Isobutane one-way bottle 420 gr.

Take interested people in the open air. If the victim is not breathing, give artificial respiration. If breathing is difficult administer oxygen. In any case keep the injured(s) warm and seek immediate medical advice.

Symptoms: High concentrations may cause asphyxiation. Symptoms may include loss of consciousness, without the person realizing it.

Remove, if possible, clothes while showering with warm water. Do not to rub frozen injured parts as skin damage may occur. As soon as possible, wet the area with warm water, and, if necessary, cover with sterile gauzes and wrap in a blanket. Seek immediate medical advice.

Symptoms: The skin that has been in contact with the liquid become gray or white and can be covered of blisters.

Irrigate gently with many water with open eyelids (remove contact lenses, if the situation is possible) and seek, as soon as possible, medical attention preferably an ophthalmologist.

The ingestion of the product is an unlikely event. Consult a doctor as soon as possible.

Powder fire extinguisher, carbon dioxide or foam.

Direct water jets. Use of water and foam combined.

Heat increasing cause an increase of pressure into the drums: they can get deformed and, in severe conditions, can explode. The best anti-fire practice is to let the released gas burn, if it is not possible immediately to intercept the gas flow. Pay attention to possible explosive re-ignitions of the fired gas. Use jet of water for cooling fire-exposed tanks, cylinders, buildings and machineries. The gas is heavier than air and flammable or explosive mixtures of steam/air may occur. Protect from sources of ignition/firing.

The best anti-fire practice is to let the released gas burn, if it is not possible immediately to intercept the gas flow. Pay attention to possible explosive re-ignitions of the fired gas. Use jet of water for cooling fire-exposed tanks, cylinders, buildings and machineries. Limited fire may be extinguished by the recommended fire extinguisher. Before entering in the contaminated area, check by the explosimeter the gas concentration that must be lower than 10% of LEL (the lower explosiveness limit of isobutane is 1.8%). For massive fires in large areas, keep under control using jet fractioned water launches, in upwind position, when it is not possible to intercept the gas flow. Disperse possible gas clouds using nebulized water or fractioned water jets.

Inform the emergency team. Evacuate the risk area. Remove ignition sources and if possible, without risk, stop the flow gas at the origin. Assure the correct grounding of all devices. Use nebulized water jets to dissipate gas or vapors, when possible.

Provide for warnings to all persons situated in downwind areas concerning fire and explosion hazards. Avoid that the gas enter in discharge or ventilation channels.

Provide good ventilation and allow product to evaporate, encouraging the dispersion and if necessary, wash with water and/or suitable detergent, avoiding use of solvents.

Materials: water and/or suitable detergent

Follow all procedures for the proper storage/handling of flammable substances and all the instructions required for the gas under pressure. Apply all necessary measures to prevent the accumulation of electrostatic charges. Keep away from heat/sparks/open flames/hot surfaces. No smoking. Use non-sparking tools. Work in well ventilated places. Do not disperse in the environment. Wear personal protective equipment's, avoiding the use of synthetic fabric clothing. Avoid contact with skin. Do not eat, drink or smoke while using the substance. Wash hands thoroughly after handling. Do not re-use contaminated clothing.

Store in a cool dry place, away from heat sources and away from sunlight. Keep away from sources of ignition. Keep cylinders upright and firmly secured and with the protection of the valve mounted. Do not drag or roll cylinders. Keep separated the filled cylinders from the empty.

Do not eat, drink or smoke while using the substance. Wash hands thoroughly after handling. Do not re-use contaminated clothing.

Keep away from heat/sparks/open flames/hot surfaces. No smoking. Use non-sparking tools. Grounding of equipment. Check the system with leak detection solution, never with flame.

It is suggested to work in conditions of natural or explosion-proof mechanical ventilation to make sure that the substance does not exceed 25% of the LEL (lower explosion limit in air 1.8%). All this involves a series of control operations (substitution, general ventilation, containment, work methods, changes in process or activity) that must be considered before the use of personal protective equipment.

In case of possible contact with the skin, use gloves made of leather/crust (i.e. characterized by neoprene, PVA, nitrile), heat resistant/thermo insulating for any emergency. Wear gloves after thorough hand washing. Gloves should be replaced at the first sign of wear. The choice of protective gloves depends on the conditions of use, and must take account of the manufacturer's instructions and knowledge on the part of the operator regarding its own allergies. Make reference to UNI EN 374.

