Supply system for flammable liquids

Technical description and operating instructions

 Supply and waste disposal system – Product group 5 – Version

Supply and waste disposal system – Product group 5 – Version 04.14 (EN)
 Supply system for flammable liquids
Table of contents

Safety
Table of contents

General Safety Instructions . . . . . . . . . . . .... ... .. 2

Warning instructions and their meaning . . .... ... .. 3
Correct use . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... ... .. 3
Work performed by WALDNER . . . . . . . . .... ... .. 4
Compliance with standards . . . . . . . . . . . .... ... .. 4
Ex-proof area. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... ... .. 5
Description
Designs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Cyclic supply . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Continuous supply . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Operation
Specific safety instructions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Replacing containers during cyclic supply . . . . . . . . 12
Replacing a container during continuous supply . . . 12
Help
Malfunctions during general operation . . . . . . . . . . . 14
Technical data
Supply system for flammable liquids . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
Standards and technical rules
Quality, health and safety at work . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
Laboratory furniture and school furniture . . . . . . . . . 16
Outlets and pipe systems . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
Electrical engineering and electronics . . . . . . . . . . . 19
Supply and waste disposal system – Product group 5 – Version 04.14 (EN)

1
 Supply system for flammable liquids
Safety

General Safety Instructions

Safety

It is imperative that the following safety instructions are

observed when using WALDNER laboratory furniture:
• If you smell gas, immediately open all windows and do
not operate any electrical control units (e. g. light
switches).
• In the event of a fire, inform the Fire Brigade without
delay and fight the fire with a fire extinguisher until the
Fire Brigade arrives.
• Always keep the access to emergency showers, eye
showers and emergency exits clear.
• Always wear appropriate safety clothing in laboratories.
• In the event of an accident with electrical power,
immediately operate the emergency stop button.
• Only perform hazardous tasks on your own when
another person can provide first-aid in an emergency.
• Only use items of equipment that have been tested and
are in correct working order.
• Have any defects rectified without delay and inform your
supervisor.
• Only leave the workplace if the continuous supervision
of your work is unnecessary or if another person takes
over supervision.
• Only work outside normal working hours if it is not
possible to perform the work at another time and always
take suitable precautionary measures.
• Store hazardous materials in such a way that they do
not create a hazard to health or the environment.

Always observe the following directives, specifications and

regulations:
• Guidelines for the Laboratories of Professional
Supply and waste disposal system – Product group 5 – Version 04.14 (EN)

Associations (BGI/GUV-I 850-0)

• Health and safety regulations
– Prevention Guidelines (GUV-V A1)
– Accident Prevention Regulations for Schools (GUV-
VS1)
– Guidelines for Safety in Classrooms (GUV-SI 8070)
– Health service (BGV C8)
– Handling carcinogenic hazardous materials
(VBG 113)
• Hazardous Materials Directive
• Workplace Ordinance
• Legal regulations on waste
• Safety data sheets for hazardous substances

2
 Supply system for flammable liquids
Safety

Warning instructions and their meaning

Warning instructions in this document will warn you about
hazards and dangers that can occur when using the
product. The nature and source of the hazard and possible
consequences of failures to observe a warning instruction
are specified in each warning instruction.

The different hazard categories are specified by the

following signal words:
• DANGER is used with warning instructions that could
result in death if they are not observed.
• WARNING is used with warning instructions that could
result in serious injuries if they are not observed.
• CAUTION is used with warning instructions that could
result in minor injuries if they are not observed.
• NOTE is used with warning instructions that could result
in damage if they are not observed.

Warning instructions referring to an entire paragraph might

be identified by additional symbols.

CAUTION
Nature and source of the hazard
Possible consequence of failure to observe
 Information on how to avoid the hazard

Warning instructions without a symbol refer directly to a

Supply and waste disposal system – Product group 5 – Version 04.14 (EN)

specific step.

 WARNING! Danger if warning instructions are not

observed. Always observe information on how to avoid
the hazard.

Correct use
The supply system enables flammable liquids to be safely
stored and made available in the laboratory environment.

To prevent damage to the supply system, compatibility with

the materials in the supply system must be ensured.

