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MSDS 89609 89612: 6011 Welding Rod 1/8 [25]MSDS Last updated: 01/08/2002
MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET
***SECTION I. IDENTIFICATION***
MANUFACTURERS NAME: ITW HOBART BROTHERS
MANUFACTURERS ADDRESS: 400 TRADE SQUARE EAST
CITY/STATE/ZIP: TROY, OH 45373
DISTRIBUTORS NAME: IMPERIAL SUPPLIES LLC
DISTRIBUTORS ADDRESS: 789 PACKER DRIVE
CITY/STATE/ZIP: GREEN BAY, WI. 54304
INFORMATION NUMBER: 800-558-2808
EMERGENCY NUMBER: 800-255-3924 (CHEM-TEL)
IMPERIAL PART NUMBER: 89609, 89610, 89611, 89612
TRADE NAME GROUP A: E6010,E6011,E6012,E6013,E6022,E7014,E7024-1
TRADE NAME GROUP B: E7018,E7018-1
TRADE NAME GROUP C: E7010-P1, E7018-A1,E7018-G,E8010-P1, E8018-B2,E8018-B2L,
E8018-B6,E8018-B8,E8018-C1,E8018-C3,E8018-G,E9010-P1,
E9015-B9,E9018-B3,E9018-B3L,E9018-M,E10018-D2,E10018-M,
E11018-M,E12018-M
PRODUCT TYPE GROUP A: SHIELDED METAL ARC WELDING (SMAW) CARBON STEEL
PRODUCT TYPE GROUP B: SHIELDED METAL ARC WELDING (SMAW) LOW HYDROGEN, CARBON
STEEL
PRODUCT TYPE GROUP C: SHIELDED METAL ARC WELDING (SMAW) LOW HYDROGEN, LOW CARBON
ALLOY STEEL
***SECTION II. HAZARDOUS INGREDIENTS - IMPORTANT***
THIS SECTION COVERS THE HAZARDOUS MATERIALS FROM WHICH THEIS PRODUCT IS
MANUFACTURED. THE FUMES AND GASES PRODUCED DURING WELDING WITH NORMAL USE OF
THIS PRODUCT ARE ALSO ADDRESS IN SECTION V. THE TERM "HAZARDOUS" IN THIS SECTION
SHOULD BE INTERPRETED AS A TERM REQUIRED AND DEFINED IN OSHA HAZARD
COMMUNICATION STANDARD (29 CFR 1910.1200).
HAZARDOUS % WEIGHT EXPOSURE LIMITS (MG/M3)
INGREDIENTS GROUP A GROUP B GROUP C CAS NO. OSHA/PEL ACGIH/TLV
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IRON + 70-90 60-80 60-90 7439-89-6 5R* 3R*
10(OXIDE FUME) 5(0XIDE FUME)(A4)
#MANGANESE 1-5 1-5 1-5 7439-96-5 5CL**(DUST) 0.2
1,3STEL***(FUME) (DUST & FUME)
##ALUMINUM OXIDE <5 -- -- 1344-28-1 5R* 10(A4)
CALCIUM CARBONATE -- 3-10 5-10 1317-65-3 5R* 10
5(AS CAO) 2(AS CAO)
CELLULOSE <5 <2 -- 9004-34-6 5R* 10
MICA <5 -- -- 12001-26-2 3R* 3R*
SILICA ++ <5 <5 <5 14808-60-7 0.1R* 0.1R*
(AMORPHOUS SILICA FUME) 69012-6-2 0.8 2R*
SILICA -- <2 <5 7440-21-3 5R* 10 $$
TITANIUM DIOXIDE <10 <10 <5 13463-67-7 5R* 10(A4)
FLUORSPAR -- 1-12 5-15 7789-75-5 2.5 (AS F) 2.5(AS F)(A4)
#CHROMIUM (1) -- -- <9 7440-47-3 1(METAL) 0.5(METAL)(A4)
0.5 (CR II & III COMPOUNDS) 0.5 (CR III COMPOUNDS)(A4)
0.1 CL**(CR VI COMPOUNDS) 0.05 (CR VI SOL. COMPUNDS) (A4)
#NICKEL (2) -- -- <5 7440-02-0 1(METAL) 1.5(METAL)(A4)
1(SOLUBLE COMPOUNDS) 0.1 (SOLUBLE COMPOUNDS)(A4)
1(INSOLUBLE COMPOUNDS) 0.2 (INSOLUBLE COMPOUNDS) (A1)
MOLYBDENIUM -- -- <1 7439-98-7 5R* 5(SOLUBLE COMPOUNDS)
MAGNESIUM CARBONATE <2 <5 -- 546-93-0 5R* 10 $
SILICATE BINDERS <10 <10 <10 ---------
NOT ESTABLISHED NOT ESTABLISHED
(1)GROUP C - NOT PRESENT IN E7018-A1; E8018-C1; AND E10018-D2
(2)GROUP C - NOT PRESENT IN E7018-A1; E8018-B2,B2L; E9018-B3, B3L; AND E10018-D2
*-RESPIRABLE FRACTION
** - CEILING LIMIT
*** - SHORT TERM EXPOSURE LIMIT
(A1)- CONFIRMED HUMAN CARCINOGEN PER ACGIH
(A4)- NOT CLASSIFIABLE AS HUMAN CARCINOGEN PER ACGIH
(A5)- NOT SUSPECTED AS A HUMAN CARCINOGEN PER ACGIH
+ - AS A NUISANCE PARTICULATE COVERED UNDER "PARTICULATES NOT OTHERWISE
REGULATED" BY OSHA OR "PARTICULATES NOT OTHERWISE CLASSIFIED" BY ACGIH.
