| Common Name: | SUPERGLAZE 5356 |
| Manufacturer: | LINCOLN ELECTRIC |
| SDS Revision Date: | 11/2/2018 |
| SDS Format: | GHS-US |
| Item Number(s): | 12C089, 12C090, 786W64, 786W78, 786W79, 786WC8, 786WC9, 786WD0 |
| Manufacturer Model Number(s): |
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LINCOLN(R*) ELECTRIC
REVISION DATE: 11/02/2018
SAFETY DATA SHEET
| 1. PRODUCT AND COMPANY IDENTIFICATION |  |
PRODUCT NAME: SUPERGLAZE(R*) 5356
PRODUCT SIZE: ALL
OTHER MEANS OF IDENTIFICATION:
SDS NUMBER: 200000000324
RECOMMENDED USE AND RESTRICTION ON USE:
RECOMMENDED USE: GMAW (GAS METAL ARC WELDING)
RESTRICTIONS ON USE: NOT KNOWN. READ THIS SDS BEFORE USING THIS PRODUCT.
MANUFACTURER/IMPORTER/SUPPLIER/DISTRIBUTOR INFORMATION:
COMPANY NAME: THE LINCOLN ELECTRIC COMPANY
ADDRESS:
22801 SAINT CLAIR AVENUE
CLEVELAND, OHIO 44117
USA
TELEPHONE: +1 (216) 481-8100
CONTACT PERSON:
SAFETY DATA SHEET QUESTIONS: WWW.LINCOLNELECTRIC.COM/SDS
ARC WELDING SAFETY INFORMATION: WWW.LINCOLNELECTRIC.COM/SAFETY
COMPANY NAME: THE LINCOLN ELECTRIC COMPANY OF CANADA LP
ADDRESS:
179 WICKSTEED AVENUE
TORONTO, ONTARIO M4G 2B9
CANADA
TELEPHONE: +1 (416) 421-2600
CONTACT PERSON:
SAFETY DATA SHEET QUESTIONS: WWW.LINCOLNELECTRIC.COM/SDS
ARC WELDING SAFETY INFORMATION: WWW.LINCOLNELECTRIC.COM/SAFETY
EMERGENCY TELEPHONE NUMBER:
USA/CANADA/MEXICO: +1 (888) 609-1762
AMERICAS/EUROPE: +1 (216) 383-8962
ASIA PACIFIC: +1 (216) 383-8966
MIDDLE EAST/AFRICA: +1 (216) 383-8969
3E COMPANY ACCESS CODE: 333988
| 2. HAZARDS IDENTIFICATION | |
CLASSIFIED ACCORDING TO THE CRITERIA OF THE GLOBALLY HARMONIZED SYSTEM
OF CLASSIFICATION AND LABELING OF CHEMICALS (GHS), THE UNITED
STATES OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH ADMINISTRATION'S HAZARD
COMMUNICATION STANDARD (29 CFR 1910.1200), CANADA'S HAZARDOUS
PRODUCT REGULATIONS AND MEXICO'S HARMONIZED SYSTEM FOR THE IDENTIFICATION
AND COMMUNICATION OF HAZARDS AND RISKS FROM HAZARDOUS CHEMICALS IN
THE WORKPLACE.
HAZARD CLASSIFICATION:
NOT CLASSIFIED AS HAZARDOUS ACCORDING TO APPLICABLE GHS HAZARD
CLASSIFICATION CRITERIA.
LABEL ELEMENTS:
HAZARD SYMBOL: NO SYMBOL
SIGNAL WORD: NO SIGNAL WORD.
HAZARD STATEMENT: NOT APPLICABLE
PRECAUTIONARY STATEMENTS: NOT APPLICABLE
OTHER HAZARDS WHICH DO NOT RESULT IN GHS CLASSIFICATION:
ELECTRICAL SHOCK CAN KILL. IF WELDING MUST BE PERFORMED IN DAMP LOCATIONS
OR WITH WET CLOTHING, ON METAL STRUCTURES OR WHEN IN CRAMPED POSITIONS
SUCH AS SITTING, KNEELING OR LYING, OR IF THERE IS A HIGH RISK OF
UNAVOIDABLE OR ACCIDENTAL CONTACT WITH WORK PIECE, USE THE
FOLLOWING EQUIPMENT:
SEMIAUTOMATIC DC WELDER, DC MANUAL (STICK) WELDER, OR AC WELDER WITH
REDUCED VOLTAGE CONTROL.
ARC RAYS CAN INJURE EYES AND BURN SKIN. WELDING ARC AND SPARKS CAN
IGNITE COMBUSTIBLES AND FLAMMABLE MATERIALS. OVEREXPOSURE TO WELDING
FUMES AND GASES CAN BE HAZARDOUS. READ AND UNDERSTAND THE
MANUFACTURER'S INSTRUCTIONS, SAFETY DATA SHEETS AND THE PRECAUTIONARY
LABELS BEFORE USING THIS PRODUCT. REFER TO SECTION 8.
SUBSTANCE(S) FORMED UNDER THE CONDITIONS OF USE:
THE WELDING FUME PRODUCED FROM THIS WELDING ELECTRODE MAY CONTAIN
THE FOLLOWING CONSTITUENT(S) AND/OR THEIR COMPLEX METALLIC OXIDES AS WELL
AS SOLID PARTICLES OR OTHER CONSTITUENTS FROM THE CONSUMABLES, BASE METAL,
OR BASE METAL COATING NOT LISTED BELOW.
CHEMICAL IDENTITY CAS-NO.
CARBON DIOXIDE 124-38-9
CARBON MONOXIDE 630-08-0
NITROGEN DIOXIDE 10102-44-0
OZONE 10028-15-6
| 3. COMPOSITION / INFORMATION ON INGREDIENTS | |
REPORTABLE HAZARDOUS INGREDIENTS:
MIXTURES:
CHEMICAL IDENTITY CAS NUMBER CONTENT IN PERCENT (%)*
ALUMINUM AND/OR ALUMINUM 7429-90-5 50 - <100%
ALLOYS (AS Al)
MAGNESIUM 7439-95-4 5 - <10%
IRON 7439-89-6 0.1 - <1%
TITANIUM 7440-32-6 0.1 - <1%
MANGANESE 7439-96-5 0.1 - <1%
SILICON 7440-21-3 0.1 - <1%
CHROMIUM AND CHROMIUM 7440-47-3 0.1 - <1%
ALLOYS OR COMPOUNDS (AS Cr)
* ALL CONCENTRATIONS ARE PERCENT BY WEIGHT UNLESS INGREDIENT IS A GAS.
GAS CONCENTRATIONS ARE IN PERCENT BY VOLUME.
COMPOSITION COMMENTS:
THE TERM "HAZARDOUS INGREDIENTS" SHOULD BE INTERPRETED AS A TERM DEFINED IN
HAZARD COMMUNICATION STANDARDS AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY IMPLY THE EXISTENCE
OF A WELDING HAZARD. THE PRODUCT MAY CONTAIN ADDITIONAL NON-HAZARDOUS
INGREDIENTS OR MAY FORM ADDITIONAL COMPOUNDS UNDER THE CONDITION OF USE.
REFER TO SECTIONS 2 AND 8 FOR MORE INFORMATION.
| 4. FIRST AID MEASURES | |
INGESTION:
AVOID HAND, CLOTHING, FOOD, AND DRINK CONTACT WITH FLUXES, METAL FUME
OR POWDER WHICH CAN CAUSE INGESTION OF PARTICULATE DURING HAND TO
MOUTH ACTIVITIES SUCH AS DRINKING, EATING, SMOKING, ETC. IF INGESTED,
DO NOT INDUCE VOMITING. CONTACT A POISON CONTROL CENTER. UNLESS THE
POISON CONTROL CENTER ADVISES OTHERWISE, WASH OUT MOUTH THOROUGHLY WITH
WATER. IF SYMPTOMS DEVELOP, SEEK MEDICAL ATTENTION AT ONCE.
INHALATION:
MOVE TO FRESH AIR IF BREATHING IS DIFFICULT. IF BREATHING HAS
STOPPED, PERFORM ARTIFICIAL RESPIRATION AND OBTAIN MEDICAL ASSISTANCE
AT ONCE.
SKIN CONTACT:
REMOVE CONTAMINATED CLOTHING AND WASH THE SKIN THOROUGHLY WITH SOAP
AND WATER. FOR REDDENED OR BLISTERED SKIN, OR THERMAL BURNS, OBTAIN
MEDICAL ASSISTANCE AT ONCE.
