ETINOX 610, ETINOX 630, ETINOX 630-P, ETINOX 631, ETINOX 631-P, ETINOX 650, ETINOX 605

Move the patient to an area free of dust. Keeping them talking. Vapour from thermal degradation: oxygen therapy where needed. Seek medical help.

Symptoms: Thermal decomposition products may irritate the respiratory system.

In the event that melted product adheres to the skin, do not attempt to remove. Cool the area with water.

Symptoms: Non-irritant. Thermal decomposition products may irritate the skin.

Wash the eyes with copious amounts of water for at least 15 minutes, lifting the lids. Do not rub.

Symptoms: Possible mechanical irritation in the eye (powder). Thermal decomposition products may irritate the eyes.

No special measures required.

Symptoms: No known effects.

Any kind (water, all types of extinguisher, foam, oxygen starvation) It is a good idea to create water curtains to absorb gases and smoke and cool any equipment, recipients, containers, etc. that have been subjected to a fire. Wash all structures with water after a fire to prevent any potential corrosion.

Avoid spraying jets of water directly onto the product.

When subject to thermal decomposition, hydrogen chloride (a toxic and corrosive gas) is given off, among the other gases and vapours that result generally from combustion. Closed containers could burst due to the formation of gases.

Cool containers and/or warehouses with water. Any source of ignition or material that might burn should be moved away from the area. Always ensure the wind is at your back.

Collect the spilled product. Do not breathe in powder. Use the recommended protective equipment clothing (see section 8).

Collect the spilled product.

Collect the spilled product in closed and labelled containers.

Do not smoke, eat or drink while handling the product. Prevent powder clouds from forming and keep away from heat sources, hot spots or other sources of ignition. Label recipients properly. Fit ventilating equipment that guarantees compliance with the legal regulations on working conditions. Avoid mixing the product with incompatible substances. Before handling the product, ensure that the recipient to be used is clean. Use the recommended protective equipment.

Ambient temperature. Avoid the accumulation of static electricity. Ensure continuous electrical circuits and earthing when using flexible connections made from insulating material. Ensure there are no sources of ignition close to the storage area (hot surfaces, naked flames, etc.). Protect storage areas with lightning conductors.

Do not smoke, eat or drink while handling the product.

Keep away from heat sources, hot spots or other sources of ignition. Avoid the accumulation of static electricity. Ensure continuous electrical circuits and earthing. Protect storage areas with lightning conductors.

Assessment of working conditions taking measurements of power on people and in the environment. General ventilation measures, localised extractors where there is a risk of dust being created.

Not necessary except in case of fire.

Integral goggles in powdery atmosphere (EN 166).

Filtering masks (EN 149). FFP1, FFP2, FFP 3 depending on the powder concentration. Mask to protect against powder if the atmosphere is very powdery (FILTERS EN143 P1, P2 or P3). In case of fire, use independent equipment (EN 137).

Not necessary except in case of fire.

Issue points: non-metallic particles containing chlorine and its compounds 150 mg/m³ (R.D. 100/2011). Measuring system: Isokinetic probe and gravimeter.

Stable.

See section 10.3

No data available.

Temperatures in excess of the decomposition temperature (170°C).

Strong oxidants. Only use recommended materials.

Smoke, carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, hydrogen chloride, micro-particles of carbon.

The appropriate method of treatment is the recycled product.

The product will be disposed of in accordance with the regulation currently in force and specifically with: Directive 2008/98/EC, Directive 94/62/EC, Commission Decision 2001/118/EC, and any other regulation currently in force in the European Community, National and Local with regard to the correct disposal of this material and its empty containers.