++ - CRYSTALLINE SILICA IS BOUND WITHIN THE PRODUCT AS IT EXISTS IN THE PACKAGE.
HOWEVER RESEARCH INDICATES SILICA IS PRESENT IN WELDING FUME IN THE AMORPHOUS
(NON CRYSTALLINE) FORM.
#- REPORTABLE MATERIAL UNDER 313 OF SARA
## - REPORTABLE MATERIAL UNDER 313 OF SARA ONLY IF FIBROUS FORM.
$ - 1999 ACGIH LISTED UNDER NOTICE OF INTENDED CHANGES. LIMITS OF 10 MG/M3
(INHALABLE FRACTION) AND 3 MG/M3 (RESPIRABLE FRACTION ) FOR ELEMENTAL/METAL AND
INSOLUBLE COMPOUNDS AND 0.5 MG/M3 (RESPIRABLE FRACTION) FOR SOLUBLE COMPOUNDS
ARE PROPOSED AND SHOULD BE CONSIDERED AS TRIAL LIMITS. A3 - CONFIRMED ANIMAL
CARCINOGEN WITH UNKNOWN RELEVANCE TO HUMANS.
$$ - 1999 ACGIH LISTED UNDER NOTICE OF INTENDED CHANGES. A2 - SUSPECTED HUMAN
CARCINOGEN. LIMITS OF 0.05 MG/M3 (RESPIRABLE FRACTION) ARE PROPOSED AND SHOULD
BE CONSIDERED AS TRIAL LIMITS.
THE EXPOSURE LIMIT FOR WELDING FUME HAS BEEN ESTABLISHED AT 5 MG/M3 WITH OSHA'S
PEL AND ACGIH TLV'S. THE INDIVIDUAL COMPLEX COMPOUNDS WITHIN THE FUME MAY HAVE
LOWER EXPOSURE LIMITS THAN THE GENERAL WELDING FUME PEL/TLV. AN INDUSTRIAL
HYGIENIST, THE OSHA PERMISSIBLE EXPOSURE LIMITS FOR AIR CONTAMINANTS (29 CFR
1910.1000), AND THE ACGIH THRESHOLD LIMIT VALUES SHOULD BE CONSULTED TO
DETERMINE THE SPECIFIC FUME CONSTITUENTS PRESENT AND THEIR RESPECTIVE EXPOSURE
LIMITS.
***SECTION III. PHYSICIAL/CHEMICAL CHARACTERISTICS***
WELDING CONSUMABLES APPLICABLE TO THIS SHEET ARE SOLID AND NONVOLATILE AS
SHIPPED.
***SECTION IV. FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARD DATA***
WELDING CONSUMABLES APPLICABLE TO THIS SHEET AS SHIPPED ARE NONREACTIVE,
NONFLAMMABLE, NONEXPLOSIVE AND ESSENTIALLY NONHAZARDOUS UNTIL WELDED. WELDING
ARCS AND SPARKS CAN IGNITE COMBUSTIBLES AND FLAMMABLE PRODUCTS. SEE AMERICAN
NATIONAL STANDARD Z49.1. I REFERENCED IN SECTION VII.