EYE CONTACT:
DUST OR FUME FROM THIS PRODUCT SHOULD BE FLUSHED FROM THE EYES WITH
COPIOUS AMOUNTS OF CLEAN, TEPID WATER UNTIL TRANSPORTED TO AN
EMERGENCY MEDICAL FACILITY. DO NOT ALLOW VICTIM TO RUB OR KEEP EYES
TIGHTLY CLOSED. OBTAIN MEDICAL ASSISTANCE AT ONCE.
ARC RAYS CAN INJURE EYES. IF EXPOSED TO ARC RAYS, MOVE VICTIM TO DARK
ROOM, REMOVE CONTACT LENSES AS NECESSARY FOR TREATMENT, COVER EYES WITH
A PADDED DRESSING AND REST. OBTAIN MEDICAL ASSISTANCE IF SYMPTOMS
PERSIST.
MOST IMPORTANT SYMPTOMS/EFFECTS, ACUTE AND DELAYED:
SYMPTOMS:
SHORT-TERM (ACUTE) OVEREXPOSURE TO FUMES AND GASES FROM WELDING AND
ALLIED PROCESSES MAY RESULT IN DISCOMFORT SUCH AS METAL FUME
FEVER, DIZZINESS, NAUSEA, OR DRYNESS OR IRRITATION OF NOSE, THROAT, OR
EYES. MAY AGGRAVATE PRE-EXISTING RESPIRATORY PROBLEMS (E.G.
ASTHMA, EMPHYSEMA). LONG-TERM (CHRONIC) OVEREXPOSURE TO FUMES AND GASES
FROM WELDING AND ALLIED PROCESSES CAN LEAD TO SIDEROSIS (IRON DEPOSITS
IN LUNG), CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM EFFECTS, BRONCHITIS AND OTHER
PULMONARY EFFECTS. REFER TO SECTION 11 FOR MORE INFORMATION.
HAZARDS:
THE HAZARDS ASSOCIATED WITH WELDING AND ITS ALLIED PROCESSES SUCH
AS SOLDERING AND BRAZING ARE COMPLEX AND MAY INCLUDE PHYSICAL AND
HEALTH HAZARDS SUCH AS BUT NOT LIMITED TO ELECTRIC SHOCK, PHYSICAL
STRAINS, RADIATION BURNS (EYE FLASH), THERMAL BURNS DUE TO HOT METAL
OR SPATTER AND POTENTIAL HEALTH EFFECTS OF OVEREXPOSURE TO FUMES, GASES
OR DUSTS POTENTIALLY GENERATED DURING THE USE OF THIS PRODUCT. REFER
TO SECTION 11 FOR MORE INFORMATION.
INDICATION OF IMMEDIATE MEDICAL ATTENTION AND SPECIAL TREATMENT NEEDED
TREATMENT: TREAT SYMPTOMATICALLY.
| 5. FIRE-FIGHTING MEASURES | |
GENERAL FIRE HAZARDS:
AS SHIPPED, THIS PRODUCT IS NONFLAMMABLE. HOWEVER, WELDING ARC AND SPARKS
AS WELL AS OPEN FLAMES AND HOT SURFACES ASSOCIATED WITH BRAZING AND
SOLDERING CAN IGNITE COMBUSTIBLE AND FLAMMABLE MATERIALS. READ AND
UNDERSTAND AMERICAN NATIONAL STANDARD Z49.1, "SAFETY IN WELDING, CUTTING
AND ALLIED PROCESSES" AND NATIONAL FIRE PROTECTION ASSOCIATION NFPA
51B, "STANDARD FOR FIRE PREVENTION DURING WELDING, CUTTING AND OTHER
HOT WORK" BEFORE USING THIS PRODUCT.
SUITABLE (AND UNSUITABLE) EXTINGUISHING MEDIA:
SUITABLE EXTINGUISHING MEDIA:
AS SHIPPED, THE PRODUCT WILL NOT BURN. IN CASE OF FIRE IN THE SURROUNDINGS:
USE APPROPRIATE EXTINGUISHING AGENT.
UNSUITABLE EXTINGUISHING MEDIA:
DO NOT USE WATER JET AS AN EXTINGUISHER, AS THIS WILL SPREAD THE FIRE.
SPECIFIC HAZARDS ARISING FROM THE CHEMICAL:
WELDING ARC AND SPARKS CAN IGNITE COMBUSTIBLES AND FLAMMABLE PRODUCTS.
SPECIAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT AND PRECAUTIONS FOR FIREFIGHTERS:
SPECIAL FIRE FIGHTING PROCEDURES:
USE STANDARD FIREFIGHTING PROCEDURES AND CONSIDER THE HAZARDS OF OTHER
INVOLVED MATERIALS.
SPECIAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT FOR FIRE-FIGHTERS:
SELECTION OF RESPIRATORY PROTECTION FOR FIRE FIGHTING: FOLLOW THE GENERAL
FIRE PRECAUTIONS INDICATED IN THE WORKPLACE. SELF-CONTAINED BREATHING
APPARATUS AND FULL PROTECTIVE CLOTHING MUST BE WORN IN CASE OF FIRE.
| 6. ACCIDENTAL RELEASE MEASURES | |
PERSONAL PRECAUTIONS, PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT AND EMERGENCY PROCEDURES:
IF AIRBORNE DUST AND/OR FUME IS PRESENT, USE ADEQUATE ENGINEERING CONTROLS
AND, IF NEEDED, PERSONAL PROTECTION TO PREVENT OVEREXPOSURE. REFER TO
RECOMMENDATIONS IN SECTION 8.
METHODS AND MATERIAL FOR CONTAINMENT AND CLEANING UP:
ABSORB WITH SAND OR OTHER INERT ABSORBENT. STOP THE FLOW OF MATERIAL, IF
THIS IS WITHOUT RISK. CLEAN UP SPILLS IMMEDIATELY, OBSERVING PRECAUTIONS
IN THE PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT IN SECTION 8. AVOID GENERATING
DUST. PREVENT PRODUCT FROM ENTERING ANY DRAINS, SEWERS OR WATER
SOURCES. REFER TO SECTION 13 FOR PROPER DISPOSAL.
ENVIRONMENTAL PRECAUTIONS:
AVOID RELEASE TO THE ENVIRONMENT. PREVENT FURTHER LEAKAGE OR SPILLAGE IF
SAFE TO DO SO. DO NOT CONTAMINATE WATER SOURCES OR SEWER.
ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGER MUST BE INFORMED OF ALL MAJOR SPILLAGES.
| 7. HANDLING AND STORAGE | |
PRECAUTIONS FOR SAFE HANDLING:
PREVENT FORMATION OF DUST. PROVIDE APPROPRIATE EXHAUST VENTILATION AT
PLACES WHERE DUST IS FORMED.
READ AND UNDERSTAND THE MANUFACTURER'S INSTRUCTION AND THE
PRECAUTIONARY LABEL ON THE PRODUCT. REFER TO LINCOLN SAFETY PUBLICATIONS
AT WWW.LINCOLNELECTRIC.COM/SAFETY. SEE AMERICAN NATIONAL STANDARD
Z49.1, "SAFETY IN WELDING, CUTTING AND ALLIED PROCESSES" PUBLISHED BY
THE AMERICAN WELDING SOCIETY, HTTP://PUBS.AWS.ORG AND OSHA PUBLICATION
2206 (29 CFR 1910), U.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE, WWW.GPO.GOV.
CONDITIONS FOR SAFE STORAGE, INCLUDING ANY INCOMPATIBILITIES:
STORE IN CLOSED ORIGINAL CONTAINER IN A DRY PLACE. STORE IN ACCORDANCE
WITH LOCAL/REGIONAL/NATIONAL REGULATIONS. STORE AWAY FROM INCOMPATIBLE
MATERIALS.
| 8. EXPOSURE CONTROLS / PERSONAL PROTECTION | |
CONTROL PARAMETERS:
OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE LIMITS: US
CHEMICAL IDENTITY TYPE EXPOSURE LIMIT SOURCE
VALUES
ALUMINUM AND/OR TWA 1 MG/M3 US. ACGIH THRESHOLD
ALUMINUM ALLOYS LIMIT VALUES
(AS Al) - RESPIRABLE (12 2010)
FRACTION.
