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EFI Cretaprint Nozomi 14000 LED Industrial Single Pass Digital Ink Jet Printer safety warning

The EFI Cretaprint Nozomi 14000 LED Industrial Single Pass Digital Ink Jet Printer (serial number 202522), an industrial single‑pass digital ink printer made in Spain and sold under the EFI Cretaprint brand, is affected. It was withdrawn because the guarding interlock switches do not meet BS EN ISO 60204‑1:2018, can be easily bypassed so the machine can run with the guard open, and the control system showed no evidence of interlock monitoring, creating a risk of entrapment. EFI Cretaprint has withdrawn the product from the market and the HSE has instructed the manufacturer not to supply any further machines until they conform to the Supply of Machinery (Safety) Regulations 2008.

What's being recalled

Product Safety Report for EFI Cretaprint Nozomi 14000 LED Industrial Single Pass Digital Ink Jet Printer presenting a risk of entrapment.

Type: Machinery – Printing Machinery

Brand: EFI Cretaprint

Serial Number: 202522

Country of Origin: Spain

Product Description: An industrial single pass digital ink printer.

How to identify it

PSD case number: 2603-0168

Lead Authority: Health and Safety Executive

The hazard

The product presents a risk of entrapment because the machinery guarding interlock switches do not meet the performance level of BS EN ISO 60204-1:2018, and the guard interlock can be easily bypassed, allowing the machine to run with the guard open. The machine user could then access moving parts, leading to a risk of entrapment and/or injury. The machine control system also showed no evidence of interlock switch monitoring to detect faults.

The product does not meet the requirements of the Supply of Machinery (Safety) Regulations 2008 (SMSR).

What to do

The product has been withdrawn from the market by EFI Cretaprint.

The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has instructed the manufacturer, EFI Cretaprint, not to supply any further machines until they can ensure that the machines conform to the essential health and safety requirements of requirements of the Supply of Machinery (Safety) Regulations 2008 (SMSR).

The official notice

This page is a summary of the notice published by Office for Product Safety and Standards, collected from Office for Product Safety and Standards. Check the original before you act on it.

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