Use shielding glasses, visor or face shield to protect against liquid sprinklings. Make reference to UNI EN 166. There must be a device to wash eyes with water.

If the working instructions and others means to limit the exposure of workers are not appropriate- in order to respect the limit of exposure- others means of respiratory protection are necessary: gas mask with specific filter, organic vapours and dusts like UNI EN141, UNI EN143, UNI EN371. In confined areas it is suggested touse the respirators with AX filter (brown for vapours and organic gases); in case of high concentrations of gases an vapours use breathing apparatus (UNI EN 529).

Use suitable work clothing material, antistatic complete documents to cover also the upper and lower limbs. Change immediately in case of contamination, if conditions permit, and wash before reuse. Keep good personal hygiene practices and take care of clothing. Change work clothes at the first sign of wear. Make reference to UNI EN 465, EN 466, EN 467.

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This substance is stable in relation to its physical and chemical properties under normal operating conditions of work, and when used for its intended uses. It decompose at temperatures above 400 °C.

The substance is stable under normal operating conditions of work, and when used for its intended uses.

The substance is stable under normal operating conditions of work, and when used for its intended uses. Contact with strong oxidizers (peroxides, chromates, chlorates, perchlorates ...) or other substances (nitrates, liquid oxygen, fluorine...) can form explosive mixtures with air and can cause a fire hazard under particular conditions (sources of ignition). The presence of strong acids or alkalis can cause corrosion of the containers with the consequent leakage of the substance.

Avoid the heat of the product and its containers. Avoid rapid decompression of the containers. Avoid spills and leakages. Avoid the accumulation of the substance in confined spaces. Keep away from strong oxidizing agents, strong acids or alkalis. Keep away from heat/sparks/open flames/hot surfaces. No smoking. Avoid the accumulation of electric charges. Avoid shocks, falls, friction conditions of the containers with the consequent formation of friction and/or sparks. Avoid exposure of containers at high temperatures or direct sunlight (above 50°C).

Strong oxidising agents, Strong acids and alkalis

The substance is stable under normal operating conditions of work and do not decompose when used for its intended uses. In case of fire and explosion of the container it is possible the formation of not completely combusted organic compounds such as carbon monoxide.

The gas should be disposed of with appropriate devices (torches) equipped with not backfire systems. Avoid the formation of explosive mixtures with air: do not discharge into areas where its accumulation could be dangerous.

The code number of the waste must be decided in accordance with the European Waste List (Decision on EU waste 200/532/CE index) in accordance with specific companies for the disposal factories/producers/National Authorities.

The packages must not be transported in the same place where is present the driver of vehicles. The cylinders must be kept upright and carried only in a safe position, preferably on a vehicle in a well-ventilated or open truck. Avoid transport on vehicles where the load space is not separated from the place where is present the driver. Make sure the driver is informed of the potential hazards of the load and he knows what to do in case of accident or emergency.

The packages must not be transported in the same place where is present the driver of vehicles. The cylinders must be kept upright and carried only in a safe position, preferably on a vehicle in a well-ventilated or open truck. Avoid transport on vehicles where the load space is not separated from the place where is present the driver. Make sure the driver is informed of the potential hazards of the load and he knows what to do in case of accident or emergency. Before to start a transport: - Be assured that containers are firmly secured. - Be assured that the cylinder valves are closed and that loss will not occur. - Be assured that the valve protection device, where provided, is properly mounted. - Be assured for an adequate ventilation. - Compliance with applicable regulations.

The packages must not be transported in the same place where is present the driver of vehicles. The cylinders must be kept upright and carried only in a safe position, preferably on a vehicle in a well-ventilated or open truck. Avoid transport on vehicles where the load space is not separated from the place where is present the driver. Make sure the driver is informed of the potential hazards of the load and he knows what to do in case of accident or emergency. Before to start a transport: - Be assured that containers are firmly secured. - Be assured that the cylinder valves are closed and that loss will not occur. - Be assured that the valve protection device, where provided, is properly mounted. - Be assured for an adequate ventilation. - Compliance with applicable regulations.