ALUMINUM AND/OR PEL 15 MG/M3 US. OSHA TABLE Z-1
ALUMINUM ALLOYS LIMITS FOR AIR
(AS Al) - TOTAL CONTAMINANTS
DUST. - AS Al (29 CFR 1910.1000)
(02 2006)
ALUMINUM AND/OR REL 5 MG/M3 US. NIOSH:
ALUMINUM ALLOYS POCKET GUIDE TO
(AS Al) - WELDING CHEMICAL HAZARDS
FUME OR PYROPHORIC (2005)
POWDER. - AS Al
ALUMINUM AND/OR REL 5 MG/M3 US. NIOSH:
ALUMINUM ALLOYS POCKET GUIDE TO
(AS Al) - RESPIRABLE. CHEMICAL HAZARDS
(2005)
ALUMINUM AND/OR REL 10 MG/M3 US. NIOSH:
ALUMINUM ALLOYS POCKET GUIDE TO
(AS Al) - TOTAL CHEMICAL HAZARDS
(2005)
ALUMINUM AND/OR PEL 5 MG/M3 US. OSHA TABLE Z-1
ALUMINUM ALLOYS LIMITS FOR AIR
(AS Al) - RESPIRABLE CONTAMINANTS
FRACTION. - AS Al (29 CFR 1910.1000)
(03 2016)
MANGANESE - FUME. - CEILING 5 MG/M3 US. OSHA TABLE Z-1
AS Mn LIMITS FOR AIR
CONTAMINANTS
(29 CFR 1910.1000)
(02 2006)
REL 1 MG/M3 US. NIOSH:
POCKET GUIDE TO
CHEMICAL HAZARDS
(2005)
STEL 3 MG/M3 US. NIOSH:
POCKET GUIDE TO
CHEMICAL HAZARDS
(2005)
MANGANESE - INHALABLE TWA 0.1 MG/M3 US. ACGIH THRESHOLD
FRACTION. - AS Mn LIMIT VALUES
(03 2014)
MANGANESE - RESPIRABLE TWA 0.02 MG/M3 US. ACGIH THRESHOLD
FRACTION. - AS Mn LIMIT VALUES
(03 2014)
SILICON - TOTAL DUST. PEL 15 MG/M3 US. OSHA TABLE Z-1
LIMITS FOR AIR
CONTAMINANTS
(29 CFR 1910.1000)
(02 2006)
SILICON - RESPIRABLE PEL 5 MG/M3 US. OSHA TABLE Z-1
FRACTION. LIMITS FOR AIR
CONTAMINANTS
(29 CFR 1910.1000)
(02 2006)
SILICON - RESPIRABLE. REL 5 MG/M3 US. NIOSH:
POCKET GUIDE TO
CHEMICAL HAZARDS
(2005)
SILICON - TOTAL REL 10 MG/M3 US. NIOSH:
POCKET GUIDE TO
CHEMICAL HAZARDS
(2005)
CHROMIUM AND CHROMIUM PEL 1 MG/M3 US. OSHA TABLE Z-1
ALLOYS OR COMPOUNDS LIMITS FOR AIR
(AS Cr) - AS Cr CONTAMINANTS
(29 CFR 1910.1000)
(02 2006)
REL 0.5 MG/M3 US. NIOSH:
POCKET GUIDE TO
CHEMICAL HAZARDS
(2005)
CHROMIUM AND CHROMIUM TWA 0.5 MG/M3 US. ACGIH THRESHOLD
ALLOYS OR COMPOUNDS LIMIT VALUES
(AS Cr) - INHALABLE (03 2018)
FRACTION. - AS Cr(0)
OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE LIMITS: CANADA
CHEMICAL IDENTITY TYPE EXPOSURE LIMIT SOURCE
VALUES
ALUMINUM AND/OR TWA 5 MG/M3 CANADA. ALBERTA OELS
ALUMINUM ALLOYS (OCCUPATIONAL
(AS Al) - PYROPHORIC HEALTH & SAFETY
POWDER. - AS Al CODE, SCHEDULE 1,
TABLE 2) (07 2009)
ALUMINUM AND/OR TWA 10 MG/M3 CANADA. ALBERTA OELS
ALUMINUM ALLOYS (OCCUPATIONAL
(AS Al) - DUST. HEALTH & SAFETY
CODE, SCHEDULE 1,
TABLE 2) (07 2009)
ALUMINUM AND/OR TWA 1 MG/M3 CANADA. BRITISH
ALUMINUM ALLOYS COLUMBIA OELS.
(AS Al) - RESPIRABLE. (OCCUPATIONAL
EXPOSURE LIMITS FOR
CHEMICAL SUBSTANCES,
OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH
AND SAFETY
REGULATION 296/97,
AS AMENDED)
(07 2007)
ALUMINUM AND/OR TWA 1 MG/M3 CANADA. MANITOBA
ALUMINUM ALLOYS OELS (REG. 217/2006,
(AS Al) - RESPIRABLE THE WORKPLACE SAFETY
FRACTION. AND HEALTH ACT)
(03 2011)
TWA 1 MG/M3 CANADA. ONTARIO
OELS. (CONTROL OF
EXPOSURE TO
BIOLOGICAL OR
CHEMICAL AGENTS)
(11 2010)
ALUMINUM AND/OR 8 HR ACL 5 MG/M3 CANADA. SASKATCHEWAN
ALUMINUM ALLOYS OELS (OCCUPATIONAL
(AS Al) - PYROPHORIC HEALTH AND SAFETY
POWDER. - AS Al REGULATIONS, 1996,
TABLE 21) (05 2009)
ALUMINUM AND/OR 8 HR ACL 10 MG/M3 CANADA. SASKATCHEWAN
ALUMINUM ALLOYS OELS (OCCUPATIONAL
(AS Al) - DUST. - AS Al HEALTH AND SAFETY
REGULATIONS, 1996,
TABLE 21) (05 2009)
ALUMINUM AND/OR 15 MIN 10 MG/M3 CANADA. SASKATCHEWAN
ALUMINUM ALLOYS ACL OELS (OCCUPATIONAL
(AS Al) - PYROPHORIC HEALTH AND SAFETY
POWDER. - AS Al REGULATIONS, 1996,
TABLE 21) (05 2009)
ALUMINUM AND/OR 15 MIN 20 MG/M3 CANADA. SASKATCHEWAN
ALUMINUM ALLOYS ACL OELS (OCCUPATIONAL
(AS Al) - DUST. - AS Al HEALTH AND SAFETY
REGULATIONS, 1996,
TABLE 21) (05 2009)
ALUMINUM AND/OR TWA 10 MG/M3 CANADA. QUEBEC OELS.
ALUMINUM ALLOYS (AS Al) (MINISTRY OF LABOR -
REGULATION
RESPECTING THE
QUALITY OF THE WORK
ENVIRONMENT)
(09 2017)
ALUMINUM AND/OR TWA 5 MG/M3 CANADA. QUEBEC OELS.
ALUMINUM ALLOYS (MINISTRY OF LABOR -
(AS Al) - AS Al REGULATION
RESPECTING THE
QUALITY OF THE WORK
ENVIRONMENT)
(09 2017)
ALUMINUM AND/OR TWA 5 MG/M3 CANADA. QUEBEC OELS.
ALUMINUM ALLOYS (MINISTRY OF LABOR -
(AS Al) - WELDING REGULATION
FUME. - AS Al RESPECTING THE
QUALITY OF THE WORK
ENVIRONMENT)
(09 2017)
MANGANESE - AS Mn TWA 0.2 MG/M3 CANADA. ALBERTA OELS
(OCCUPATIONAL
HEALTH & SAFETY
CODE, SCHEDULE 1,
TABLE 2) (07 2009)
TWA 0.2 MG/M3 CANADA. BRITISH
COLUMBIA OELS.
(OCCUPATIONAL
EXPOSURE LIMITS FOR
CHEMICAL SUBSTANCES,
OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH
AND SAFETY
REGULATION 296/97,
AS AMENDED)
(07 2007)
8 HR ACL 0.2 MG/M3 CANADA. SASKATCHEWAN
OELS (OCCUPATIONAL
HEALTH AND SAFETY
REGULATIONS, 1996,
TABLE 21) (05 2009)
15 MIN 0.6 MG/M3 CANADA. SASKATCHEWAN
ACL OELS (OCCUPATIONAL
HEALTH AND SAFETY
REGULATIONS, 1996,
TABLE 21) (05 2009)
MANGANESE - RESPIRABLE TWA 0.02 MG/M3 CANADA. MANITOBA
FRACTION. - AS Mn OELS (REG. 217/2006,
THE WORKPLACE SAFETY
AND HEALTH ACT)
(03 2014)
MANGANESE - INHALABLE TWA 0.1 MG/M3 CANADA. MANITOBA
FRACTION. - AS Mn OELS (REG. 217/2006,
THE WORKPLACE SAFETY
AND HEALTH ACT)
(03 2014)
MANGANESE - AS Mn TWA 0.2 MG/M3 CANADA. ONTARIO
OELS. (CONTROL OF
EXPOSURE TO
BIOLOGICAL OR
CHEMICAL AGENTS)
(06 2015)
MANGANESE - FUME, TWA 0.2 MG/M3 CANADA. QUEBEC OELS.