***SECTION V. REACTIVITY DATA***
HAZARDOUS DECOMPOSITION PRODUCTS
WELDING FUMES AND GASES CANNOT BE CLASSIFIED SIMPLY. THE COMPOSITION AND QUANITY
OF BOTH ARE DEPENDENT UPON THE METAL BEING WELDED, THE PROCESS, PROCEDURES AND
ELECTRODES USED. MOST FUME INGREDIENTS ARE PRESENT AS COMPLEX OXIDES AND
COMPOUNDS AND NOT AS PURE METAL.
OTHER CONDITIONS WHICH ALSO INFLUENCE THE COMPOSITION AND QUANITY OF THE FUMES
AND GASES TO WHICH WORKERS MAY BE EXPOSED INCLUDE: COATING ON THE METAL BEING
WELDED (SUCH AS PAINT, PLATING OR GALVANIZING), THE NUMBER OF WELDERS AND THE
VOLUME OF THE WORK AREA, THE QUALITY AND AMOUNT OF VENTILATION, THE POSITION OF
THE WELDER'S HEAD WITH RESPECT TO THE FUME PLUME, AS WELL AS THE PRESENCE OF
CONTAMINANTS IN THE ATMOSPHERE (SUCH AS CHLORINATED HYDROCARBON VAPORS FROM
CLEANING AND DEGREASING ACTIVITIES).
WHEN THE ELECTRODES IS CONSUMED, THE FUME AND GAS DECOMPOSITION PRODUCTS
GENDERATED ARE DIFFERENT IN PERCENT AND FORM FROM THE INGREDIENTS LISTED IN
SECTION II. DECOMPOSITION PRODUCTS OF NORMAL OPERAION INCLUDE THOSE ORIGINATION
FROM THE VOLATILIZATION, REACTION OR OXIDATION OF THE MATERIALS SHOWN IN SECTION
II, PLUS THOSE FROM THE BASE METAL AND COATING, ETC. AS NOTED ABOVE.
REASONABLY EXPECTED CONSTITUENTS OF THE FUME WOULD INCLUDE: PRIMARILY - COMPLEX
IRON OXIDES AND FLUORIDES. SECONDARILY - COMPLEX OXIDES OF CALCIUM, MANGANESE,
ALUMINUM, CHROMIUM, NICKEL, SILICON, MOLYBDENUM, MAGNESIUM, AND TITANIUM.
MONITOR FOR THE MATERIALS IDENTIFIED IN SECTION II. FUMES FROM THE USE OF THIS
PRODUCT MAY CONTAIN FLUORIDES, MANGANESE, CALCIUM OXIDE, CHROMIUM AND NICKEL
COMPOUNDS, MICA AND AMORPHOUS SILICA FUME WHOSE EXPOSURE LIMITS ARE LOWER THAN
THE 5MG/M3 PEL/TLV FOR GENERAL WELDING FUME.
GASEOUS REACTION PRODUCTS MAY INCLUDE CARBON MONOXIDE AND CARBON DIOXIDE. OZONE
AND NITROGEN OXIDES MAY BE FORMED BY THE RADIATION FROM THE ARC.
ONE RECOMMENDED WAY TO DETERMINE THE COMPOSITION AND QUANTITY OF FUMES AND GASES
TO WHICH WORKERS ARE EXPOSED IS TO TAKE AN AIR SAMPLE INSIDE THE WELDER'S HELMET
IF WORN OR IN THE WORKERS BREATHING ZONE. (SEE ANSI/AWS F1.1, AVAILABLE FROM THE
"AMERICAN WELDING SOCIETY", P.O. BOX 351040, MIAMI, FL 33135. ALSO, FROM AWS IS
F1.3 "EVALUATING CONTAMINANTS IN THE WELDING ENVIRONMENT - A SAMPLING STRATEGY
GUIDE", WHICH GIVES ADDITIONAL ADIVE ON SAMPLING).
***SECTION VI. HEALTH HAZARD DATA***
EFFECTS OF OVEREXPOSURE: ELECTRICAL ARC WELDING MAY CREATE ONE OR MORE OF THE
FOLLOWING HEALTH HAZARDS:
ARC RAYS: CAN INJURE EYES AND BURN SKIN.
ELECTRIC SHOCK: CAN KILL, SEE SECTION VII.
FUMES AND GASES: CAN BE DANGEROUS TO YOUR HEALTH.
