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User Guide
English
Eden260V
3-D Printer System
DOC-32011 Rev. A
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Trademarks
ThefollowingareregisteredtrademarksofStratasysLtd.:Stratasys
®
,Objet
®
,FullCure
®
.
ThefollowingaretrademarksofStratasysLtd.:Eden,Eden500V,Eden350V,Eden350,Eden330,
Eden260,Eden260V,Eden250,Connex,Connex500,Connex350,Objet30,Objet30Pro,Objet30
OrthoDesk,Objet30Scholar,Objet24,Alaris,Alaris30,PolyJet,PolyJetMatrix,CADMatrix,PolyLog,
ObjetStudio,JobManager,SHR,Clear,Durus,DurusWhite,MED610,MED690,ObjetGreen,
RoseClear,TangoBlack,TangoBlackPlus,TangoGray,TangoPlus,VeroBlue,VeroGray ,V
ero
White,
VeroWhitePlus,VeroBlack.
MicrosoftandMicrosoftXParetrademarksof MicrosoftCorporation.
Allnamesofproductsandservicescitedinthisbookaretrademarksorregisteredtrademarksoftheir
respectivecompanies.
FCC Compliance
Theequipmentreferredtointhisguidehasbeentestedandfoundtocomplywiththelimitsfora
ClassAdevicepursuanttopart15oftheFCCrules.Theselimitsprovidereasonableprotection
againstharmfulinterferencewhentheequipmentisoperatedinacommercialenvironment.Objet3D
printingsystemsgenerate,usean
dcanra
diateradiofrequencyenergyand,ifnotinstalledandused
inaccordancewiththeinstructionmanual,maycauseharmfulinterferencetoradiocommunications.
Operationofthisequipmentinaresidentialareaislikelytocauseharmfulinterference,inwhichcase
theuserwillberequiredtocorrectth
einte
rferenceathisownexpense.
The3Dprinterreferredtointhisguidecontainsatransmittermodule,FCCIDYH6RFID.
NOTE
:StratasysisnotresponsibleforradioorTVinterferencecausedbyunauthorizedmodification
tothisequipment.Suchmodificationcouldvoidtheusersauthoritytooperatetheequipment.
Equipment Recycling
IntheEuropeanUnion,thissymbolindicatesthatwhenthelastuserwishestodiscardaproduct,it
mustbesenttoappropriatefacilitiesforrecoveryandrecycling.Forinformationaboutproper
disposal,checkyourpurchasecontract,orcontactthesupplieroftheequipment.

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maybestatedspecificallyinyourcontract,StratasysLtd.expresslydisclaimsallwarrantiesofany
kind,whetherexpressorimplied,including,butnotlimitedto,anyimpliedwarrantiesof
merchantability,fitnessforaparticularpu
rpo
seandnoninfringement.
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special,consequentialorexemplarydamages,includingbutnotlimitedto,damagesforlossofprofits,
goodwill,use,dataorotherintangiblelosses(evenifStratasyshasbeenadvisedofthep
ossibilityof
suchda
mages),resultingfrom:(i)theuseortheinabilitytousetheproductorsoftware;(ii)thecostof
procurementofsubstitutegoodsandservicesresultingfromanyproducts,goods,data,software,
informationorservicespurchased;(iii)unauthorizedaccesstooralterationofyourproducts,software
ordata;(iv
)statementsorco
nductofanythirdparty;(v)anyothermatterrelatingtotheproduct,
software,orservices.