TOTAL DUST. - AS Mn (MINISTRY OF LABOR -
REGULATION
RESPECTING THE
QUALITY OF THE WORK
ENVIRONMENT)
(09 2017)
SILICON - TOTAL DUST. TWA 10 MG/M3 CANADA. ONTARIO
OELS. (CONTROL OF
EXPOSURE TO
BIOLOGICAL OR
CHEMICAL AGENTS)
(07 2010)
SILICON 8 HR ACL 10 MG/M3 CANADA. SASKATCHEWAN
OELS (OCCUPATIONAL
HEALTH AND SAFETY
REGULATIONS, 1996,
TABLE 21) (05 2009)
15 MIN 20 MG/M3 CANADA. SASKATCHEWAN
ACL OELS (OCCUPATIONAL
HEALTH AND SAFETY
REGULATIONS, 1996,
TABLE 21) (05 2009)
SILICON - TOTAL DUST. TWA 10 MG/M3 CANADA. QUEBEC OELS.
(MINISTRY OF LABOR -
REGULATION
RESPECTING THE
QUALITY OF THE WORK
ENVIRONMENT)
(09 2017)
CHROMIUM AND CHROMIUM TWA 0.5 MG/M3 CANADA. ALBERTA OELS
ALLOYS OR COMPOUNDS (OCCUPATIONAL
(AS Cr) - AS Cr HEALTH & SAFETY
CODE, SCHEDULE 1,
TABLE 2) (07 2009)
CHROMIUM AND CHROMIUM TWA 0.5 MG/M3 CANADA. BRITISH
ALLOYS OR COMPOUNDS COLUMBIA OELS.
(AS Cr) (OCCUPATIONAL
EXPOSURE LIMITS FOR
CHEMICAL SUBSTANCES,
OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH
AND SAFETY
REGULATION 296/97,
AS AMENDED)
(07 2007)
CHROMIUM AND CHROMIUM TWA 0.5 MG/M3 CANADA. ONTARIO
ALLOYS OR COMPOUNDS OELS. (CONTROL OF
(AS Cr) - AS Cr EXPOSURE TO
BIOLOGICAL OR
CHEMICAL AGENTS)
(11 2010)
8 HR ACL 0.5 MG/M3 CANADA. SASKATCHEWAN
OELS (OCCUPATIONAL
HEALTH AND SAFETY
REGULATIONS, 1996,
TABLE 21) (05 2009)
15 MIN 1.5 MG/M3 CANADA. SASKATCHEWAN
ACL OELS (OCCUPATIONAL
HEALTH AND SAFETY
REGULATIONS, 1996,
TABLE 21) (05 2009)
CHROMIUM AND CHROMIUM TWA 0.5 MG/M3 CANADA. QUEBEC OELS.
ALLOYS OR COMPOUNDS (MINISTRY OF LABOR -
(AS Cr) REGULATION
RESPECTING THE
QUALITY OF THE WORK
ENVIRONMENT)
(09 2017)
CHROMIUM AND CHROMIUM TWA 0.5 MG/M3 CANADA. MANITOBA
ALLOYS OR COMPOUNDS OELS (REG. 217/2006,
(AS Cr) - INHALABLE THE WORKPLACE SAFETY
FRACTION. - AS Cr(0) AND HEALTH ACT)
(03 2018)
OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE LIMITS: MEXICO
CHEMICAL IDENTITY TYPE EXPOSURE LIMIT SOURCE
VALUES
ALUMINUM AND/OR VLE-PPT 1 MG/M3 MEXICO. OELS.
ALUMINUM ALLOYS (NOM-010-STPS-2014
(AS Al) - RESPIRABLE CHEMICAL POLLUTANTS
FRACTION. AT THE WORKPLACE;
ASSESSMENT AND
CONTROL) (04 2014)
IRON - AS Fe VLE-PPT 1 MG/M3 MEXICO. OELS.
(NOM-010-STPS-2014
CHEMICAL POLLUTANTS
AT THE WORKPLACE;
ASSESSMENT AND
CONTROL) (04 2014)
MANGANESE - AS Mn VLE-PPT 0.2 MG/M3 MEXICO. OELS.
(NOM-010-STPS-2014
CHEMICAL POLLUTANTS
AT THE WORKPLACE;
ASSESSMENT AND
CONTROL) (04 2014)
CHROMIUM AND CHROMIUM VLE-PPT 0.5 MG/M3 MEXICO. OELS.
ALLOYS OR COMPOUNDS (NOM-010-STPS-2014
(AS Cr) CHEMICAL POLLUTANTS
AT THE WORKPLACE;
ASSESSMENT AND
CONTROL) (04 2014)
VLE-PPT 0.05 MG/M3 MEXICO. OELS.
(NOM-010-STPS-2014
CHEMICAL POLLUTANTS
AT THE WORKPLACE;
ASSESSMENT AND
CONTROL) (04 2014)
VLE-PPT 0.01 MG/M3 MEXICO. OELS.
(NOM-010-STPS-2014
CHEMICAL POLLUTANTS
AT THE WORKPLACE;
ASSESSMENT AND
CONTROL) (04 2014)
ADDITIONAL EXPOSURE LIMITS UNDER THE CONDITIONS OF USE: US
CHEMICAL IDENTITY TYPE EXPOSURE LIMIT SOURCE
VALUES
CARBON DIOXIDE TWA 5,000 PPM US. ACGIH THRESHOLD
LIMIT VALUES
(12 2010)
STEL 30,000 PPM US. ACGIH THRESHOLD
LIMIT VALUES
(12 2010)
PEL 5,000 PPM US. OSHA TABLE Z-1
9,000 MG/M3 LIMITS FOR AIR
CONTAMINANTS
(29 CFR 1910.1000)
(02 2006)
STEL 30,000 PPM US. NIOSH:
54,000 MG/M3 POCKET GUIDE TO
CHEMICAL HAZARDS
(2005)
REL 5,000 PPM US. NIOSH:
9,000 MG/M3 POCKET GUIDE TO
CHEMICAL HAZARDS
(2005)
CARBON MONOXIDE TWA 25 PPM US. ACGIH THRESHOLD
LIMIT VALUES
(12 2010)
PEL 50 PPM US. OSHA TABLE Z-1
55 MG/M3 LIMITS FOR AIR
CONTAMINANTS
(29 CFR 1910.1000)
(02 2006)
REL 35 PPM US. NIOSH:
40 MG/M3 POCKET GUIDE TO
CHEMICAL HAZARDS
(2005)
CEIL_TIME 200 PPM US. NIOSH:
229 MG/M3 POCKET GUIDE TO
CHEMICAL HAZARDS
(2005)
NITROGEN DIOXIDE TWA 0.2 PPM US. ACGIH THRESHOLD
LIMIT VALUES
(02 2012)
CEILING 5 PPM US. OSHA TABLE Z-1
9 MG/M3 LIMITS FOR AIR
CONTAMINANTS
(29 CFR 1910.1000)
(02 2006)
STEL 1 PPM US. NIOSH:
1.8 MG/M3 POCKET GUIDE TO
CHEMICAL HAZARDS
(2005)
OZONE PEL 0.1 PPM US. OSHA TABLE Z-1
0.2 MG/M3 LIMITS FOR AIR
CONTAMINANTS
(29 CFR 1910.1000)
(02 2006)
CEIL_TIME 0.1 PPM US. NIOSH:
0.2 MG/M3 POCKET GUIDE TO
CHEMICAL HAZARDS
(2005)
TWA 0.05 PPM US. ACGIH THRESHOLD
LIMIT VALUES
(03 2014)
TWA 0.20 PPM US. ACGIH THRESHOLD
LIMIT VALUES
(03 2014)
TWA 0.10 PPM US. ACGIH THRESHOLD
LIMIT VALUES
(03 2014)
TWA 0.08 PPM US. ACGIH THRESHOLD
LIMIT VALUES
(03 2014)
ADDITIONAL EXPOSURE LIMITS UNDER THE CONDITIONS OF USE: CANADA
CHEMICAL IDENTITY TYPE EXPOSURE LIMIT SOURCE
VALUES
CARBON DIOXIDE STEL 30,000 PPM CANADA. ALBERTA OELS
54,000 MG/M3 (OCCUPATIONAL
HEALTH & SAFETY
CODE, SCHEDULE 1,
TABLE 2) (07 2009)
TWA 5,000 PPM CANADA. ALBERTA OELS
9,000 MG/M3 (OCCUPATIONAL
HEALTH & SAFETY
CODE, SCHEDULE 1,
TABLE 2) (07 2009)
TWA 5,000 PPM CANADA. BRITISH
COLUMBIA OELS.
