Operating instructions

AirCompressor

HazardWarnings(cont'd)

Riskof Eyeor HeadInjury

What could happen:

• Air powered equipment and power tools are capable

of propelling materials such as fasteners, metal chips,

saw dust, and other debris at high speed, which could

resultin seriouseye injury.

• Compressed air can be hazardous.The air stream

can cause injuryto softtissueareas such as eyes,

ears, etc. Particlesor objectspropelledby the stream

can cause injury.

• Toolattachmentscan become loose or breakand fly

apart propellingparticlesat theoperatorand others in

the work area.

How to prevent it:

• Alwayswear ANSI approvedZ87.1 safety glasses withside shields.

• Never leave operatingtool unattended.Disconnectair hosewhen tool is

notin use.

• Foradditionalprotection, use an approved face shieldin additionto

safety glasses.

• Make surethat any attachmentsare securelyassembled.

• Never pointany nozzle or sprayertoward a personor any partof the

body.Equipmentcan cause seriousinjuryifthe spray penetratesthe

skin.