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Patents
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DOC32011
RevisionA
March2013
DOC-32011 Rev. A
1AboutThisGuide
UsingThisGuide ............................................................................................................................... 1–2
ForMoreInformation........................................................................................................................ 1–2
TermsUsedinThisGuide................................................................................................................ 1–3
2 Safety
SafetyFeatures ................................................................................................................................... 2–2
SymbolsandWarningLabels .......................................................................................................... 2–3
SafetyGuidelines ............................................................................................................................... 2–4
PrinterInstallation .............................................................................................................................. 2–4
PrinterOperation ................................................................................................................................ 2–4
UVRadiation ....................................................................................................................................... 2–4
PrinterMaintenance ........................................................................................................................... 2–4
ModelandSupportMaterials ........................................................................................................... 2–5
FirstAidforWorkingwithPrintingMaterials.............................................................................. 2–6
ContactwithSkin................................................................................................................................ 2–6
ContactwithEyes ............................................................................................................................... 2–6
Ingestion............................................................................................................................................... 2–6
Inhalation ............................................................................................................................................. 2–6
WasteDisposal ................................................................................................................................... 2–7
3 IntroducingtheEden 3D PrintingSystem
WorkConfigurations......................................................................................................................... 3–2
SourceFiles ......................................................................................................................................... 3–4
STLFiles ............................................................................................................................................... 3–4
SLCFiles............................................................................................................................................... 3–4
PrintingMaterials .............................................................................................................................. 3–4
Storage .................................................................................................................................................. 3–5
ShelfLife............................................................................................................................................... 3–5
ExposuretoLight................................................................................................................................ 3–5
SafetyConsiderations......................................................................................................................... 3–5
Disposal................................................................................................................................................ 3–5
WorkEnvironment............................................................................................................................ 3–6
WorkstationRequirements............................................................................................................... 3–7
PreparingFilesforUsewithObjet3DPrintingSystems............................................................ 3–8
ConvertingCADFilestoSTLFormat.............................................................................................. 3–8
ConvertingFilestoSLCFormat ....................................................................................................... 3–8
ObjetStudioSoftware ....................................................................................................................... 3–9
4 InstallingObjetSoftware
HowtoInstallSoftwarefortheEden 3D Printing System......................................................... 4–2
Contents
Eden260V
vi
5UsingObjetStudio
ObjetStudioInterface........................................................................................................................ 5–3
RibbonCommands..............................................................................................................................5–5
ObjetStudioCommandsMenu.........................................................................................................5–7
ModelTreePane..................................................................................................................................5–7
PreparingModelsforProduction.................................................................................................... 5–8
OBJDFFiles:Overview.......................................................................................................................5–8
Model Files ...........................................................................................................................................5–8
PlacingObjectsontheBuildTray.....................................................................................................5–8
OpeningObjetTrayFiles. .................................................................................................................5–12
QuickAccessModelCommands....................................................................................................5–14
CopyingandPastingObjects...........................................................................................................5–15
SelectingObjects ................................................................................................................................5–16
SurfaceFinish.....................................................................................................................................5–16
PositioningObjectsontheBuildTray .......................................................................................... 5–17
AutomaticOrientation......................................................................................................................5–17
AutomaticPlacement........................................................................................................................5–18
ManualPositioning ...........................................................................................................................5–18
ModelOrientation............................................................................................................................ 5–19
ManipulatingObjectsontheBuildTray ...................................................................................... 5–20
PositioningObjectsontheZAxis...................................................................................................5–20
ValidObjectPlacement.....................................................................................................................5–21
UsingaGridtoPositionObjects .....................................................................................................5–22
MeasurementUnits...........................................................................................................................5–23
SettingModelDimensions ...............................................................................................................5–24
RepositioningObjects .......................................................................................................................5–24
ChanginganObject’sOrientation...................................................................................................5–26
FreezingModelOrientation.............................................................................................................5–27
DisplayOptions................................................................................................................................ 5–28
ViewingObjects.................................................................................................................................5–28
ScreenLayout.....................................................................................................................................5–30
TrayPerspective ................................................................................................................................5–31
SettingObjectColors.........................................................................................................................5–32
LoadingLargeFiles...........................................................................................................................5–33
LargeFileManipulation ...................................................................................................................5–33
ZoomOptions ....................................................................................................................................5–35