(OCCUPATIONAL
EXPOSURE LIMITS FOR
CHEMICAL SUBSTANCES,
OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH
AND SAFETY
REGULATION 296/97,
AS AMENDED)
(07 2007)
STEL 15,000 PPM CANADA. BRITISH
COLUMBIA OELS.
(OCCUPATIONAL
EXPOSURE LIMITS FOR
CHEMICAL SUBSTANCES,
OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH
AND SAFETY
REGULATION 296/97,
AS AMENDED)
(07 2007)
TWA 5,000 PPM CANADA. MANITOBA
OELS (REG. 217/2006,
THE WORKPLACE SAFETY
AND HEALTH ACT)
(03 2011)
STEL 30,000 PPM CANADA. MANITOBA
OELS (REG. 217/2006,
THE WORKPLACE SAFETY
AND HEALTH ACT)
(03 2011)
STEL 30,000 PPM CANADA. ONTARIO
OELS. (CONTROL OF
EXPOSURE TO
BIOLOGICAL OR
CHEMICAL AGENTS)
(11 2010)
TWA 5,000 PPM CANADA. ONTARIO
OELS. (CONTROL OF
EXPOSURE TO
BIOLOGICAL OR
CHEMICAL AGENTS)
(11 2010)
8 HR ACL 5,000 PPM CANADA. SASKATCHEWAN
OELS (OCCUPATIONAL
HEALTH AND SAFETY
REGULATIONS, 1996,
TABLE 21) (05 2009)
15 MIN 30,000 PPM CANADA. SASKATCHEWAN
ACL OELS (OCCUPATIONAL
HEALTH AND SAFETY
REGULATIONS, 1996,
TABLE 21) (05 2009)
TWA 5,000 PPM CANADA. QUEBEC OELS.
9,000 MG/M3 (MINISTRY OF LABOR -
REGULATION
RESPECTING THE
QUALITY OF THE WORK
ENVIRONMENT)
(09 2017)
STEL 30,000 PPM CANADA. QUEBEC OELS.
54,000 MG/M3 (MINISTRY OF LABOR -
REGULATION
RESPECTING THE
QUALITY OF THE WORK
ENVIRONMENT)
(09 2017)
CARBON MONOXIDE TWA 25 PPM CANADA. ALBERTA OELS
29 MG/M3 (OCCUPATIONAL
HEALTH & SAFETY
CODE, SCHEDULE 1,
TABLE 2) (07 2009)
TWA 25 PPM CANADA. BRITISH
COLUMBIA OELS.
(OCCUPATIONAL
EXPOSURE LIMITS FOR
CHEMICAL SUBSTANCES,
OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH
AND SAFETY
REGULATION 296/97,
AS AMENDED)
(07 2007)
STEL 100 PPM CANADA. BRITISH
COLUMBIA OELS.
(OCCUPATIONAL
EXPOSURE LIMITS FOR
CHEMICAL SUBSTANCES,
OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH
AND SAFETY
REGULATION 296/97,
AS AMENDED)
(07 2007)
TWA 25 PPM CANADA. MANITOBA
OELS (REG. 217/2006,
THE WORKPLACE SAFETY
AND HEALTH ACT)
(03 2011)
TWA 25 PPM CANADA. ONTARIO
OELS. (CONTROL OF
EXPOSURE TO
BIOLOGICAL OR
CHEMICAL AGENTS)
(07 2010)
8 HR ACL 25 PPM CANADA. SASKATCHEWAN
OELS (OCCUPATIONAL
HEALTH AND SAFETY
REGULATIONS, 1996,
TABLE 21) (05 2009)
15 MIN 190 PPM CANADA. SASKATCHEWAN
ACL OELS (OCCUPATIONAL
HEALTH AND SAFETY
REGULATIONS, 1996,
TABLE 21) (05 2009)
TWA 35 PPM CANADA. QUEBEC OELS.
40 MG/M3 (MINISTRY OF LABOR -
REGULATION
RESPECTING THE
QUALITY OF THE WORK
ENVIRONMENT)
(09 2017)
STEL 200 PPM CANADA. QUEBEC OELS.
230 MG/M3 (MINISTRY OF LABOR -
REGULATION
RESPECTING THE
QUALITY OF THE WORK
ENVIRONMENT)
(09 2017)
NITROGEN DIOXIDE STEL 5 PPM CANADA. ALBERTA OELS
9.4 MG/M3 (OCCUPATIONAL
HEALTH & SAFETY
CODE, SCHEDULE 1,
TABLE 2) (07 2009)
TWA 3 PPM CANADA. ALBERTA OELS
5.6 MG/M3 (OCCUPATIONAL
HEALTH & SAFETY
CODE, SCHEDULE 1,
TABLE 2) (07 2009)
CEILING 1 PPM CANADA. BRITISH
COLUMBIA OELS.
(OCCUPATIONAL
EXPOSURE LIMITS FOR
CHEMICAL SUBSTANCES,
OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH
AND SAFETY
REGULATION 296/97,
AS AMENDED)
(07 2007)
TWA 0.2 PPM CANADA. MANITOBA
OELS (REG. 217/2006,
THE WORKPLACE SAFETY
AND HEALTH ACT)
(03 2012)
STEL 5 PPM CANADA. ONTARIO
OELS. (CONTROL OF
EXPOSURE TO
BIOLOGICAL OR
CHEMICAL AGENTS)
(11 2010)
TWA 3 PPM CANADA. ONTARIO
OELS. (CONTROL OF
EXPOSURE TO
BIOLOGICAL OR
CHEMICAL AGENTS)
(11 2010)
8 HR ACL 3 PPM CANADA. SASKATCHEWAN
OELS (OCCUPATIONAL
HEALTH AND SAFETY
REGULATIONS, 1996,
TABLE 21) (05 2009)
15 MIN 5 PPM CANADA. SASKATCHEWAN
ACL OELS (OCCUPATIONAL
HEALTH AND SAFETY
REGULATIONS, 1996,
TABLE 21) (05 2009)
TWA 3 PPM CANADA. QUEBEC OELS.
5.6 MG/M3 (MINISTRY OF LABOR -
REGULATION
RESPECTING THE
QUALITY OF THE WORK
ENVIRONMENT)
(09 2017)
OZONE STEL 0.3 PPM CANADA. ALBERTA OELS
0.6 MG/M3 (OCCUPATIONAL
HEALTH & SAFETY
CODE, SCHEDULE 1,
TABLE 2) (07 2009)
TWA 0.1 PPM CANADA. ALBERTA OELS
0.2 MG/M3 (OCCUPATIONAL
HEALTH & SAFETY
CODE, SCHEDULE 1,
TABLE 2) (07 2009)
TWA 0.05 PPM CANADA. BRITISH
COLUMBIA OELS.
(OCCUPATIONAL
EXPOSURE LIMITS FOR
CHEMICAL SUBSTANCES,
OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH
AND SAFETY
REGULATION 296/97,
AS AMENDED)
(07 2007)
TWA 0.1 PPM CANADA. BRITISH
COLUMBIA OELS.
(OCCUPATIONAL
EXPOSURE LIMITS FOR
CHEMICAL SUBSTANCES,
OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH
AND SAFETY
REGULATION 296/97,
AS AMENDED)
(07 2007)
TWA 0.08 PPM CANADA. BRITISH
COLUMBIA OELS.
(OCCUPATIONAL
EXPOSURE LIMITS FOR
CHEMICAL SUBSTANCES,
OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH
AND SAFETY
REGULATION 296/97,
AS AMENDED)
(07 2007)
TWA 0.2 PPM CANADA. BRITISH
COLUMBIA OELS.
