3D Systems ProX DMP 300 User Manual - System Specification
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3D SYSTEMS, INC
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PN:80-D27 Rev.B
EUROPEAN DIRECTIVES
European directive 89/686/CE in Europe
For Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), the employer is required to:
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Provide the appropriate PPE,
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Check the correct choice of PPE has been made in relation to the risks involved,
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Ensure that PPE is used effectively,
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Check their conformity,
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Notify the people responsible for their implementation (workshop manager, etc .),
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Make sure that any PPE are in proper working order and are correctly maintained,
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Notify the users about the risks from which they are protected by the PPE and
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Train the users .
Conforming PPE (self-certified or certified by an accredited body) shall be marked both visibly and indelibly with (CE marking
for Europe):
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The manufacturer’s name and logo,
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PPE trade name or reference,
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Filtration classification with applicable regulation.
PPE must be delivered with a notice as well as a declaration of conformity to applicable regulations (to the main
requirements of European directive 89/686/CE in Europe) .
Following measures should be practiced, to ensure that PPE provided is properly used :
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PPE must be used in accordance with the instructions provided,
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PPE must be inspected before each use . Damaged equipment should be removed .
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Reasonable care of any PPE must be taken by employees,
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Employees should carry out maintenance to make sure the equipment continues to provide the degree of
protection for which it is designed (according to the manufacturer’s maintenance).
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Maintenance should include : cleaning, inspection, replacement . Repairs must only be carried out by competent
personnel .
Operator safety
Components approved in accordance with standards EN 60204-1 (safety of machinery):
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Emergency stop (as per IEC 947-5-1): the emergency stop is located on the control display; it activates immediate shut-
down of the following components: oven, laser, motors, turbine, as well as the pneumatic drives,
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Emergency shutdown (as per IEC 947-3): this involves a circuit-breaker located on the network upstream of the ma-
chine . It can be used to cut off the power supply to the machine in a single operation,
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Disconnection from electricity grid: this involves the main isolating switch located on the machine’s connection panel.
When the machine is off this device isolates the machine from the network and enables electrical isolation (subject to
the state of the Uninterruptable Power Supply),
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Safety switches (as per EN 1088): these devices isolate the laser when opening one of the main doors or the scan head .
They make it possible to lock and unlock the main doors, and
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Laser safety window (as per EN 207): this device is located on the front face of the machine and enables the operator
to look inside the chamber while being protected from laser reflections. There is, therefore, no need to wear laser eye
protectors when the system is in normal operating mode .
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SYSTEM SPECIFICATION
THE PROX® DMP300 SYSTEM
This section lists all of the equipment that is provided as a part of the ProX® DMP300 . For more detail on product
specification, please refer to the ProX® DMP300 Facility Guide.
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Main cabinet
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Control cabinet, and Supply cabinet
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Process filter with its transportation cart