HandlingCompletedTrays............................................................................................................ 5–36
TrayValidation ..................................................................................................................................5–36
HighQuality/SpeedSetting .............................................................................................................5–37
ProductionEstimates ........................................................................................................................5–37
EmailingObjetDigitalFiles............................................................................................................5–38
PrintingtheTrayFile ........................................................................................................................5–38
ApplyingAdditionalObjetStudioFeatures ................................................................................ 5–39
DividingObjects ................................................................................................................................5–39
ChoosingtheSupportStrength.......................................................................................................5–40
“Hollow”—FillingModelswithSupportMaterial......................................................................5–41
DisplayingtheCrossSectionofObjects.........................................................................................5–42
SavingtheScreenDisplayasanImage File ..................................................................................5–43
ExportingandImportingObjetBuildTrays .................................................................................5–44
CustomizingObjetStudio............................................................................................................... 5–45
CreatingaQuickAccessToolbar ....................................................................................................5–45
HidingtheRibbon.............................................................................................................................5–46
DisplayColors....................................................................................................................................5–47
KeyboardShortcuts...........................................................................................................................5–48
SettingUserPreferences...................................................................................................................5–49
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ProfessionalModeFeatures ........................................................................................................... 5–50
DefaultSettings ................................................................................................................................. 5–51
OpenGLDriverConfiguration ...................................................................................................... 5–52
ModelScalingAccuracy .................................................................................................................. 5–54
GettingAdditionalObjetStudioAssistance................................................................................ 5–56
MonitoringandManagingPrintJobs ........................................................................................... 5–57
JobManagerScreen .......................................................................................................................... 5–57
SettingthePrinterConnection........................................................................................................ 5–59
OfflineMode .................................................................................................................................... 5–60
SettingtheRemotePrinterConnection(ClientMode)................................................................ 5–62
JobManagerCommands ................................................................................................................. 5–62
ConfiguringUserAlerts................................................................................................................... 5–65
PrintingtheTray ............................................................................................................................... 5–66
AdditionalServerFeatures.............................................................................................................. 5–66
6 Operating&MaintainingtheEden260V3DPrinter
StartingtheEden260VPrinter ......................................................................................................... 6–2
LoadingModelandSupportCartridges ........................................................................................ 6–4
ProducingModels.............................................................................................................................. 6–5
PrinterInterfaceColor Key................................................................................................................ 6–7
PrintingIndicators.............................................................................................................................. 6–8
ResumingProductionAfterPrintinghasStopped ....................................................................... 6–9
ChangingtheModelMaterial........................................................................................................ 6–10
KeepingthePrinterinIdleMode.................................................................................................. 6–15
ShuttingDownthePrinter ............................................................................................................. 6–16
MaintainingthePrinter................................................................................................................... 6–18
RoutineMaintenanceSchedule....................................................................................................... 6–18
CleaningthePrintHeads................................................................................................................. 6–19
PatternTest ........................................................................................................................................ 6–21
ImprovingPrintQuality .................................................................................................................. 6–22
CleaningandReplacingtheWiper ................................................................................................ 6–23
CleaningtheRollerWasteCollectorandInspectingtheRollerScraper .................................. 6–25
ReplacingtheRollerScraper ........................................................................................................... 6–28
AligningthePr
intHeads.
................................................................................................................ 6–30
CalibratingPrintHeads ................................................................................................................... 6–34
ReplacingPrint Heads...................................................................................................................... 6–40
CalibratingtheLoadCells ............................................................................................................... 6–49
ReplacingtheOdorFilter ................................................................................................................ 6–51
ReplacingtheUVLamps ................................................................................................................. 6–51
BuiltinTests ...................................................................................................................................... 6–56
ReplacingtheWasteContainer....................................................................................................... 6–61
CleaningtheEx
ter
iorPanels ........................................................................................................... 6–63
7 HandlingPrintedModels
RemovingModelsAfterPrinting .................................................................................................... 7–2
RemovingtheSupportMaterial ...................................................................................................... 7–2
StoringModels ................................................................................................................................... 7–3
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About This Guide
UsingThisGuide................................................................................. 2
ForMoreInformation ......................................................................... 2
TermsUsedinThisGuide.................................................................. 3
About This Guide
1–2
DOC-32011 Rev. A
Using This Guide
Thisuserguideprovidesinstructionsforinstalling,operatingand
maintainingEden3Dprintingsystems.Itexplainshowtousefeatures,
andprovidespracticalexamplestoguideyouasyouusethesystem.
ThetextandfiguresinthisguidearebasedontheEden260V3Dprinter,
printersoftwareversion27.3andObjetStudiosoftw
areversion9.0.10.
Thisguideassumesthat:
allthehardware,software,andnetworkcomponentsofyourEden
systemareinstalled,configured,andoperatingcorrectly.
theoperatorhasaworkingknowledgeoftheWindows
®
PCplatform.
For More Information
Visithttp://www.stratasys.com/ for more detailsabo utStratasystechnology,
productsandconsumables,andforserviceandsupportcontacts.
ForotherdocumentsthatrelatetoEden260V3D printingsystems,andfor
thisdocumentinotherlanguages,contactyourregionalStratasys Customer
Supportoffice.
Ifyouhaveanyquestionsabouttheinformationpresentedinthis
document,orifyouhaveanycommentsorsuggestionsfo
rfutureeditions,
pleasesendamessagetoc-support@stratasys.com.
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Eden260V User Guide
Terms Used in This Guide
buildtray InObjetStudio:Thesurfacedisplayedonthescreenthat
representstheactualbuildtrayintheprinter.