(OCCUPATIONAL
EXPOSURE LIMITS FOR
CHEMICAL SUBSTANCES,
OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH
AND SAFETY
REGULATION 296/97,
AS AMENDED)
(07 2007)
TWA 0.1 PPM CANADA. ONTARIO
0.2 MG/M3 OELS. (CONTROL OF
EXPOSURE TO
BIOLOGICAL OR
CHEMICAL AGENTS)
(07 2010)
STEL 0.3 PPM CANADA. ONTARIO
0.6 MG/M3 OELS. (CONTROL OF
EXPOSURE TO
BIOLOGICAL OR
CHEMICAL AGENTS)
(07 2010)
15 MIN 0.15 PPM CANADA. SASKATCHEWAN
ACL OELS (OCCUPATIONAL
HEALTH AND SAFETY
REGULATIONS, 1996,
TABLE 21) (05 2009)
8 HR ACL 0.05 PPM CANADA. SASKATCHEWAN
OELS (OCCUPATIONAL
HEALTH AND SAFETY
REGULATIONS, 1996,
TABLE 21) (05 2009)
CEILING 0.1 PPM CANADA. QUEBEC OELS.
0.2 MG/M3 (MINISTRY OF LABOR -
REGULATION
RESPECTING THE
QUALITY OF THE WORK
ENVIRONMENT)
(12 2008)
TWA 0.20 PPM CANADA. MANITOBA
OELS (REG. 217/2006,
THE WORKPLACE SAFETY
AND HEALTH ACT)
(03 2014)
TWA 0.05 PPM CANADA. MANITOBA
OELS (REG. 217/2006,
THE WORKPLACE SAFETY
AND HEALTH ACT)
(03 2014)
TWA 0.08 PPM CANADA. MANITOBA
OELS (REG. 217/2006,
THE WORKPLACE SAFETY
AND HEALTH ACT)
(03 2014)
TWA 0.10 PPM CANADA. MANITOBA
OELS (REG. 217/2006,
THE WORKPLACE SAFETY
AND HEALTH ACT)
(03 2014)
ADDITIONAL EXPOSURE LIMITS UNDER THE CONDITIONS OF USE: MEXICO
CHEMICAL IDENTITY TYPE EXPOSURE LIMIT SOURCE
VALUES
CARBON DIOXIDE VLE-CT 30,000 PPM MEXICO. OELS.
(NOM-010-STPS-2014
CHEMICAL POLLUTANTS
AT THE WORKPLACE;
ASSESSMENT AND
CONTROL) (04 2014)
VLE-PPT 5,000 PPM MEXICO. OELS.
(NOM-010-STPS-2014
CHEMICAL POLLUTANTS
AT THE WORKPLACE;
ASSESSMENT AND
CONTROL) (04 2014)
CARBON MONOXIDE VLE-PPT 25 PPM MEXICO. OELS.
(NOM-010-STPS-2014
CHEMICAL POLLUTANTS
AT THE WORKPLACE;
ASSESSMENT AND
CONTROL) (04 2014)
NITROGEN DIOXIDE VLE-PPT 0.2 PPM MEXICO. OELS.
(NOM-010-STPS-2014
CHEMICAL POLLUTANTS
AT THE WORKPLACE;
ASSESSMENT AND
CONTROL) (04 2014)
OZONE VLE-P 0.1 PPM MEXICO. OELS.
(NOM-010-STPS-2014
CHEMICAL POLLUTANTS
AT THE WORKPLACE;
ASSESSMENT AND
CONTROL) (04 2014)
APPROPRIATE ENGINEERING CONTROLS;
VENTILATION:
USE ENOUGH VENTILATION AND LOCAL EXHAUST AT THE ARC, FLAME OR HEAT SOURCE
TO KEEP THE FUMES AND GASES FROM THE WORKER'S BREATHING ZONE AND THE
GENERAL AREA. TRAIN THE OPERATOR TO KEEP THEIR HEAD OUT OF THE FUMES.
KEEP EXPOSURE AS LOW AS POSSIBLE.
INDIVIDUAL PROTECTION MEASURES, SUCH AS PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT:
GENERAL INFORMATION:
EXPOSURE GUIDELINES:
TO REDUCE THE POTENTIAL FOR OVEREXPOSURE, USE CONTROLS SUCH AS
ADEQUATE VENTILATION AND PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT (PPE).
OVEREXPOSURE REFERS TO EXCEEDING APPLICABLE LOCAL LIMITS, THE
AMERICAN CONFERENCE OF GOVERNMENTAL INDUSTRIAL HYGIENISTS (ACGIH)
THRESHOLD LIMIT VALUES (TLVS) OR THE OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND
HEALTH ADMINISTRATION'S (OSHA) PERMISSIBLE EXPOSURE LIMITS (PELS).
WORKPLACE EXPOSURE LEVELS SHOULD BE ESTABLISHED BY COMPETENT
INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE ASSESSMENTS. UNLESS EXPOSURE LEVELS ARE CONFIRMED TO
BE BELOW THE APPLICABLE LOCAL LIMIT, TLV OR PEL, WHICHEVER IS
LOWER, RESPIRATOR USE IS REQUIRED. ABSENT THESE CONTROLS, OVEREXPOSURE TO
ONE OR MORE COMPOUND CONSTITUENTS, INCLUDING THOSE IN THE FUME OR
AIRBORNE PARTICLES, MAY OCCUR RESULTING IN POTENTIAL HEALTH
HAZARDS. ACCORDING TO THE ACGIH, TLVS AND BIOLOGICAL EXPOSURE INDICES
(BEIS) "REPRESENT CONDITIONS UNDER WHICH ACGIH BELIEVES THAT NEARLY
ALL WORKERS MAY BE REPEATEDLY EXPOSED WITHOUT ADVERSE HEALTH EFFECTS."
THE ACGIH FURTHER STATES THAT THE TLV-TWA SHOULD BE USED AS A GUIDE IN
THE CONTROL OF HEALTH HAZARDS AND SHOULD NOT BE USED TO INDICATE A FINE
LINE BETWEEN SAFE AND DANGEROUS EXPOSURES. SEE SECTION 10 FOR INFORMATION
ON CONSTITUENTS WHICH HAVE SOME POTENTIAL TO PRESENT HEALTH HAZARDS.
WELDING CONSUMABLES AND MATERIALS BEING JOINED MAY CONTAIN CHROMIUM AS
AN UNINTENDED TRACE ELEMENT. MATERIALS THAT CONTAIN CHROMIUM MAY PRODUCE
SOME AMOUNT OF HEXAVALENT CHROMIUM (CrVI) AND OTHER CHROMIUM COMPOUNDS AS
A BYPRODUCT IN THE FUME. IN 2018, THE AMERICAN CONFERENCE OF
GOVERNMENTAL INDUSTRIAL HYGIENISTS (ACGIH) LOWERED THE THRESHOLD LIMIT
VALUE (TLV) FOR HEXAVALENT CHROMIUM FROM 50 MICROGRAMS PER CUBIC METER OF
AIR (50 (MICRO)G/M3) TO 0.2 (MICRO)G/M3. AT THESE NEW LIMITS, CrVI
EXPOSURES AT OR ABOVE THE TLV MAY BE POSSIBLE IN CASES WHERE
ADEQUATE VENTILATION IS NOT PROVIDED. CrVI COMPOUNDS ARE ON THE IARC AND
NTP LISTS AS POSING A LUNG CANCER AND SINUS CANCER RISK. WORKPLACE
CONDITIONS ARE UNIQUE AND WELDING FUME EXPOSURES LEVELS VARY.
WORKPLACE EXPOSURE ASSESSMENTS MUST BE CONDUCTED BY A QUALIFIED
PROFESSIONAL, SUCH AS AN INDUSTRIAL HYGIENIST, TO DETERMINE IF EXPOSURES
ARE BELOW APPLICABLE LIMITS AND TO MAKE RECOMMENDATIONS WHEN NECESSARY
FOR PREVENTING OVEREXPOSURES.
EYE/FACE PROTECTION:
WEAR HELMET OR USE FACE SHIELD WITH FILTER LENS SHADE NUMBER 12 OR DARKER
FOR OPEN ARC PROCESSES - OR FOLLOW THE RECOMMENDATIONS AS SPECIFIED IN
ANSI Z49.1, SECTION 4, BASED ON YOUR PROCESS AND SETTINGS. NO SPECIFIC
LENS SHADE RECOMMENDATION FOR SUBMERGED ARC OR ELECTROSLAG PROCESSES.
