milling of t-slots - Horn USA, Inc.

METAL CUTTING SAFETY
During metal cutting "hot flying chips" may be projected from the workpiece
or a rotating part of the machine tool. If carbide is subjected to over-stress
or severe impact, it may fracture causing small fragments to be dispelled.
In such instances, certains precautions should be implemented to protect
the operator(s) and/or observer(s) against "hot flying chips.
Boring operations or applications "tempts" the operator to "lean over" the
rotating workpiece to check the cutting action. Extra caution should be
exercised in doing this and it is recommended that no one practice this
habit while tools or machinery or both are spinning, turning, rotating etc.
Grinding products in this catalog will produce dust and/or mist that may be
hazardous. See material data safety sheets (available upon request).
HORN USA Inc. has no control over conditions to which it's products may
be or subjected to. Therefore it is highly recommended that the user of
HORN USA Inc. products listed in this catalog and all the literature of
this company, abide by the standards of use for their particular cutting
machines and commonly used safety precautions.
Designs and/or specifications of products listed in this catalog and all
the literature of HORN USA Inc. are subject to change without notice.
Any modification of these products by the customer or user may void
specifications and guarantees listed.
HORN USA Inc. cautions every user and/or observer to wear safety
glasses when using any product listed in this catalog and all the literature
of HORN USA Inc. which made be distributed in conjunction with any
HORN product.
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