Intheprinter:Thesurfaceuponwhichmodelsareproduced.
cleaningfluid Cleanserforflushingmodelfeedtubesandtheprinting
block,usedtocompletelyremovemodelmaterialfromthe
systembeforeloadingano
thertypeofmateria
lintheprinter.
Thecleaningfluidissuppliedinmodelmaterialcartridges.
client/userworkstation TheworkstationonwhichObjetsoftwareisinstalled,used
forpreparingbuildtraysforproductiononObjetprinters.
(Thereisnolimittothenumberofclientworkstationsinthe
localnetwork.)
Eden™printer TheObjet3Dprint
erreferredtointhisguide.
Printercomputer ThecomputerinsidetheEdenprinterthatoperatesit.(Thisis
sometimesreferredtoasthe“embedded”computer.)
Printerinterface TheGUI(graphicaluserinterface)usedforcontrollingthe
Edenprinter.
Printersoftware SoftwarerunningonthecomputerinsidetheEdenprinter,
thatcontrolsallprinteropera
tions.
host/serverworkst
ation TheworkstationthatinterfacesdirectlywiththeEdenprinter
andistypicallypositionednexttoit.
JobManager™ ThepartofObjetStudiosoftwarethatmanagesproduction
jobsbeforetheyaresenttotheEdenprinter.
Modelmaterial Materialusedforbuildingmodels.
ObjetStudio™ Thesoftwarewithwhichuserspreparejobsforproducing
models.
OBJTF(Obje
tTrayFormat) Theextensionofafilethatcontainsalloftheinformation
neededforamodelprintingjobonObjet3Dprinters.An
objtffileisusedtosendaprintjobtoanObjet3Dprinter.
OBJZF(ObjetZFormat) Theexte
nsionofacompressed“wrapperfilecontainingall
ofthefilesusedinanObjetStudiobuildtray.Usingobjzffiles,
aprintingjobcanbesavedasasinglefile,forconvenient
storageandtransfer.
resin Thebasesubstancefromwhichphotopolymerprinting
materialsaremadeforuseinEdenpr
inters.InObjetStudio
andprinterapplicationscr
eens,“resin”referstocartridgesof
modelandsupportmaterials.
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1–4
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SLC AfiletypeusedwithObjetsoftware.(Thesefilesarebitmaps
ofindividualslicesoftheobject.Formoreinformation,see
page 3 4.)
STL AfiletypeusedwithObjetsoftware.(Formoreinformation,
seepage 34.)
Supportmaterial Materialusedforsupportingthestructureofmodelsduring
production.
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Safety
SafetyFeatures..................................................................................... 2
SymbolsandWarningLabels ............................................................ 3
SafetyGuidelines................................................................................. 4
PrinterInstallation ................................................................................ 4
PrinterOperation .................................................................................. 4
UVRadiation ......................................................................................... 4
PrinterMaintenance ............................................................................. 4
ModelandSupportMaterials ............................................................. 5
FirstAidforWorkingwithPrintingMaterials ............................... 6
WasteDisposal..................................................................................... 7
Safety
2–2
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Safety Features
Eden3DprintersaredesignedtocomplywithCEandFCCstandards.
Theyareequippedwiththefollowingsafetyfeatures:
Coverinterlock
switch
ThepowersuppliedtotheUVlamp,thetray
heaterandthemotionmotorsisturnedoff
whenthecoverisopened.
WARNING:Donotdefeat(override)the
interlockswitch.Doingsocouldresultin
seriouspersonalinjury.Iftheinterlockswitch
doesnotfunctioncorrectly,donotusethe
printer,andcontactyo
urserviceprovider.
Coverlock Thecoverislockedwhiletheprinteris
working.Itisreleasedwhentheprinterreverts
topauseorstopmode.
WARNING:Donotdefeat(override)the
safetylock.Doingsocouldresultinserious
personalinjury.
Ifthesafetylockdoesnotfunctioncorrectly,do
notusetheprinter
,andcontactyourservi c e
provider.
UVscreen Thetransparentsectionofthecoverblocks
harmfulUVradiation,allowingtheoperatorto
viewthemodelasitisbeingmade.
Circuitbreaker Thepowertotheprinteristurnedoffincaseof
electricalovercurrent.
Note: The circuit breaker is only accessible to
service personnel.
Groundedchassis Thechassisoftheprinterisgrounded,to
preventelectricalshock.
Note: The power outlet must be properly
grounded, in accordance with the local
electric code, to provide this protection.