SHIELD OTHERS BY PROVIDING APPROPRIATE SCREENS AND FLASH GOGGLES.
SKIN PROTECTION
HAND PROTECTION:
WEAR PROTECTIVE GLOVES. SUITABLE GLOVES CAN BE RECOMMENDED BY THE GLOVE
SUPPLIER.
OTHER:
PROTECTIVE CLOTHING:
WEAR HAND, HEAD, AND BODY PROTECTION WHICH HELP TO PREVENT INJURY
FROM RADIATION, OPEN FLAMES, HOT SURFACES, SPARKS AND ELECTRICAL SHOCK.
SEE Z49.1. AT A MINIMUM, THIS INCLUDES WELDER'S GLOVES AND A PROTECTIVE
FACE SHIELD WHEN WELDING, AND MAY INCLUDE ARM PROTECTORS, APRONS,
HATS, SHOULDER PROTECTION, AS WELL AS DARK SUBSTANTIAL CLOTHING WHEN
WELDING, BRAZING AND SOLDERING. WEAR DRY GLOVES FREE OF HOLES OR SPLIT
SEAMS. TRAIN THE OPERATOR NOT TO PERMIT ELECTRICALLY LIVE PARTS OR
ELECTRODES FROM CONTACTING THE SKIN . . . OR CLOTHING OR GLOVES IF THEY
ARE WET. INSULATE YOURSELF FROM THE WORK PIECE AND GROUND USING DRY
PLYWOOD, RUBBER MATS OR OTHER DRY INSULATION.
RESPIRATORY PROTECTION:
KEEP YOUR HEAD OUT OF FUMES. USE ENOUGH VENTILATION AND LOCAL EXHAUST TO
KEEP FUMES AND GASES FROM YOUR BREATHING ZONE AND THE GENERAL AREA.
AN APPROVED RESPIRATOR SHOULD BE USED UNLESS EXPOSURE ASSESSMENTS ARE
BELOW APPLICABLE EXPOSURE LIMITS.
HYGIENE MEASURES:
DO NOT EAT, DRINK OR SMOKE WHEN USING THE PRODUCT. ALWAYS OBSERVE
GOOD PERSONAL HYGIENE MEASURES, SUCH AS WASHING AFTER HANDLING THE
MATERIAL AND BEFORE EATING, DRINKING, AND/OR SMOKING. ROUTINELY WASH
WORK CLOTHING AND PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT TO REMOVE CONTAMINANTS. DETERMINE
THE COMPOSITION AND QUANTITY OF FUMES AND GASES TO WHICH WORKERS ARE
EXPOSED BY TAKING AN AIR SAMPLE FROM INSIDE THE WELDER'S HELMET IF WORN
OR IN THE WORKER'S BREATHING ZONE. IMPROVE VENTILATION IF EXPOSURES ARE
NOT BELOW LIMITS. SEE ANSI/AWS F1.1, F1.2, F1.3 AND F1.5, AVAILABLE FROM
THE AMERICAN WELDING SOCIETY, WWW.AWS.ORG.
| 9. PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL PROPERTIES | |
APPEARANCE: SOLID WELDING WIRE OR ROD.
PHYSICAL STATE: SOLID
FORM: SOLID
COLOR: NO DATA AVAILABLE.
ODOR: NO DATA AVAILABLE.
ODOR THRESHOLD: NO DATA AVAILABLE.
PH: NO DATA AVAILABLE.
MELTING POINT/FREEZING POINT: NO DATA AVAILABLE.
INITIAL BOILING POINT AND BOILING RANGE: NO DATA AVAILABLE.
FLASH POINT: NO DATA AVAILABLE.
EVAPORATION RATE: NO DATA AVAILABLE.
FLAMMABILITY (SOLID, GAS): NO DATA AVAILABLE.
UPPER/LOWER LIMIT ON FLAMMABILITY OR EXPLOSIVE LIMITS:
FLAMMABILITY LIMIT - UPPER (%): NO DATA AVAILABLE.
FLAMMABILITY LIMIT - LOWER (%): NO DATA AVAILABLE.
EXPLOSIVE LIMIT - UPPER (%): NO DATA AVAILABLE.
EXPLOSIVE LIMIT - LOWER (%): NO DATA AVAILABLE.
VAPOR PRESSURE: NO DATA AVAILABLE.
VAPOR DENSITY: NO DATA AVAILABLE.
DENSITY: NO DATA AVAILABLE.
RELATIVE DENSITY: NO DATA AVAILABLE.
SOLUBILITY(IES):
SOLUBILITY IN WATER: NO DATA AVAILABLE.
SOLUBILITY (OTHER): NO DATA AVAILABLE.
PARTITION COEFFICIENT (N-OCTANOL/WATER): NO DATA AVAILABLE.
AUTO-IGNITION TEMPERATURE: NO DATA AVAILABLE.
DECOMPOSITION TEMPERATURE: NO DATA AVAILABLE.
VISCOSITY: NO DATA AVAILABLE.
| 10. STABILITY AND REACTIVITY | |
REACTIVITY:
THE PRODUCT IS NON-REACTIVE UNDER NORMAL CONDITIONS OF USE, STORAGE AND
TRANSPORT.
CHEMICAL STABILITY: MATERIAL IS STABLE UNDER NORMAL CONDITIONS.
POSSIBILITY OF HAZARDOUS REACTIONS: NONE UNDER NORMAL CONDITIONS.
CONDITIONS TO AVOID: AVOID HEAT OR CONTAMINATION.
INCOMPATIBLE MATERIALS:
STRONG ACIDS. STRONG OXIDIZING SUBSTANCES. STRONG BASES.
HAZARDOUS DECOMPOSITION PRODUCTS:
FUMES AND GASES FROM WELDING AND ITS ALLIED PROCESSES SUCH AS BRAZING AND
SOLDERING CANNOT BE CLASSIFIED SIMPLY. THE COMPOSITION AND QUANTITY OF BOTH
ARE DEPENDENT UPON THE METAL TO WHICH THE JOINING OR HOT WORK IS APPLIED,
THE PROCESS, PROCEDURE - AND WHERE APPLICABLE - THE ELECTRODE OR
CONSUMABLE USED. OTHER CONDITIONS WHICH ALSO INFLUENCE THE COMPOSITION
AND QUANTITY OF THE FUMES AND GASES TO WHICH WORKERS MAY BE EXPOSED
INCLUDE: COATINGS ON THE METAL BEING WELDED OR WORKED (SUCH AS
PAINT, PLATING, OR GALVANIZING), THE NUMBER OF OPERATORS AND THE VOLUME
OF THE WORK AREA, THE QUALITY AND AMOUNT OF VENTILATION, THE POSITION OF
THE OPERATOR'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.)
IN CASES WHERE AN ELECTRODE OR OTHER APPLIED MATERIAL IS CONSUMED, THE
FUME AND GAS DECOMPOSITION PRODUCTS GENERATED ARE DIFFERENT IN PERCENT
AND FORM FROM THE INGREDIENTS LISTED IN SECTION 3. DECOMPOSITION PRODUCTS
OF NORMAL OPERATION INCLUDE THOSE ORIGINATING FROM THE
VOLATILIZATION, REACTION, OR OXIDATION OF THE MATERIALS SHOWN IN SECTION
3, PLUS THOSE FROM THE BASE METAL AND COATING, ETC., AS NOTED
ABOVE. REASONABLY EXPECTED FUME CONSTITUENTS PRODUCED DURING ARC WELDING
AND BRAZING INCLUDE THE OXIDES OF IRON, MANGANESE AND OTHER METALS PRESENT
IN THE WELDING CONSUMABLE OR BASE METAL. HEXAVALENT CHROMIUM COMPOUNDS MAY
BE IN THE WELDING OR BRAZING FUME OF CONSUMABLES OR BASE METALS WHICH
CONTAIN CHROMIUM. GASEOUS AND PARTICULATE FLUORIDE MAY BE IN THE FUME
OF CONSUMABLES OR FLUX MATERIALS WHICH CONTAIN FLUORIDE. GASEOUS
REACTION PRODUCTS MAY INCLUDE CARBON MONOXIDE AND CARBON DIOXIDE. OZONE
AND NITROGEN OXIDES MAY BE FORMED BY THE RADIATION FROM THE ARC
ASSOCIATED WITH WELDING.
| 11. TOXICOLOGICAL INFORMATION | |
GENERAL INFORMATION:
THE INTERNATIONAL AGENCY FOR RESEARCH ON CANCER (IARC) HAS DETERMINED
WELDING FUMES AND ULTRAVIOLET RADIATION FROM WELDING ARE CARCINOGENIC
TO HUMANS (GROUP 1). ACCORDING TO IARC, WELDING FUMES CAUSE CANCER OF
THE LUNG AND POSITIVE ASSOCIATIONS HAVE BEEN OBSERVED WITH CANCER OF
THE KIDNEY. ALSO ACCORDING TO IARC, ULTRAVIOLET RADIATION FROM WELDING
CAUSES OCULAR MELANOMA. IARC IDENTIFIES GOUGING, BRAZING, CARBON ARC
OR PLASMA ARC CUTTING, AND SOLDERING AS PROCESSES CLOSELY RELATED TO
WELDING. READ AND UNDERSTAND THE MANUFACTURER'S INSTRUCTIONS, SAFETY
DATA SHEETS AND THE PRECAUTIONARY LABELS BEFORE USING THIS PRODUCT.