PRIMARY ROUTES OF ENTRY: ARE THE RESPIRATORY SYSTEM, EYES AND/OR SKIN.
SHORT-TERM (ACUTE) OVEREXPOSURE EFFECTS:
WELDING FUMES: MAY RESULT IN DISCOMFORT SUCH AS DIZZINESS, NAUSEA,
OR DRYNESS OR IRRITATION OF NOSE, THROAT, AND EYES.
IRON, IRON OXIDE: NONE ARE KNOWN. TREAT AS NUISANCE DUST OR FUMES.
MANGANESE: METAL FUME FEVER CHARACTERIZED BY CHILLS, FEVER, UPSET
STOMACH, VOMITING, IRRITATION OF THE THROAT AND ACHING
OF BODY. RECOVERY IS GENERALLY COMPLETE WITHIN 48
HOURS OF THE OVEREXPOSURE.
ALUMINUM OXIDE: IRRITATION OF THE RESPIRATORY SYSTEM.
CALCIUM OXIDE: DUST OR FUMES MAY CAUSE IRRITATION OF THE RESPIRATORY
SYSTEM, SKIN AND EYES.
MICA: DUST MAY CAUSE IRRITATION OF THE RESPIRATORY SYSTEM,
SKIN AND EYES.
SILICA(AMORPHOUS): DUST MAY CAUSE IRRITATION OF THE RESPIRATORY SYSTEM,
SKIN AND EYES.
TITANIUM DIOXIDE: IRRITATION OF RESPIRATORY SYSTEM.
FLUORIDES: FLUORIDE COMPOUNDS EVOLVED MAY CAUSE SKIN AND EYE
BURNS, PULMONARY EDEMA AND BRONCHITIS.
CHROMIUM: INHALATION OF FUME WITH CHROMIUM (VI) COMPOUNDS CAN
CAUSE IRRITATION OF THE RESPIRATORY TRACT, LUNG DAMAGE
AND ASTHMA-LIKE SYMPTOMS. SWALLOWING CHROMIUM (VI)
SALTS CAN CAUSE SEVERE INJURY OR DEATH. DUST ON SKIN
CAN FORM ULCERS. EYES MAY BE BURNED BY CHROMIUM (VI)
COMPOUNDS. ALLERGIC REACTION MAY OCCUR IN SOME PEOPLE.
NICKEL, NICKEL COMPOUNDS: METALLIC TASTE, NAUSEA, TIGHTNESS IN CHEST, METAL FUME
FEVER, ALLERGIC REACTION.
MOLYBDENUM: IRRITATION OF THE EYES, NOSE AND THROAT.
MAGNESIUM, MAGNESIUM
OXIDE: OVEREXPOSURE TO THE OXIDE MAY CAUSE METAL FUME FEVER
CHARACTERIZED BY METALLIC TASTE, TIGHTNESS OF CHEST
AND FEVER. SYMPTOMS MAY LAST 24-48 HOURS FOLLOWING
OVEREXPOSURE.
LONG-TERM (CHRONIC) OVEREXPOSURE EFFECTS:
WELDING FUMES: EXCESS LEVELS MAY CAUSE BRONCHIAL ASTHMA, LUNG
FIBROSIS, PNEUMOCONIOSIS OR "SIDEROSIS".
IRON,IRON OXIDE FUMES: CAN CAUSE SIDEROSIS (DEPOSITS OF IRON IN LUNGS) WHICH
SOME RESEARCHERS BELIEVE MAY AFFECT PULMONARY
FUNCTION.
MANGANESE: LONG-TERM OVEREXPOSURE TO MANGANESE COMPOUNDS MAY
AFFECT THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM. SYMPTOMS MAY BE
SIMILAR TO PARKINSON'S DISEASE AND CAN INCULDE
SLOWNESS, CHANGES IN HANDWRITTING, GAIT IMPARIMENT,
MUSCLE SPASMS AND CRAMPS AND LESS COMMONLY, TREMOR AND
BEHAVIORAL CHANGES. EMPLOYEES WHO ARE OVEREXPOSED TO
MANGANESE COMPOUNDS SHOULD BE SEEN BY A PHYSICIAN FOR
EARLY DETECTION OF NEUROLOGICAL PROBLEMS.
