MINIJET PRO HAAKE access
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The Minijet Pro HAAKE is a molding machine equipped with a hydraulic pressure system and heating system, designed to produce dumbbell-shaped specimens from thermoplastic materials in accordance with ASTM D638 Type IV and Type V specimen geometries.

1. The service fee is calculated based on the number of specimens molded.

2. Service requests must be submitted for available time slots. Please check the schedule before submitting a request.

3. Users must upload the required supporting documents:

   • The Form Detail Pengujian (FDU), which can be downloaded from the Service Documents menu.

   • A photograph of the sample.

4. Incomplete supporting documents may result in the service request being rejected by the verifier.

5. Ensure that the sample name and quantity to be processed match the information provided in the ELSA service request form.

6. The Minijet Pro HAAKE must be operated independently by the researcher under the supervision of the equipment person in charge (PIC).

7. Equipment use is permitted only after the ELSA service request has been fully paid.

• The equipment is intended exclusively for processing thermoplastic materials.

• Maximum processing temperature: 130°C.

• Prohibited materials: PVC, acidic materials, and corrosive materials.

1. Users must understand and follow the equipment's Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) and all laboratory safety instructions before operation.

2. Users must wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE), including heat-resistant gloves when handling hot molds or specimens, as required by the SOP.

3. Users must exercise caution when working with heated surfaces and the hydraulic pressing system to prevent burns, crushing injuries, or other accidents.

4. Keep hands, fingers, and other body parts away from the mold and pressing area while the equipment is operating.

5. Do not exceed the maximum processing temperature of 130°C or operate the equipment outside its specified operating limits.

6. Only suitable thermoplastic materials may be processed. PVC, acidic materials, and corrosive materials are strictly prohibited.

7. Any unusual noise, leakage, malfunction, or other unsafe condition must be reported immediately to the equipment PIC. Stop operation if it is safe to do so.

8. Users must not modify, dismantle, or repair the equipment without authorization from the equipment PIC.

9. Users must not leave the equipment unattended during operation.

10. Allow the mold and specimens to cool to a safe handling temperature before removing or handling them.

1. Users are responsible for cleaning the mold and work area after completing the molding process, following the equipment SOP.

2. Remove residual thermoplastic material from the mold and surrounding work area only after the equipment has reached a safe temperature and the cleaning procedure has been approved.

3. Use only appropriate cleaning tools and methods to avoid scratching, damaging, or contaminating the mold and equipment.

4. Do not use solvents or cleaning agents that may damage the mold, equipment surfaces, or components.

5. Ensure that the mold and work area are clean and free of residual material before leaving the laboratory.

6. Dispose of material residues and waste according to laboratory waste-management procedures.

7. Report any damage, contamination, or abnormal equipment condition to the equipment PIC immediately.

8. Users are responsible for the safe handling and suitability of their materials, compliance with laboratory procedures, and cleanliness of the equipment and work area after use.