If the Eden 3-D printing system is not used as specified in this guide, the
safety features may not provide adequate protection.
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Symbols and Warning Labels
ThisfollowingtableliststhewarninglabelslocatedonorinEdenprinters.
Warning
Symbol
Meaning Location Comments
Hazard
(general)
Onthenameplate
onthebackofthe
printer.
Readtheinstructions
inthisdocument
beforeoperatingthe
printer.
Hotsurface Ontheprinthead
block.
Riskof burns.Donot
touchthissurface
afterprinting.
Highvoltage NeartheUVlamp
connectors.
Nearthepower
supplyenclosures.
Riskofelectricshock.
Ultravi
olet
radiation
NeartheUVlamps. Riskofinjuryfrom
ultravioletradiation.
Safety
2–4
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Safety Guidelines
Thefollowinggeneralguidelines,togetherwiththeinstructionsprovided
throughoutthisuserguide,ensureusersafetywhileoperatingand
maintainingtheEdensystem.Ifthesystemisnotoperatedasspecified,
theuserʹssafetymaybecompromised!
Printer
Installation
¾ Installationandremovaloftheprintershouldonlybedonebyqualified
servicepersonnel.
¾ Connecttheprintertotheelectricoutletusingapowercordthatis
safetycertified.
¾ Theelectricoutletshouldbeeasilyaccessible,neartheprinter.
¾ Neverconnectthepowerplugtoanoutletthatdoesnothaveaground
(earth)wire,andneverdisconnecttheground.Doingsomightexpose
theoperatortoseriousdangerfromelectricshock.
¾ Leaveaminimumof15centimetersbetweenventilationopeningsand
wallsorotherobjects.
Printer
Operation
¾ Theprintershouldonlybeoperatedbypersonstrainedbya Stratasys
customersupportrepresentative.
¾ Allpersonneloperatingormaintainingtheprintershouldknowthe
locationoffirstaidandemergencyequipmentandhowtouseit.Never
blockaccesstothisequipment!
¾ Keepfingersandotherbodypartsclearoftheprintercoverwhen
closingit.
¾ Neverattempttoopenthemaincoveroftheprinterwhileitisworking!
¾ Neveroverridetheinterlocksafetyswitch!
¾ Iftheinterlocksafetyswitcheverfails,donotusetheprinter.
¾ Severalpartsoftheprinterremainextremelyhotevenafterithas
stoppedoperating.AvoidtouchingtheUVlampsandtheprintblock.
UV Radiation
TheUVlampsusedintheprinteremitdangerousradiation.
¾ IftheUVlampsremainonwhentheprintercoverisopen,donotstare
directlyattheUVlight.ShutdowntheprinterandcallyourStratasys
serviceprovider.
Printer
Maintenance
¾ Serviceoperationsshouldbeperformedonlybyqualifiedpersonnel
whohavebeeninstructedinrelevantsafetyprecautions.
¾ NotifycoworkersandthosewhohaveaccesstotheEdensystembefore
beginningnonroutineandhazardouswork.
Report any potential dangers and safety-related accidents to your safety
officer or to other appropriate authorities.
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Model and
Support
Materials
Modelandsupportmaterialsaremadeofchemicalsubstances.Although
precautionsmustbetakenwhenhandlingthesematerialsdirectly,all
modelandsupportmaterialsusedbytheEdensystemarehandledin
sealedcartridges.Normally,operatorsoftheprintershouldneverbe
directlyexposedtohazardousmaterials.Intheunlikelyev entofaleakor
spill,followthein
structionsthatareincludedwiththeprintingmaterial
cartridgeused.
¾ Storecartridgesofmodelandsupportmaterialsindoors,inadryarea
withadequateventilation,between1627degreesCelsius(6081
degreesFahrenheit).Neverexposethemtoflames,heat,sparks,or
directsunlight.
¾ Keepmodelandsupportmaterialsawayfromareaswherefoodand
drinkarestored,preparedandconsumed.
¾ Uncuredprintingmaterialisconsideredahazardoussubstance,
requiringcertainprecautionswhendirectlyhandlingit.Topreventskin
irritation,wearneopreneornitrilegloves.Ifthereisanychancethat
modelandsupportmaterialsmightsplashintotheeyes,wearsafety
goggles.Prolongeddirectcontactwithprintingmaterialscancausean
allergicreaction.
¾ WhenhandlingUVcuredmodelsthatmaynotbecompletelycuredon
thesurface,commonlatexglovesareadequate.
