EXAL 845

Not relevant.

Symptoms: Not relevant.

Wash thoroughly with water and soap.

Rinse out eye with a soft cloth, if necessary use water or eye shower. Consult ophthalmologist if irritation persists.

Symptoms: Seldom delayed eye irritation possible (foreign body sensation).

Only in case of very big amounts: Do not induce vomiting. Rinse out mouth with plenty of water and drink amply water (two dinking glasses). In the case of feeling unwell consult medical service.

Oil resistant foam (AFFF), extinguish powder (BC) for flammable liquids, powder or liquid carbon dioxide (CO2)-fire-extinguisher, water spray.

Solid water jet, liquid burning product may be dispersed.

Dust/smog or combustion gases are heavier-than-air and may be concentrated on bottom, in trenches, canals, drains or cellars.

The fire fighting measures necessary have to be co-ordinated with the local administration and adapted to the environmental conditions. Use water spray to protect persons and to cool tanks, vessels or other reservoirs in the range of dangers.

Keep off the range of dangers and inform trained emergency personnel. Do not take any personal risk. Do not breathe vapour/aerosols. Avoid contact to skin and eyes. Attend emergency plan! Activate information chain and follow it.

Inform immediately administration/ fire brigade/police if in bigger amounts the product infiltrated a sewage system or a water body.

Pick up spilled material dry. Avoid infiltration of product into sewage systems/water bodies/ground earth.

Pick up spilled material dry.

Materials: industrial cleaner for oil/fat

Use personal protection equipment. (See also section 8.)

The product reacts slowly with air (partial vacuum can be generated). Hold containment tight closed. Storage dry at a well ventilated place. Optimal temperature for storage: solid 5 to 25 °C, liquid at melting point.

Realise access only for authorised persons. Avoid contact to skin and eyes. Separate strictly area for working and for non-working time. Observe continuously labelling regulations. Realise good ventilation in the working area. Make sure, that every time the cleaning of the working area is possible.

Keep off hot liquid or sprayed product from heat or ignition sources, realise measure against electrostatic charge, avoid concentration of dust/vapour in the air. (See also section 5.)

Usable technical handling equipment and control unit have to be designed in such a way, that it is avoided widely the contact of workers (respiratory tract, eyes, skin) to the product and there is no trapping hazard by vapour-air-mixes, electrostatic charge and other ignition sources. (See also Article 4-6 of Directive 98/24/EC, Article 3-5 of Directive 2004/37/EC). Technical protection measures take priority over individual protection measures.

Prevent protection by skin cream, protection gloves (or gauntlets if necessary, material: nitrile, chloroprene or fluoro rubber, 0.11 mm, breakthrough time > 8 h. Make leak test before use.

Use safety goggles with side protection or face protection shield (safety glass or polycarbonate).

Can be potentially necessary in case of generation of dust/vapour. For average pollution use filters for organic gases and vapours (type A). In case of higher concentration of product in the air (e.g. fire) use protective breathing apparatus (independent form ambient atmosphere). Take time limits for the users into account.

The normal working clothes have to be adapted to the workplace and the related hazards (e.g. flame retardant suit, chemical resistant suit, antistatic protection suit). Change immediately contaminated clothing. Put on anti-slip and antistatic protection shoes/boots.

Do not release material into environment. Avoid environmental exposure by technical und organisational measures.

The product is physical and chemical stable under normal environment conditions (storage temperature).

Stable under normal environment conditions

In the case of fine dispersion (dust/vapour), big surface, strong heating (naked flame, strong UV-/sun radiation), oxygen (air, wind) ignition or auto-ignition is possible.

fine dispersion (dust/vapour), big surface, strong heating (naked flame, strong UV-/sun radiation), oxygen (air, wind)

strong oxidising agents

Normal situation: no. In case of fire: carbon dioxide and water; Carbon monoxide, carbon black, product dust/smog and partly burnt hydrocarbons. Dust/smog or combustion gases are heavier-than-air and may be concentrated on bottom, in trenches, canals, drains or cellars.