3
 Supply system for flammable liquids
Safety

When handling flammable liquids, the information in the

related instruction sheet in accordance with § 20 Gefahr-
Stoff-Verordnung (GefStoffV) (Hazardous Materials
Regulations) is to be observed.

Work performed by WALDNER

Installation and modification of WALDNER laboratory
furniture are only allowed to be performed by WALDNER
service personnel or appropriately qualified and authorised
personnel.

Maintenance work on WALDNER laboratory furniture is

only allowed to be performed by WALDNER service
personnel or appropriately qualified and authorised
personnel. Maintenance work must be performed regularly
every 12 months. The spare parts required must be
recorded in a log.

Compliance with standards

During the planning, manufacture and installation of the
WALDNER laboratory furniture product range, the
applicable specifications such as EN and DIN standards,
DVGW, VDE, BGV and VDI regulations as well as
applicable CE guidelines and other official specifications
and conditions were taken into account. They are listed in
detail in the Standards and technical rules section.
Supply and waste disposal system – Product group 5 – Version 04.14 (EN)

4
 Supply system for flammable liquids
Safety

Ex-proof area
These operating instructions do not contain laboratory
furniture for use in potentially explosive atmospheres (ex-
proof areas).

Separate operating instructions for laboratory furniture for

use in potentially explosive atmospheres are added to the
operating instructions.

Laboratory furniture for use in ex-proof areas are identified

by the ex-proof area symbol.

Ex-proof area symbol

Supply and waste disposal system – Product group 5 – Version 04.14 (EN)

5
 Supply system for flammable liquids
Description

Designs
Description

A special safety cabinet is used for the supply system for

flammable liquids.

The safety cabinet is connected to an extraction system

and an earth wire with equipotential bonding.

The safety cabinet contains suitable containers for storing

and providing flammable liquids.

Using a pressure regulator, the containers are pressurised

to a defined pressure of 0.2 bar (safety valve 0.5 bar). This
enables the flammable liquid to be pumped out of the
containers and to the outlet.

The following types of supply are possible:

• Cyclic supply with different flammable liquids
• Continuous supply with automatic changeover to the
second container
Supply and waste disposal system – Product group 5 – Version 04.14 (EN)

6
 Supply system for flammable liquids
Description

Cyclic supply
There can be up to two drums with flammable liquids in the
safety cabinet with cyclic supply. The containers are
connected to the outlets with separate pipes.

3
4
1
5
6

Cyclic supply
Supply and waste disposal system – Product group 5 – Version 04.14 (EN)

1 Pistol-grip nozzle in the internal workspace

2 Outlet pipe
3 Top-mounted cabinet
4 3-way ball valve
5 Inert gas line
6 Pressure regulator
7 Drum
8 Safety cabinet
As long as there is flammable liquid in the drum, the liquid
can be drawn using the outlet pipe. Replace the drum
when it is impossible to draw any more liquid, see page 12.

7
 Supply system for flammable liquids
Description

Continuous supply
With continuous supply, there are two drums containing the
same flammable liquid in the safety cabinet. The drums are
connected to a monitoring system and are connected to the
outlet via a common pipe.

3
4
1 5
6
7

10
Supply and waste disposal system – Product group 5 – Version 04.14 (EN)

Continuous supply

1 Pistol-grip nozzle in the internal workspace

2 Outlet pipe
3 Top-mounted cabinet
4 3-way ball valve
5 Inert gas line
6 Monitoring system electrical module
7 Pressure regulator
8 Safety cabinet
9 Drum 1
bl Drum 2
The monitoring system detects when a drum is empty when
liquid is drawn and automatically switches to the second
container.

8
 Supply system for flammable liquids
Description

Monitoring system for The two drums are each connected to the pipe to the outlet
continuous supply using a diaphragm valve. Only one diaphragm valve is
open during drainage. A sensor monitors whether liquid is
still being drained. As soon as a drum is empty, the
monitoring system switches to the second container.

Once a drum is empty, this is displayed by an indicator

light on the electrical module. Change the empty drum to
ensure uninterrupted supply, see page 12.

