CGS 8525 all colors

if the gases released during the production process are inhaled, take the subject outdoors and seek medical advice.

the product does not require any particular precautions. Wash well in the event of high exposure and/or significant contamination.

wash immediately with water for at least 10 minutes using an eyebath.

Symptoms: The greatest hazard is the physical impact that can be caused by a granule on the surface of the eye, rather the chemical reactivity of its components.

if accidentally swallowed, seek medical advice and show the doctor this safety datasheet.

Water, water sprays, powder, foam or carbon dioxide (CO2) extinguishers.

PVC compound is slightly flammable and self-extinguishing. If a flame is brought close to it, it catches fire, however if the flame is moved away, combustion rapidly ceases.

Cool nearby containers using jets of water.

Collect it using mechanical equipment and remove any traces of dust; recover or dispose of material in compliance with applicable regulations. It may be advisable to wash with water any surfaces contaminated with traces of dust, without contaminating waste water.

Restrict leakage and avoid release into the environment and waste water.

collect it using mechanical equipment and remove any traces of dust; wash with water any surfaces contaminated with traces of dust

The product must be used by suitable qualified personnel, in compliance with the standards of good practice for the situation in which it is used. Avoid inhaling any dust present, avoid contact with the skin and eyes, restrict the spread of dust and fumes as far as possible. Use protective gloves and comply with hygiene regulations when handling the material.

There are no particular hazards linked to storage conditions.

Use protective gloves and comply with hygiene regulations when handling the material.

Avoid storage in warehouses for flammable products.

Ventilation in the work area should always allow correct capture of process fumes and vapours, so as to prevent continuous exposure of workers.

wear protective gloves when handling hot materials. It is advisable to wear protective gloves at all times, including during the maintenance and cleaning of lines and equipment. The suitability and durability of gloves depends on how they are used and on the frequency and duration of contact and the chemical resistance and thickness of the material the glove is made of. Always ask suppliers for the technical specifications of their gloves. Worn or contaminated gloves should be replaced.

protective goggles should be used when handling products and during cleaning and maintenance work.

if the operating procedures, including maintenance and/or cleaning of lines and equipment, are unable to guarantee the concentration of vapours and airborne particles is kept at a suitable level to protect workers' health, choose respiratory protection devices suited to the particular conditions of use in compliance with applicable regulations. Check the suitability of respiratory protection devices with suppliers. Where filtered breathing apparatus is suitable, use an appropriate mask – filter combination. Select a filter suited to gas and organic vapours in compliance with European standard EN 141 (Gas filters and combined filters).

wear clothing or normal protective overalls that are resistant to dust or auxiliary product contamination.

Release by ventilation equipment or from work processes should be monitored to make sure they comply with the provisions of environmental regulations. In some cases, fumes will have to be washed, waste water processed, filters added or technical modifications made to processing equipment to reduce emissions to acceptable levels that comply with the standards indicated in the emissions authorisation document. Avoid the presence of compounds in the waste water discharged from drainage abatement systems.

The product is stable.

The product is stable and does not cause hazardous reactions in normal conditions of use.

The product does not cause hazardous reactions in normal conditions of use.

The product only starts to breakdown at a temperature of about 200°C/392°F.

Avoid contact with strong oxidising agents and bases.

Thermal decomposition depends to a great extent on process conditions. When this material is subject to combustion or thermal or oxidative deterioration, a complex mixture of airborne solids and gases forms, which includes hydrochloric acid, carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, ammonia and other organic compounds.

recover and recycle the preparation and any articles made with it. Dispose of the product in compliance with applicable regulations.

follow applicable regulations, by allocating the correct European Waste Code and contacting a firm authorised to dispose of industrial waste.