Handling Consumable Items

When the printer is in a poorly ventilated area, it is recommended that anyone filling the machine with ink wear an organic vapor mask or similar protection in order to prevent the direct inhalation of ink vapors.

The inhalation of ink vapors can lead to sharp pain in the respiratory system, vertigo, weakness, tiredness, nausea, headaches, and unconsciousness. In this situation, move to another area with fresh air and take a posture that facilitates respiration.

• As this ink causes severe eye irritation, wear protective eyewear and make sure that the ink does not come into contact with your eyes.

  If it does, wash your eyes carefully with water for several minutes. If you are wearing contact lenses that can be easily removed, remove them. After removing the contact lenses, continue to wash your eyes. If irritation persists, consult a doctor for treatment.

• This ink may have adverse effects on fertility and unborn children.

  Read and understand the safety precautions before handling the ink; wear protective equipment (protective gloves, protective clothing, protective eyewear, face protection); and take care so that ink does not come into contact with your skin, eyes, and clothing. If it does, wash them thoroughly. Also, be sure to handle the ink in a place with suitable ventilation, and after use, store it in a cool place. Dispose of ink and containers in an approved waste treatment facility (or entrust the disposal to an industrial waste disposal service).

• As this ink is toxic to aquatic organisms such as fish and algae, do not release it into rivers or the sea.

Be careful not to accidentally swallow ink or cleaning liquid for maintenance.

Swallowing them may cause abdominal discomfort, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, etc. If you accidentally swallow ink, dilute it instead of vomiting. Consult a doctor immediately.

Be careful not to spill ink. Prevent ink from draining to natural water systems and domestic wastewater.

Ink is highly irritating or toxic.

Store ink in a cool, dark place. Also store the ink in a place that can be locked so that the ink is out of the reach of children.

Store cleaning liquid for maintenance in a cool and dark place and in a place that is out of the reach of children.

• While replacing ink, be sure to wear gloves, a protective apron, and other protection so that ink does not come into contact with your skin.

  If your skin is smeared with ink, strong pains, degreasing, dermatitis, etc. may occur. If your skin is smeared with ink, immediately take off your contaminated clothing and wash the affected area with soap and water. Then, consult a doctor. If you will reuse contaminated clothing, wash it promptly after contamination.

• Replace gloves regularly. Also wash protection regularly.

  After performing work and before eating or drinking, wash your hands and any other exposed parts with soap and water. It is recommended to wear a coverall, clothes with long sleeves, and similar clothing to ensure that skin is not exposed.

Do not subject ink bottles to impacts.

Doing so might cause the ink to leak.