¾ Topreventrespiratoryirritation,ventilateareaswheremodeland
supportmaterialsareused.Theventilationsystemshouldtotally
replacetheairatleast20timesperhour.
¾ Cleanupmodelmaterialandsupportmaterialspillswithdisposable
towelsorotherabsorbent,nonreusablematerial,suchassawdustor
activatedcharcoal.Rinsethespillareawithdenaturedorisopropyl
alcohol(IPA),followedbysoapandwater .Disposeoftheabsorbent
materialinaccordancewithlocalregulations.
¾ Donotwashcontaminatedclothingathome;clothingshouldbe
professionallylaundered.
¾ Disposeofcontaminatedshoes,beltsandotherleatheritemsin
accordancewithanyapplicableregulations.Absorbedprinting
materialmayreexposetheuserwhentheseitemsareworn.
Safety
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First Aid for Working with Printing Materials
Ingeneral,trytoavoiddirectcontactwithuncuredprintingmaterial.If
skinoreyescomeintocontactwithit,washtheareaimmediatelyand
thoroughlywithwater,andfollowthesefirstaidinstructions.
Contact with
Skin
Ifuncuredprintingmaterialcomesincontactwithskin,washtheaffected
areaimmediatelyandthoroughlywithsoapandcoolwater,thenremove
contaminatedclothing.Payparticularattentiontoflushingthehair,ears,
noseandotherpartsofthebodythatarenoteasilycleaned.
¾ Usecoolwatertopreventskinporesfromopening,sothattheliquid
materialdoesnoteasilypenetratetheskin.
¾ Donotusesolventstocleanskin.
¾ Iflargeareasofskinhavebeenexposed,orifprolongedcontactresults
inblisters,seekmedicalattention.Inanycase,ifirritationpersists,seek
medicalattention.
¾ Avoidtheaccidentaltransferofprintingmaterialfromthehandsto
otherareasofthebody,especiallytotheeyes.
¾ Ifprotectivecreamwasused,donotreapplyituntiltheskinhasbeen
completelycleansed.
Contact with
Eyes
Ifuncuredprintingmaterialcomesincontactwiththeeyes,flush
immediatelywithlargeamountsofwaterfor15minutesandseekmedical
attention.
¾ Avoidsunlight,fluorescentlight,andothersourcesofultraviolet
radiation.
Thewearingofcontactlenseswhenhandlingliquidprintingmaterialsis
notrecommended.Iftheliquidsplashesintotheeyeswhencontactlenses
areworn,immediatelyremovethelensesandflushtheeyeswithwater.
¾ Cleananddisinfectthecontaminatedlenses.
¾ Donotwearcontactlensesuntileyeirritationdisappears.
Ingestion
Ifprintingmaterialisswallowed,refertotheinstructionsincludedwiththe
cartridge.Seekmedicalattentionimmediately.
Inhalation
Vaporsfromprintingmaterialscanbeirritatingtotherespiratorysystem.
Ifrespiratoryirritationoccurs,exposethevictimtofreshairimmediately.
¾ Ifthevictimhasstoppedbreathing,performartificialrespirationor
cardiopulmonaryresuscitation.
¾ Seekmedicalattentionimmediately.
¾ Keepthepatientwarmbutnothot.
¾ Neverfeedanythingbymouthtoanunconsciousperson.
¾ Oxygenshouldbeadministeredbyauthorizedpersonnelonly.
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Waste Disposal
Fullycuredprintedmodelscanbedisposedofasordinaryofficetrash.
However,specialcareisrequiredwhenhandlingprinterwaste.
¾ WhenremovingthewastecontainerfromtheEdenprinter,wear
neopreneornitrilegloves.
¾ Topreventliquidwastefromsplashingintotheeyes,wearsafety
goggles.
¾ LiquidwastefromtheEdenprinterisclassifiedashazardousindustrial
waste.Therefore,printingmaterialwastemustbepackagedand
disposedofinamannerthatpreventshumancontactwithitand
contaminationofwatersources.
¾ Emptymodelmaterialandsupportmaterialcartridgescontainresidue
oftheircontents.Someleakageofthisresiduemayoccurthroughthe
brokencartridgeseal.Therefore,handleandstoreemptycartridges
withcare.
¾ Donotattempttoreuseemptycartridges,anddonotpuncturethem.
¾ Disposeofusedcartridgesandwastecontainersinaccordancewith
localregulations.
¾ Discardcontaminatedclothing,shoes,emptycontainers,etc.,in
accordancewithanyapplicableregulations.
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