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Safety
1.0.1 Residual risks
The residual risks are risks that were not completely
eliminated by means of integrated protective measures
during design stage (section 4 of UNI EN ISO 12100-
2) or the implementation of complementary protective
measures (section 4 of UNI EN ISO 12100-2) (guards
and safety devices).
Such residual risks can be reduced even further by
following the instructions (section 6 of UNI EN ISO
12100-2) specifying in particular:
•
danger indications
•
required training
•
personal protective equipment that must be used
•
safe working procedures.
Danger of crushing
DANGEROUS AREAS - RESIDUAL RISKS:
Danger of crushing between machine fi xed and mobile
parts, such as:
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between tool and parts below (wheel or rim / tyre
support)
•
between bead breaker unit parts and machine fi xed
parts or wheel being processed
•
between bead presser unit parts and parts below
bead breaker unit or rim / tyre parts when placed
on wheel support
•
between wheel / tyre rotating support and bead
presser unit parts used for the operation
•
between wheel / tyre rotating support and tool
being used
•
between tower and machine fi xed parts (movement
from tilted to vertical).
Danger of crushing between machine external mobile
and fi xed parts (see point 1.1).
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between tower and surrounding fi xed parts, e.g.
walls, pillars, other machines (movement from
vertical to tilted).
Entrapping hazard
DANGEROUS AREAS - RESIDUAL RISKS:
Risk of entrapping of clothes or gloves worn during the
operations caused by:
•
surface of rotating tyre.
Dragging and trapping hazard
DANGEROUS AREAS - RESIDUAL RISKS:
Risk of dragging or trapping caused by the rotation of
wheel / tyre support:
•
between wheel / tyre rotating support and bead
presser unit parts used for the operation
•
between wheel / tyre rotating support and tool
being used.
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