ISO 13852:1996 PDF Download

ISO 13852:1996 is a standard that provides guidelines for determining safety distances in order to prevent danger zones from being accessed by the upper limbs of individuals aged 3 and above. The standard specifies the required distances to ensure the safety of individuals, without the need for additional aid or protective measures.

These safety distances are established to guarantee that adequate safety can be achieved solely by maintaining appropriate distances between individuals and the potential danger zones. By following these recommended distances, the risk of accidental contact or injury caused by the upper limbs can be minimized or eliminated.

ISO 13852:1996 is designed to be used as a reference for the design and implementation of machinery and equipment, with the aim of ensuring the safety of operators and other individuals in proximity to the machinery. Compliance with the standard helps to create a safer working environment and reduces the likelihood of accidents or injuries associated with the use of machinery by preventing access to danger zones by the upper limbs.