3
2 4
1
5

Monitoring system for continuous supply

1 Illuminated button "Container 1 empty/cancel"

2 Illuminated button "On/Off"
3 Indicator light "Container 1 valve open"
4 Indicator light "Container 2 valve open"
5 Illuminated button "Container 2 empty/cancel"

Control unit Display/function

Illuminated button "On/Off" • Switch on/off the
supply system.
Indicator lights "Container 1 • The diaphragm valve at
Supply and waste disposal system – Product group 5 – Version 04.14 (EN)

valve open" the outlet of the

and
"Container 2 valve open"
Green operation indicator
Illuminated buttons
"Container 1 empty/cancel"
and
"Container 2 empty/cancel"
respective container is
open.
• The monitoring system
is ready for use.
• The respective
container is empty.
• Cancelling container
replacement.

9
 Supply system for flammable liquids
Operation

Specific safety instructions

Operation

It is imperative that the following safety instructions are

observed when using the supply system for flammable
liquids:
• Observe Verordnung für brennbare Flüssigkeiten (VbF)
(Regulations on flammable liquids).
• Note date of manufacture on the containers.
• Always connect containers to earth wire.
• Only store containers with flammable liquids in the
safety cabinet.
• Note safety data sheets for the flammable liquids.
• Note monitoring unit.
• Close the gas supply if it is not going to be used for a
longer period (e.g. overnight).
• Screw threaded adapter to the containers and hand-
tighten.
• Keep supply air and extract air paths clear in the safety
cabinet.
• Only open electrical modules if the entire power supply
has been de-energized.
• Only use materials with an ignition temperature of >
135°C in the supply system for flammable liquids.
• Ensure that the safety cabinet is evacuated with 10
times the air exchange rate.
• Ensure that the outlets are evacuated by means of an
efficient and monitored extract system with the air
volume required by the ventilation data sheets for the
respective fume cupboard. (The ventilation data sheets
refer to an opening height of 500 mm of the sash window
and the maximum tracer gas values recommended by
BG-Chemie.)
• Do not position or operate hot surfaces (especially
Supply and waste disposal system – Product group 5 – Version 04.14 (EN)

Bunsen burners) in the area of the outlets.

• Use only moist cleaning material to clean plastic
surfaces.
• The supply system for flammable liquids must only be
operated by persons trained in dealing with flammable
liquids and working in and near ex-areas.
• Only use suitable containers with a maximum of 1 l
nominal volume when dealing with flammable liquids.
• Wipe up any spilled flammable liquid immediately and
dispose of the cloth appropriately.
• Prior to each filling and emptying process all plugs must
be pulled out of the sockets in the internal workspace
and the sockets must be isolated. (Observe the
operation lamps and ensure they are functioning
properly at regular intervals.)

10
 Supply system for flammable liquids
Operation

Do not operate the supply system for flammable liquids in

the following areas:
• Areas potentially subject to lightning strike
• Areas where electromagnetic waves (radio stations, HF
generators, arcs, laser, etc.) exceed the minimum
ignition energy of 80 µJ
• Areas where an ionising radiation is generated that
exceeds the minimum ignition temperature of 135°C of
the potentially explosive atmosphere
• Areas with ultrasonic sources that could ignite the
material affected by the sonic waves

WARNING
Sparking
Explosion and burns
 Connect containers to earth wires.
 Ensure that sparking is not possible.
 Do not wear clothes or shoes made of plastic.

Storage of acids and alkalis

Corrosion damage on stainless steel components
 Do not work with acids and alkalis with installed solvent
supply systems made of stainless steel or with other
Supply and waste disposal system – Product group 5 – Version 04.14 (EN)

stainless steel components in the internal workspace.

 Only break down chemicals with acid fumes in special
application fume cupboards.

Extremely aggressive flammable liquids

Damage to the supply system
 Prior to connecting containers with aggressive
flammable liquids, check compatibility with the materials
of the supply system.

11
 Supply system for flammable liquids
Operation

Replacing containers during cyclic supply

When a container is empty, it must be removed and a full
container connected.

Removing an empty 1. Open safety cabinet.

container 2. Set the 3 way ball valve to the "Ventilation" position
(vertical).
3. Remove the helical gas supply hose from the container.
4. Remove the metal hose to the outlet pipe from the
container.
5. Remove empty container.
6. Unscrew threaded adapter with tube.
7. Remove earth wire on the container.
8. Close the empty container by hand using the original
cover.
A full container can now be connected.

