MANITOU HUILE SPECIALE FREINS IMMERGES

In case of dizziness or nausea, expose the person to fresh air. If symptoms persist, seek medical attention or admit the person to hospital.

Symptoms: Dizziness or nausea.

Remove contaminated clothing. Wash with water and soap. Should skin come into contact with high-pressure spray, there is a risk of entry into the body. The injured person should be taken to hospital even if there is no apparent wound.

Rinse immediately with plenty of water. Seek eye specialist's advice.

If the person is conscious, rinse mouth with water. To avoid the risk of the product entering the respiratory system, do not induce vomiting. Call immediately a physician.

Foam and dry chemical powder. Carbon dioxide, sand and soil may be used for contained fires only

Dense water jet.

Combustion probably produces a complex mixture of solid particles and liquids suspended in air and gases, including carbon monoxide, sulphur oxides, hydrogen sulphide, unidentified organic and inorganic compounds. Inhaling them is very dangerous.

Avoid contact with skin and eyes. Do not breathe vapours.

Absorb the liquid with sand or soil. Gather up and place in an appropriate container, clearly marked, for disposal in accordance with regulations.

Prevent any spreading by using a barrier of sand, soil or other material to contain the product. Gather up the product directly or with absorbent material. Dispose of as for limited spillage.

Avoid discharge or leakage into drains, trenches or rivers by using sand, soil or other appropriate barrier.

Absorb the liquid with sand or soil. Gather up and place in an appropriate container, clearly marked, for disposal in accordance with regulations. Gather up the product directly or with absorbent material.

Materials: sand or soil

Good ventilation of the workplace required. Avoid inhaling vapours. Avoid contact with eyes and skin. Do not eat or drink at point of use. Personal protection : see chapter 8.

Store at room temperature away from water, humidity, heat and any ignition source. Keep containers closed when not in use.

Do not eat or drink at point of use.

Keep packaging tightly closed and away from sources of heat, sparks and naked flames. Design facilities to prevent accidental spattering on hot casings or electrical contacts and accidental oil leaks from pressurised circuits. Dispose of saturated cloths/materials immediately.

Provide good ventilation in process area to prevent formation of vapour, aerosol.

Wear waterproof, hydrocarbon-resistant gloves (Nitrile gloves recommended in accordance with the norm EN374). Use at minimum a pair of chemical-resistant, leak-proof gloves (compliant with the EN 374 standard). The use of this product means that the type of material and thickness of the gloves and the time taken to break down the material used to make the gloves cannot be decided until an in-depth study of the workstation has taken place, leading to a clear definition of the conditions of use and the most accurate possible evaluation. The gloves should therefore be chosen with the advice of the individual protective equipment manufacturer. Due to the many possible conditions of exposure, the user should consider the actual period of use of a chemical protective glove to be significantly shorter than the period prior to permeation. You must follow the manufacturer's instructions, particularly concerning minimum thickness and minimum period prior to permeation. This information must not replace the compliance tests carried out by the final user. The protection provided by the glove depends on the conditions in which the substance/mix is used.

Wear goggles if there is a risk that the product may be splashed or sprayed (goggles with lateral protection according to standard EN 166).

No special respiratory protection equipment is required under normal conditions of use. If the mist or vapours cannot be controlled, a breathing apparatus fitted with a cartridge for organic vapours combined with a pre-filter is to be used (type A/P combined filter in accordance with EN141/EN143 standards).

Avoid any skin contact. Depending on the conditions, face shields, hydrocarbon-resistant boots and clothing, or protective footwear should be worn.

The product is stable in normal conditions of use

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Dangerous reactions with strong oxidising agents.

Heat (temperatures above flash point), sparks, ignition points, flames, static electricity...)

Strong oxidizing agents. Combustible material.

It should not form a dangerous decomposition product under normal storage. Incomplete combustion and thermolysis produce more or less toxic gases, such as CO, CO2, varied hydrocarbons, aldehydes, etc. and soot.