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remove the person affected from the exposure area and provide with fresh air. Seek medical attention if the symptoms get worse or persist.

remove contaminated clothes and shoes, rinse the skin or if necessary shower the affected person thoroughly with cold water and neutral soap. In case of serious reaction consult a doctor.

Rinse eyes thoroughly with lukewarm water for at least 15 minutes. Do not allow the person affected to rub or close their eyes. If the injured person uses contact lenses, these should be removed unless they are stuck to the eyes, in which case this could cause further damage. In all cases, after cleaning, a doctor should be consulted as quickly as possible with the SDS of the product.

Do not induce vomiting, but if it does happen keep the head down to avoid aspiration. Keep the person affected at rest. Rinse out the mouth and throat, as they may have been affected during ingestion.

If possible use polyvalent powder fire extinguishers (ABC powder), alternatively use foam or carbon dioxide extinguishers (CO₂).

IT IS RECOMMENDED NOT to use full jet water as an extinguishing agent.

As a result of combustion or thermal decomposition reactive sub-products are created that can become highly toxic and, consequently, can present a serious health risk.

Act in accordance with the Internal Emergency Plan and the Information Sheets on actions to take after an accident or other emergencies. Eliminate all sources of ignition. In case of fire, cool the storage containers and tanks for products susceptible to combustion, explosion or BLEVE as a result of high temperatures.

For non-emergency personnel: Isolate leaks provided that there is no additional risk for the people performing this task. Personal protection equipment must be used against potential contact with the spilt product (See section 8). Evacuate the area and keep out those who do not have protection. For emergency responders: Wear protective equipment. Keep unprotected persons away. See section 8.

Contain spillage using barriers or similar equipment. Use suitable absorbents for collection and treat the waste in accordance with current regulations.

If possible, contain spillage in open water using barriers or similar equipment. If this is not possible, try to control its spread and collect the product with suitable mechanical means. Always consult experts before using dispersants and make sure you have the necessary approvals if they are to be used. Treat the waste according to current regulations.

Avoid at all cost any type of spillage into an aqueous medium. Contain the product absorbed appropriately in hermetically sealed containers. Notify the relevant authority in case of exposure to the general public or the environment. Prevent the entrance of product in drains, sewers or watercourses.

Absorb the spill using sand or inert absorbent and move it to a safe place. Collect the product in appropriate containers. Collect the product with suitable mechanical means (for large spills).

Materials: sand or inert absorbent. Do not absorb in sawdust or other combustible absorbents.

Comply with the current legislation concerning the prevention of industrial risks with regards manually handling weights. Maintain order, cleanliness and dispose of using safe methods (section 6). PREGNANT WOMEN SHOULD NOT BE EXPOSED TO THIS PRODUCT. Limit manual transfers to small amounts only. Do not eat or drink during the process, washing hands afterwards with suitable cleaning products.

Avoid sources of heat, radiation, static electricity and contact with food. For additional information see sub section 10.5

PREGNANT WOMEN SHOULD NOT BE EXPOSED TO THIS PRODUCT. Do not eat or drink during the process, washing hands afterwards with suitable cleaning products.

Product is non-flammable under normal conditions of storage, handling and use. It is recommended to transfer at slow speeds to avoid the generation of electrostatic charges that can affect flammable products. Consult section 10 for information on conditions and materials that should be avoided.

NON-disposable chemical protective gloves (Material: Nitrile, Breakthrough time: > 240 min, Thickness: 0.4 mm). Standards: EN ISO 374-1:2016+A1:2018, EN 16523-1:2015+A1:2018, EN ISO 21420:2020. Remarks: The Breakthrough Time indicated by the manufacturer must exceed the period during which the product is being used. Do not use protective creams after the product has come into contact with skin. As the product is a mixture of several substances, the resistance of the glove material can not be calculated in advance with total reliability and has therefore to be checked prior to the application.

Face shield. Standards: EN 166:2002, UNE-EN ISO 18526-1 al 4:2020, EN ISO 4007:2018. Remarks: Clean daily and disinfect periodically according to the manufacturer's instructions. Use if there is a risk of splashing.

Filter mask for gases and vapours (Filter type: A2, FFP3). Standard: EN 405:2002+A1:2010. Remarks: Replace when there is a taste or smell of the contaminant inside the face mask. If the contaminant comes with warnings it is recommended to use isolation equipment.

Disposable clothing for protection against chemical risks. Standards: EN 13034:2005+A1:2009, UNE-EN ISO 18526-1 al 4:2020, EN ISO 13982-1:2005/A1:2011, EN ISO 6529:2013, EN ISO 6530:2005, EN 464:1995. Remarks: For professional use only. Clean periodically according to the manufacturer's instructions. Safety footwear for protection against chemical risk. Standards: EN ISO 20345:2022, EN 13832-1:2019. Remarks: Replace boots at any sign of deterioration.

To comply with environmental protection regulations, it is recommended to prevent any spillage of the product and its container. For more detailed information, please refer to sub section 7.1.D.

Chemically stable under the indicated conditions of storage, handling and use.

No hazardous reactions are expected because the product is stable under recommended storage conditions. See section 7 from Safety Data Sheet.

Under the specified conditions, hazardous reactions that lead to excessive temperatures or pressure are not expected.

No specific conditions to avoid are listed as causing hazardous reactions; all listed conditions (Shock and friction, Contact with air, Increase in temperature, Sunlight, Humidity) are marked as 'Not applicable'.

Avoid strong acids; Precaution with oxidising materials; Avoid alkalis or strong bases.

Depending on the decomposition conditions, complex mixtures of chemical substances can be released: carbon dioxide (CO₂), carbon monoxide and other organic compounds.