Connecting a full container 1. Connect earth wire to the full container.

2. Unscrew the original cover.
3. Fit threaded adapter and tighten by hand.
4. Put full container in place.
5. Connect the metal hose to the outlet pipe to the
container.
6. Connect the helical gas supply hose to the container.
7. Set the 3 way ball valve to the "Operation" position
(horizontal).
8. Close safety cabinet.

Replacing a container during continuous supply

An empty container is indicated by the indicator of the
Supply and waste disposal system – Product group 5 – Version 04.14 (EN)

respective illuminated push-button "Container 1 empty/

acknowledge" or "Container 2 empty/acknowledge", and
the corresponding indicator "Container 1 valve open" or
"Container 2 valve open" goes out. In this case, the empty
container must be removed and a full container connected.

To replace a container the following prerequisites must be

met:
• The supply system is switched on.
• The iIlluminated push-button "On/Off" lights up.

Removing an empty 1. Open safety cabinet.

container 2. Set the 3 way ball valve to the "Ventilation" position
(vertical).
3. Remove the helical gas supply hose from the container.
4. Remove the metal hose to the outlet pipe from the
container.

12
 Supply system for flammable liquids
Operation

5. Remove empty container.

6. Unscrew threaded adapter with tube.
7. Remove earth wire on the container.
8. Close the empty container by hand using the original
cover.
A full container can now be connected.

Connecting a full container 1. Connect earth wire to the full container.

2. Unscrew the original cover.
3. Fit threaded adapter and tighten by hand.
4. Put full container in place.
5. Connect the metal hose to the outlet pipe to the
container.
6. Connect the helical gas supply hose to the container.
7. Set the 3 way ball valve to the "Operation" position
(horizontal).
8. Close safety cabinet.
9. Actuate the illuminated push-button "Container 1 empty/
acknowledge" or "Container 2 empty/acknowledge".
The corresponding indicator goes out.
The output valve of the respective container is opened
as soon as the active container is empty. This is
indicated by the respective indicator.
Supply and waste disposal system – Product group 5 – Version 04.14 (EN)

13
 Supply system for flammable liquids
Help

Malfunctions during general operation

Help

Symptom Cause Help

Illuminated push-button "On/
Off" does not light up
Monitoring system does not
work
It is not possible to draw
liquid
Supply and waste disposal system – Product group 5 – Version 04.14 (EN)
No power supply  Check power supply and
automatic circuit breaker
Lamp is faulty  Call customer service
Broken cable  Check threaded adapter
Switch faulty on the container, see
page 12
 Inform customer service
No gas pressure  Check gas pressure

14
 Supply system for flammable liquids
Technical data

Supply system for flammable liquids

Technical data

Technical data

Dimensions
Width [mm] Approx. 600
Depth [mm] Approx. 600
Height [mm] with top-mounted 2700
cabinet
Container 30 l, height [mm] 440
Container 30 l, Ø [mm] 370

Design characteristics
Construction Connection to the ventilation system
Connection to the earth wire with potential
equalisation
Self-closing through current-independent thermal
activation in the case of fire
Shelves, height-adjustable
Tray
Hinged door
Number of containers 30 l 1-2
Cyclic supply With different flammable liquids
Separate pipes to 1-2 containers in the safety cabinet
Continuous supply With automatic changeover to the second container
Common pipe connected to no more than 2 containers
in the safety cabinet
Monitoring system: automatic changeover to the
second container if container is empty
Pressure regulator, solvent Defined pressure of 0.2 bar bar for transporting the
tapping system flammable liquid
Supply and waste disposal system – Product group 5 – Version 04.14 (EN)

Safety valve from 0.5 bar

Outlet, solvent tapping system Solvent pistol flexibly mounted in the internal
workspace
Solvent pistol rigidly mounted in the internal
workspace

15
 Supply system for flammable liquids
Standards and technical rules

Quality, health and safety at work

Standards and technical rules

Name Contents
DIN EN ISO 9001 Quality assurance systems: Model for Quality Assurance
in Design/Development, Production, Installation and
Servicing
DIN EN ISO 14001 Environmental management systems - Requirements
with instructions for use
ProdSG Law governing the provision of products on the market
(Product Safety Act - ProdSG)
TRGS 526 Technical regulations governing hazardous substances

