable personal protective equipment:
Safety helmet: protects the head against falling
objects
Safety glasses: protect the eyes against falling
objects, such as splinters and dust
Hearing protection: protects the ears against
excess noise
Additional hazards for persons:
Prevent unauthorised persons and children from
accessing the air nailer.
Only use the air nailer if it is in perfect condi-
tion and has been correctly maintained.
Only use the air nailer with a correctly oper-
ating safety loop.
When changing workplace or if the device is
not being used or when it is being transported
or stored, as well as in the event of jams or
maintenance work, the following applies: Keep
your fingers away from the trigger and discon-
nect the compressed air supply.
Slippy handles can result in a loss of control:
Keep the handle dry, clean and free of grease
and oil.
When firing nails, allow for a recoil.
Therefore, during operation, do not hold your
head directly over the air nailer and start with
a low penetration depth.
Ensure you have a safe and well-balanced
posture, especially on platforms as well as on
high and/or inclined, uneven or slippy working
surfaces.
The air nailer must not be used from a ladder.
Air nailers must not be used to close boxes or
crates.
The air nailer must not be used to attach trans-
port locks to vehicles and trucks.
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