ALUMINUM OXIDE: PULMONARY FIBROSIS AND EMPHYSEMA
CALCIUM OXIDE: PROLONGED OVEREXPOSURE MAY CAUSE ULCERATION OF THE
SKIN AND PERFORATION OF THE NASAL SEPTUM, DERMATITIS
AND PNEUMONIA.
MICA: PROLONGED OVEREXPOSURE MAY CAUSE SCARRING OF THE LUNGS
AND PNEUMOCONIOSIS CHARACTERIZED BY COUGH, SHORTNESS
OF BREATH, WEAKNESS, AND WEIGHT LOSS.
SILICA (AMORPHOUS): RESEARCH INDICATES THAT SILICA IS PRESENT IN WELDING
FUME IN THE AMORPHOUS FORM. LONG TERM OVEREXPOSURE
MAY CAUSE PNEUMOCONIOSIS. NONCRYSTALLINE FORMS OF
SILICA (AMORPHOUS SILICA) ARE CONSIDERED TO HAVE
LITTLE FIBROTIC POTENTIAL.
TITANIUM DIOXIDE: PULMONARY IRRITATION AND SLIGHT FIBROSIS
FLUORIDES: SERIOUS BONE EROSION (OSTEOPOROSIS) AND MOTTLING OF
TEETH.
CHROMIUM: ULCERATION AND PERFORATION OF NASAL SEPTUM.
RESPIRATORY IRRITATION MAY OCCUR WITH SYMPTOMS
RESEMBLING ASTHMA. STUDIES HAVE SHOWN THAT CHROMATE
PRODUCTION WORKERS EXPOSUED TO HEXAVALENT CHROMIUM
COMPOUND HAVE A EXCESS OF LUNG CANCERS. CHROMIUM (VI)
COMPOUNDS ARE MORE READILY ABSORBED THROUGH THE SKIN
THAN CHROMIUM (III) COMPOUNDS. GOOD PRACTICE REQUIRES
THE REDUCTION OF EMPLOYEE EXPOSURE TO CHROMIUM (III)
AND (VI) COMPOUNDS.
NICKEL, NICKEL COMPOUNDS: LUNG FIBROSIS OR PNEUMOCONIOSIS. STUDIES OF NICEL
REFINERY WORKERS INDICATED A HIGHER INCIDENCE OF LUNG
AND NASAL CANCERS.
MOLYBDENUM: PROLONGED OVEREXPOSURE MAY RESULT IN LOSS OF APPETITE,
WEIGHT LOSS, AND MUSCLE COORDINATION, DIFFICULTY IN
BREATHING AND ANEMIA.
MAGNESIUM, MAGNESIUM
OXIDE: NO ADVERSE LONG TERM HEALTH EFFECTS HAVE BEEN REPORTED
IN THE LITERATURE.
MEDICAL CONDITIONS
AGGRAVATED BY EXPOSURE: PERSONS WITH PRE-EXISTING INPAIRED LUNG FUNCTIONS
(ASHTMA-LIKE CONDITIONS)
EMERGENCY AND FIRST
AID PROCEDURES: CALL FOR MEDICAL AID. EMPLOY FIRST AID TECHNIQUES
RECOMMENDED BY THE AMERICAN RED CROSS.
EYES AND SKIN: IF IRRITATION OR FLASH BURNS DEVELOP
AFTER EXPOSURE , CONSULT A PHYSICIAN.
CARCINOGENICITY: CHROMIUM VI AND NICKEL COMPOUNDS MUST BE CONSIDERED
AS CARCINOGENS UNDER OSHA (29 CFR 1910.1200).
CHROMIUM VI COMPOUNDS ARE CLASSIFIED AS IARC GROUP I
AND NTP GROUP 1 CARCINOGENS. NICKEL COMPOUNDS ARE
CLASSIFIED AS IARC GROUP 1 AND NTP GROUP 2
CARCINOGENS. WELDING FUMES MUST BE CONSIDERED AS
POSSIBLE CARCINOGENS UNDER OSHA (29 CFR 1910.1200).
CALIFORNIA PROPOSITION 65:
FOR GROUP B AND C PRODUCTS: WARNING: THIS PRODUCT CONTAINS OR PRODUCES A
CHEMICAL KNOWN TO THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA TO CAUSE
CANCER AND BIRTH DEFECTS (OR OTHER REPRODUCTIVE
HARM). (CALIFORNIA HEALTH AND SAFETY CODE SECTION
25249.5 ET SEQ.)
FOR GROUP A PRODUCTS: WARNING: THIS PRODUCT, WHEN USED FOR WELDING OR
CUTTING, PRODUCES FUMES OR GASES WHICH CONTAIN
CHEMICAL KNOWN TO THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA TO CAUSE
BIRTH DEFECTS AND, IN SOME CASES, CANCER.
