Sorbic acid, Ph.Eur., USP

If wearing contact lenses, remove them. If breathing is irregular or stops, perform artificial respiration. Do not administer anything orally. If unconscious, place them in a suitable position and seek medical assistance.

Symptoms: inhalation of spray mist or particles in suspension may cause irritation of the respiratory tract

Remove contaminated clothing. Wash skin vigorously with water and soap or a suitable skin cleaner. NEVER use solvents or thinners.

Symptoms: repeated or prolonged contact with skin or mucous membranes can cause redness, blisters or dermatitis

If wearing contact lenses, remove them. Wash eyes with plenty of clean and cool water for at least 10 minutes while pulling eyelids up, and seek medical assistance.

If accidentally ingested, seek immediate medical attention. Keep calm. NEVER induce vomiting.

Extinguisher powder or CO2. In case of more serious fires, also alcohol-resistant foam and water spray.

Do not use a direct stream of water to extinguish.

Fire can cause thick, black smoke. Exposure to combustion or decomposition products can be harmful to your health.

Use water to cool tanks, cisterns, or containers close to the heat source or fire. Take wind direction into account.

Prevent the contamination of drains, surface or subterranean waters, and the ground.

The contaminated area should be immediately cleaned with an appropriate de-contaminator. Pour the decontaminator on the remains in an opened container and let it act various days until no further reaction is produced.

Materials: appropriate de-contaminator

Never use pressure to empty the containers. They are not pressure-resistant containers. In the application area, smoking, eating, and drinking must be prohibited. Follow legislation on occupational health and safety.

Store according to local legislation. Observe indications on the label. Once the containers are open, they must be carefully closed and placed vertically to prevent spills.

In the application area, smoking, eating, and drinking must be prohibited.

Keep far away from ignition points. Do not smoke.

Provide adequate ventilation, which can be achieved by using good local exhaust-ventilation and a good general exhaust system.

Protective gloves against chemicals. «CE» marking, category III. CEN standards: EN 374-1, EN 374-2, EN 374-3, EN 420. Maintenance: Keep in a dry place, away from any sources of heat, and avoid exposure to sunlight as much as possible. Do not make any changes to the gloves that may alter their resistance, or apply paints, solvents or adhesives. Observations: Gloves should be of the appropriate size and fit the user's hand well, not being too loose or too tight. Always use with clean, dry hands. Material: PVC (polyvinyl chloride) Breakthrough time (min.): > 480 Material thickness (mm): 0,35

Face shield. «CE» marking, category II. Face and eye protector against splashing liquid. CEN standards: EN 165, EN 166, EN 167, EN 168. Maintenance: Visibility through lenses should be ideal. Therefore, these parts should be cleaned daily. Protectors should be disinfected periodically following the manufacturer's instructions. Make sure that mobile parts move smoothly. Observations: Face shields should offer a field of vision with a dimension in the central line of, at least, 150 mm vertically once attached to the frame.

Filter mask for protection against gases and particles. «CE» marking, category III. The mask must have a wide field of vision and an anatomically designed form in order to be sealed and watertight. CEN standards: EN 136, EN 140, EN 405. Maintenance: Should not be stored in places exposed to high temperatures and damp environments before use. Special attention should be paid to the state of the inhalation and exhalation valves in the face adaptor. Read carefully the manufacturer's instructions regarding the equipment's use and maintenance. Attach the necessary filters to the equipment according to the specific nature of the risk (Particles and aerosols: P1-P2-P3, Gases and vapours: A-B-E-K-AX), changing them as advised by the manufacturer. Observations: Filter Type needed: A2

Anti-static protective clothing. «CE» marking, category II. Protective clothing should not be too tight or loose in order not to obstruct the user's movements. CEN standards: EN 340, EN 1149-1, EN 1149-2, EN 1149-3, EN 1149-5. Maintenance: In order to guarantee uniform protection, follow the washing and maintenance instructions provided by the manufacturer. Observations: The protective clothing should offer a level of comfort in line with the level of protection provided in terms of the hazard against which it protects, bearing in mind environmental conditions, the user's level of activity and the expected time of use. Anti-static safety footwear. «CE» marking, category II. CEN standards: EN ISO 13287, EN ISO 20344, EN ISO 20346. Maintenance: The footwear should be checked regularly. Observations: The level of comfort during use and acceptability are factors that are assessed very differently depending on the user. Therefore, it is advisable to try on different footwear models and, if possible, different widths.

Unstable in contact with: Bases.

The product does not present hazards by their reactivity.

Neutralization can occur on contact with bases.

Avoid contact with bases.

Bases

Depending on conditions of use, can be generated the following products: - Corrosive vapors or gases.