Zandstraalcabine Sand blast cabinet: verschil tussen versies

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==== Glass Bead Dust Inhalation Risk ====
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==== (Abrasive) Dust Inhalation Risk ====
The glass beads used for blasting are very small and break during the process, creating sharp fine dust that is harmful when inhaled.
 
  
* Always use respiratory protection, such as a face mask, during blasting, especially when removing the blasted object from the cabinet.
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The blasting-powder, such as glass beads, that used for blasting are very small and generally designed to be abrasive. They also break during the process, creating sharp fine dust that is generally also very abrasive.  
  
* Wear respiratory protection when removing used glass beads or replenishing with new ones.
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Small abrasive particles, such as those that contain quarts, are harmful when inhaled. Likewise - the blasting-powder may contain (old lead) paint or other remnants of the blasted object that are harmful to your heath.
  
* Place used glass beads in two plastic bags (one inside the other) for extra protection before disposing of them in the waste container.
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* Use respiratory protection when there is a risk of inhaling any dust. Such as when
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** You remove objects from the chamber.
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** Or when removing used glass beads or replenishing with new ones.
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Used abrasive should be double-bagged (two plastic bags, one inside the other) for extra protection when disposed.
  
 
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Versie van 3 okt 2024 om 12:42

Safety

(Abrasive) Dust Inhalation Risk

The blasting-powder, such as glass beads, that used for blasting are very small and generally designed to be abrasive. They also break during the process, creating sharp fine dust that is generally also very abrasive.

Small abrasive particles, such as those that contain quarts, are harmful when inhaled. Likewise - the blasting-powder may contain (old lead) paint or other remnants of the blasted object that are harmful to your heath.

  • Use respiratory protection when there is a risk of inhaling any dust. Such as when
    • You remove objects from the chamber.
    • Or when removing used glass beads or replenishing with new ones.

Used abrasive should be double-bagged (two plastic bags, one inside the other) for extra protection when disposed.

Contamination Risk

When using the sandblasting cabinet, be aware that the sandblasting cabinet may contain contaminants like paint, chemicals, or rust from previous projects. If your object will come into contact with food, skin, or needs to be clean, make sure to thoroughly clean it after sandblasting.

Avoid directing the blast toward your fingers

The thick rubber gloves are not as durable as they appear, and it can be very painful if the abrasive breaks through them.

Gebruik

Zorg er voor dat:

  1. de grote perslucht compressor aan staat, want de zandstraalcabine heeft luchtdruk nodig
  2. De afzuiging aan staat
  3. De afzuigklep bij de zandstraler open staat (en op andere plaatsen dicht, anders verlies je onderdruk. Na gebruik weer sluiten!)
  4. De zandstraalcabine aan staat (knop aan de linker zijkant en de masterswitch aan de muur!)


Voor meer informatie over glas zandstralen zie: Glas Zandstralen

Locatie

Ga naar de grote werkplaats. De zandstraal cabine staat meteen rechts; achterin de lashoek.