Laboratory furniture and school furniture

Name Contents
DIN EN 14 056 Laboratory furniture - Recommendations for design and
installation
DIN EN 13 150 Workbenches for laboratories: Dimensions, safety
requirements and test methods
DIN EN 14 470-1 Fire-resistant storage cabinets: Safety storage cabinets
for flammable liquids
DIN EN 14 470-2 Fire-resistant storage cabinets: Safety storage cabinets
for pressurised gas cylinders
DIN 12 915 Sinks for laboratory benches
DIN 12 916 Large size tiles for laboratory bench tops
DIN 25 466 Radio-isotope fume cupboards: Construction and
operation requirements
Supply and waste disposal system – Product group 5 – Version 04.14 (EN)

DIN EN 14 175-1 Fume cupboards – Terminology

DIN EN 14 175-2 Fume cupboards - Safety and performance requirements
DIN EN 14 175-3 Fume cupboards - Type test methods
DIN EN 14 175-4 Fume cupboards - On-site test methods
DIN EN 14 175-5 Fume cupboards - Recommendations for installation and
maintenance
DIN EN 14 175-6 Fume cupboards - Variable air volume fume cupboards
DIN EN 14 175-7 Fume cupboards - Fume cupboards for high thermal and
acid loads (special application fume cupboards)
UL 1805 Laboratory Hoods and Cabinets
ASHRAE 110 P Method of Testing Performance of Laboratory Fume
Hoods
DIN 1946 -7 Ventilation and air conditioning: HVAC systems in
laboratories

16
 Supply system for flammable liquids
Standards and technical rules

Name Contents
DIN EN 14 727 Laboratory furniture: Cabinets and shelving for
laboratories – Requirements and test methods
DIN report 147 Requirements and tests of office furniture - Guideline for
the safety requirements for office desks and benches and
office cabinets in Germany
DIN EN 527-1 Work tables and desks: Dimensions
DIN EN 527-2 Work tables and desks: Mechanical safety requirements
DIN EN 527-3 Work tables and desks: Methods of test for the
determination of the stability and the mechanical strength
of the structure
DIN 58125 School construction - Building requirements for the
prevention of accidents

Outlets and pipe systems

Name Contents
DIN EN 806-1 Technical regulations governing drinking water
installations - Part 1: General
DIN EN 806-4 Technical regulations governing drinking water
installations - Part 4: Installation
DIN 1988 -100 Drinking water supply systems (TRWI): Part 100:
Drinking water protection and drinking water quality
control
DIN 1988 -200 Drinking water supply systems (TRWI): Part 200:
Materials, components, appliances, design and
installation
DIN 1988 -300 Drinking water supply systems (TRWI): Pipe sizing
Supply and waste disposal system – Product group 5 – Version 04.14 (EN)

DIN EN 1717 Protection against pollution of potable water installations

and general requirements of devices to prevent pollution
by backflow
DIN EN 12 056-1 Gravity drainage systems inside buildings – General and
performance requirements
DIN EN 12 056-2 Gravity drainage systems inside buildings – Sanitary
pipework, layout and calculation
DIN EN 12 056-4 Gravity drainage systems inside buildings – Waste water
lifting units, layout and calculation
DIN 16 892 Crosslinked high-density polyethylene (PE-X) pipes
DVGW G 600-TRGI 2008 Technische Regeln für Gas-Installationen (TRGI)
(Technical regulations for gas installations)
DVGW G 621 Gas installations in laboratories and science classrooms
- design, installation, modification, maintenance and
operation

