Avesta BlueOne™ Pickling Paste 130

Remove to fresh air. Keep victim lying down, quiet and warm. Rinse nose and mouth with water. Might require assistance with breathing. Seek medical care even if only slight discomfort occurs.

Symptoms: Pain in the mouth, throat and breast may occur at inhalation. Salivation and easier dysphonia and discomfort feeling in the breast.

Alternative A - Rinse immediately with plenty of water, then treat with 2.5% Calcium Gluconate gel, follow the instructions on the packaging. If not available, see alt. B. Alternative B - Rinse immediately with Avesta First Aid Spray 910. Spray liberally onto the affected area, always using the complete content. Avoid rinsing with water first, as it reduces the effect of the solution. After alternative A and B seek medical help.

Protect intact eye. Rinse immediately with plenty of water for at least 15 minutes and seek immediate medical care (eye specialist).

If victim is conscious and alert give milk or water to drink. Thereafter 20 lime tablets dissolved in 2 L of water. Do not induce vomiting. Seek medical care.

water

The Pickling Fluid will emit toxic fumes and nitrous fumes when exposed to heat/fire.

Bottles close to fire should be removed or cooled with water.

Avoid direct contact. If there is still a risk of direct contact or stench protect with some form of acid-resistant material.

Prevent spillage from entering sewage or public waters or nature.

Neutralise with Avesta Neutralising Agent or a strong alkaline compound i.e. slaked lime. Arrange for pick up. Rinse with plenty of water.

Avoid fume generation and accumulation by using in a well-ventilated area. Use in areas having local exhaust and general ventilation.

Keep containers securely closed when not in use and in an upright position. Store in areas where temperature remains between 0-30 °C at all times.

Avesta First Aid Spray 910 for both eyes and skin, should be available at the premises. Emergency eyewash and safety shower must be available at the working place.

Bottles close to fire should be removed or cooled with water.

Acid resistant rubber gloves.

Face shield.

Gas mask with a filter of the chlorine type B (grey) and dust filter P2

Rubber boots and acid resistant clothes, which covers all body parts exposed to splashes.

See section 6 and 7.

Stable under normal conditions.

Reacts vigorously with base metals and alkaline substances

Polymerization will not occur

Avoid high temperatures, must not be exposed to direct sunshine.

low alloyed metals and alkaline compounds

When heated, nitrous gases will be developed.