(CALIFORNIA HEALTH AND SAFETY CODE SECTION 25249.5
ET SEQ).
***SECTION VII. PRECAUTION FOR SAFET HANDLING***
***& USE/APPLICABLE CONTROL MEASURES***
READ AND UNDERSTAND THE MANUFACTURER'S INSTRUCTIONS AND THE PRECAUTIONARY LABEL
ON THE PRODUCT. SEE AMERICAN NATIONAL STANDARD Z49.1; SAFETY IN WELDING AND
CUTTING PUBLISHED BY THE AMERICAN WELDING SOCIETY, P.O. BOX 351040, MIAMI, FL
33135 AND OSHA PUBLICATION 2206 (29 CFR 1910), U.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, DC 20402 FOR MORE DETAIL ON ANY OF THE FOLLOWING.
VENTILATION: USE ENOUGH VENTILATION, LOCAL EXHAUST AT THE ARC OR
BOTH TO KEEP THE FUMES AND GASES BELOW PEL/TLVS IN THE
WORKER'S BREATHING ZONE AND THE GENERAL AREA. TRAIN
THE WELDER TO KEEP HIS HEAD OUT OF THE FUMES.
RESPIRATORY PROTECTION: USE NIOSH APPROVED OR EQUIVALENT FUME RESPIRATOR OR
AIR SUPPLIED RESPIRATOR WHEN WELDING IN CONFINED SPACE
OR WHERE LOCAL EXHAUST OR VENTILATION DOES NOT KEEP
EXPOSURE BELOW PEL/TLVS.
EYE PROTECTION: WEAR HELMET OR USE FACE SHIELD WITH FILTER LENS. AS A
RULE OF THUMB BEGIN WITH SHADE NUMBER 14. ADJUST IF
NEEDED BY SELECTING THE NEXT LIGHTER AND/OR DARKER
SHADE NUMBER. PROVIDE PROTECTIVE SCREENS AND FLASH
GOGGLES, IF NECESSARY, TO SHIELD OTHERS.
PROTECTIVE CLOTHING: WEAR HAND, HEAD AND BODY PROTECTION WHICH HELP TO
PREVENT INJURY FROM RADIATION, SPARKS AND ELECTRICAL
SHOCK. SEE ANSI Z49.1. AT A MINIMUM THIS INCLUDES
WELDER'S GLOVES AND A PROTECTIVE FACE SHIELD, AND MAY
INCLUDE ARM PROTECTORS, APRONS, HATS, SHOULDER
PROTECTION AS WELL AS DARK NONSYNTHETIC CLOTHING.
TRAIN THE WELDER NOT TO TOUCH LIVE ELECTRICAL PARTS
AND TO INSULATE HIMSELF FROM WORK AND GROUND.
PROCEDURE FOR CLEAN UP
OF SPILLS OR LEAKS: NOT APPLICABLE
WASTE DISPOSAL: PREVENT WASTE FROM CONTAMINATING SURROUNDING
ENVIRONMENT. DISCARD ANY PRODUCT, RESIDUE, DISPOSABLE
CONTAINER OR LINER IN ANY ENVIRONMENTALLY ACCEPTABLE
MANNER, IN FULL COMPLIANCE WITH FEDERAL, STATE, AND
LOCAL REGULATIONS.
SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS
(IMPORTANT): MAINTAIN EXPOSURE LEVELS BELOW THE PEL/TLVS. USE
INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE MONITORING TO ENSURE THAT YOUR USE
OF THIS MATERIAL DOES NOT CREATE EXPOSURES WHICH
EXCEED PEL/TLVS. ALWAYS USE EXHAUST VENTILATION. REFER
TO THE FOLLOWING OSHA (29 CFR 1910) FROM THE U.S.
DEPARTMENT OF LABOR, WASHINGTON DC 20210.
ITW HOBART BROTHERS BELIEVES THIS DATA TO BE AS ACCURATE AND TO REFLECT
QUALIFIED EXPERT OPINION REGARDING CURRENT RESEARCH. HOWEVER, ITW HOBART
BROTHERS CANNOT MAKE ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTY AS TO THIS INFORMATION.
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