17
 Supply system for flammable liquids
Standards and technical rules

Name Contents
VDMA 4390-1 Planning and installation of new and extension of existing
pure gas supply devices – Part 1: Fittings
VDMA 4390-2 Planning and installation of new and extension of existing
pure gas supply devices – Part 2: Pipe systems
TRF 2012 Technical regulations governing liquid gas
TRGS 510 Technical regulations governing hazardous substances:
Storage of hazardous substances in portable containers
DIN 30 664-1 Hoses for gas-fired burners for laboratories, without
sheath and armouring – Part 1: Safety requirements and
tests
DIN 3383 -2 Gas hose lines and gas connection fittings – Part 2: Gas
hose assemblies for permanent connection
DIN 3384 Gas hose assemblies made of stainless steel – Safety
requirements, testing, labelling
DIN EN 15 154-1 Emergency safety showers – Part 1: Plumbed-in body
showers for laboratories
DIN EN 15 154-2 Emergency safety showers – Part 2: Plumbed-in eye
showers
DVGW 534 Connecting pipe elements and pipe connections for pipes
in the drinking water installation
DIN 12 918-1 Laboratory furniture: Laboratory service outlets – Part 1:
Valves for water
DIN 12 918-2 Laboratory furniture: Laboratory service outlets – Part 2:
Valves for fuel gases
DIN 12 918-3 Laboratory furniture: Laboratory service outlets – Part 3:
Valves for technical gases
DIN 12 918-4 Laboratory furniture: Laboratory service outlets – Part 4:
Valves for pure gases
Supply and waste disposal system – Product group 5 – Version 04.14 (EN)

DIN EN 13 792 Colour coding of laboratory service outlets

VDI 6023 Hygiene in drinking water installations

18
 Supply system for flammable liquids
Standards and technical rules

Electrical engineering and electronics

Standard Contents
DIN EN 61 010-1 Safety requirements for electrical equipment for measurement,
VDE 0411-1 control and laboratory use
DIN 57 789-100 Classrooms and laboratories; equipment and furniture; safety
VDE 0789-100 specifications for powered construction units
DIN VDE 0100-100 Installation of low-voltage installations with nominal voltages
IEC 60 364-1 up to 1000 V: Assessment of general characteristics of
installations
DIN-VDE 0100-410 Installation of low-voltage installations with nominal voltages
IEC 60 364-4-41 up to 1000 V: Protective measures
DIN-VDE 0100-430 Installation of low-voltage installations with nominal voltages
IEC 60 364-4-43 up to 1000 V: Protective measures
DIN-VDE 0100-530 Installation of low-voltage installations with nominal voltages
up to 1000 V: Selection and erection of electrical equipment
DIN-VDE 0100-600 Installation of low-voltage installations with nominal voltages
IEC 60 364-6 up to 1000 V: Inspections - Initial inspections
DIN VDE 0100-723 Erection of low-voltage installations – Requirements for
special installations, rooms and facilities – Part 723: Class-
rooms with experimental equipment
DIN EN 60 529 Protection class provided by housing (IP code)
IEC 60 529
VDE 0470
DIN 31 000 General Principles for the Safety Design of Technical Products
VDE 1000
DIN EN 61 000-6-1 Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC)/Generic standards –
VDE 01/06/0839 Immunity for residential, commercial and light-industrial
IEC 61 000-6-1 environments
DIN EN 61 000-6-2 Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC)/Generic standards –
VDE 02/06/0839 Immunity for industrial environments
IEC 61 000-6-2
Supply and waste disposal system – Product group 5 – Version 04.14 (EN)

DIN EN 61 000-6-3 Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC)/Generic standards –

VDE 03/06/0839 Immunity for residential, commercial and light-industrial
IEC 61 000-6-3 environments
DIN EN 61 000-6-4 Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC)/Generic standards –
VDE 0839-6-4 Emission standard for industrial environments
IEC 61 000-6-4
BGV A3 Accident Prevention Regulations (U V V) – Electrical systems
and equipment
RL 2006 / 42 / EC EC Machinery Directive
RL 2006 / 95 / EC EC Low-voltage Directive
RL 94 / 9 / EC EC directive on the approximation of the laws of the Member
States concerning equipment and protective systems intended
for use in potentially explosive atmospheres (ATEX)
RL 2004 / 108 EC EC directive EMC (electromagnetic compatibility)

19
Supply and waste disposal system – Product group 5 – Version 04.14 (EN)

20
Standards and technical rules
Supply system for flammable liquids
Enthusiasm is our drive.

WALDNER Laboreinrichtungen GmbH & Co. KG

Haidösch 1 · 88239 Wangen
Telefon +49 7522 986-480 · Telefax +49 7522 986-418
labor@waldner.de · www.waldner-lab.de