Printing Press (Cylinder) (Heidelberg)

Version: 1.0

Updated: 1 December 2024

Document Summary

This Safe Work Procedure outlines the safe operation, maintenance, and precautions for the Heidelberg cylinder printing press. Only trained and authorized personnel may operate the machine, strictly adhering to manufacturer instructions. Pre-start checks involve ensuring the workspace is clean, inspecting all moving parts for debris, confirming guards are operational, and testing emergency stop controls.

During operation, safeguards include securing the cylinder and plate, removing tools from the platen, and ensuring proper fitting of all guards. Operators must avoid loose clothing, jewelry, or long hair near moving parts and wear hearing protection due to hazardous noise levels. Maintenance tasks require disconnecting power, cleaning dust filters, and avoiding direct contact with solvents and moving components. Adhering to these protocols ensures safe and efficient machine use.

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