INFORMATION ON LIKELY ROUTES OF EXPOSURE:
INHALATION:
POTENTIAL CHRONIC HEALTH HAZARDS RELATED TO THE USE OF WELDING CONSUMABLE
ARE MOST APPLICABLE TO THE INHALATION ROUTE OF EXPOSURE. REFER TO
INHALATION STATEMENTS IN SECTION 11.
SKIN CONTACT: ARC RAYS CAN BURN SKIN. SKIN CANCER HAS BEEN REPORTED.
EYE CONTACT: ARC RAYS CAN INJURE EYES.
INGESTION:
HEALTH INJURIES FROM INGESTION ARE NOT KNOWN OR EXPECTED UNDER NORMAL USE.
SYMPTOMS RELATED TO THE PHYSICAL, CHEMICAL AND TOXICOLOGICAL
CHARACTERISTICS:
INHALATION:
SHORT-TERM (ACUTE) OVEREXPOSURE TO FUMES AND GASES FROM WELDING AND
ALLIED PROCESSES MAY RESULT IN DISCOMFORT SUCH AS METAL FUME
FEVER, DIZZINESS, NAUSEA, OR DRYNESS OR IRRITATION OF NOSE, THROAT, OR
EYES. MAY AGGRAVATE PRE-EXISTING RESPIRATORY PROBLEMS (E.G.
ASTHMA, EMPHYSEMA). LONG-TERM (CHRONIC) OVEREXPOSURE TO FUMES AND GASES
FROM WELDING AND ALLIED PROCESSES CAN LEAD TO SIDEROSIS (IRON DEPOSITS
IN LUNG), CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM EFFECTS, BRONCHITIS AND OTHER
PULMONARY EFFECTS.
INFORMATION ON TOXICOLOGICAL EFFECTS
ACUTE TOXICITY (LIST ALL POSSIBLE ROUTES OF EXPOSURE):
ORAL:
PRODUCT: NOT CLASSIFIED
SPECIFIED SUBSTANCE(S):
IRON:
LD 50 (RAT): 98.6 G/KG
DERMAL:
PRODUCT: NOT CLASSIFIED
INHALATION:
PRODUCT: NOT CLASSIFIED
SPECIFIED SUBSTANCE(S):
ALUMINUM AND/OR ALUMINUM ALLOYS (AS Al):
LC 50 (RAT, 1 H): 7.6 MG/L
REPEATED DOSE TOXICITY:
PRODUCT: NOT CLASSIFIED
SKIN CORROSION/IRRITATION:
PRODUCT: NOT CLASSIFIED
SERIOUS EYE DAMAGE/EYE IRRITATION:
PRODUCT: NOT CLASSIFIED
RESPIRATORY OR SKIN SENSITIZATION:
PRODUCT: NOT CLASSIFIED
CARCINOGENICITY:
PRODUCT:
ARC RAYS: SKIN CANCER HAS BEEN REPORTED.
IARC MONOGRAPHS ON THE EVALUATION OF CARCINOGENIC RISKS TO HUMANS:
NO CARCINOGENIC COMPONENTS IDENTIFIED
US. NATIONAL TOXICOLOGY PROGRAM (NTP) REPORT ON CARCINOGENS:
NO CARCINOGENIC COMPONENTS IDENTIFIED
US. OSHA SPECIFICALLY REGULATED SUBSTANCES (29 CFR 1910.1001-1050):
NO CARCINOGENIC COMPONENTS IDENTIFIED
GERM CELL MUTAGENICITY:
IN VITRO:
PRODUCT: NOT CLASSIFIED
IN VIVO:
PRODUCT: NOT CLASSIFIED
REPRODUCTIVE TOXICITY:
PRODUCT: NOT CLASSIFIED
SPECIFIC TARGET ORGAN TOXICITY - SINGLE EXPOSURE:
PRODUCT: NOT CLASSIFIED
SPECIFIC TARGET ORGAN TOXICITY - REPEATED EXPOSURE:
PRODUCT: NOT CLASSIFIED
ASPIRATION HAZARD:
PRODUCT: NOT CLASSIFIED
OTHER EFFECTS:
ORGANIC POLYMERS MAY BE USED IN THE MANUFACTURE OF VARIOUS
WELDING CONSUMABLES. OVEREXPOSURE TO THEIR DECOMPOSITION BYPRODUCTS
MAY RESULT IN A CONDITION KNOWN AS POLYMER FUME FEVER. POLYMER FUME
FEVER USUALLY OCCURS WITHIN 4 TO 8 HOURS OF EXPOSURE WITH THE PRESENTATION
OF FLU LIKE SYMPTOMS, INCLUDING MILD PULMONARY IRRITATION WITH OR WITHOUT
AN INCREASE IN BODY TEMPERATURE. SIGNS OF EXPOSURE CAN INCLUDE AN INCREASE
IN WHITE BLOOD CELL COUNT. RESOLUTION OF SYMPTOMS TYPICALLY OCCURS
QUICKLY, USUALLY NOT LASTING LONGER THAN 48 HOURS.
SYMPTOMS RELATED TO THE PHYSICAL, CHEMICAL AND TOXICOLOGICAL
CHARACTERISTICS UNDER THE CONDITION OF USE:
ADDITIONAL TOXICOLOGICAL INFORMATION UNDER THE CONDITIONS OF USE:
ACUTE TOXICITY:
INHALATION:
SPECIFIED SUBSTANCE(S):
CARBON DIOXIDE:
LC LO (HUMAN, 5 MIN): 90000 PPM
CARBON MONOXIDE:
LC 50 (RAT, 4 H): 1300 PPM
NITROGEN DIOXIDE:
LC 50 (RAT, 4 H): 88 PPM
OZONE:
LC LO (HUMAN, 30 MIN): 50 PPM
OTHER EFFECTS:
SPECIFIED SUBSTANCE(S):
CARBON DIOXIDE: ASPHYXIA
CARBON MONOXIDE: CARBOXYHEMOGLOBINEMIA
NITROGEN DIOXIDE: LOWER RESPIRATORY TRACT IRRITATION
| 12. ECOLOGICAL INFORMATION | |
ECOTOXICITY:
ACUTE HAZARDS TO THE AQUATIC ENVIRONMENT:
FISH:
PRODUCT: NOT CLASSIFIED
SPECIFIED SUBSTANCE(S):
ALUMINUM AND/OR ALUMINUM ALLOYS (AS Al)
LC 50 (GRASS CARP, WHITE AMUR (CTENOPHARYNGODON IDELLA), 96 H):
0.21 - 0.31 MG/L
AQUATIC INVERTEBRATES:
PRODUCT: NOT CLASSIFIED
SPECIFIED SUBSTANCE(S):
MANGANESE:
EC 50 (WATER FLEA (DAPHNIA MAGNA), 48 H): 40 MG/L
CHRONIC HAZARDS TO THE AQUATIC ENVIRONMENT:
FISH:
PRODUCT: NOT CLASSIFIED
AQUATIC INVERTEBRATES:
PRODUCT: NOT CLASSIFIED
TOXICITY TO AQUATIC PLANTS:
PRODUCT: NOT CLASSIFIED
PERSISTENCE AND DEGRADABILITY:
BIODEGRADATION:
PRODUCT: NO DATA AVAILABLE.
BIOACCUMULATIVE POTENTIAL:
BIOCONCENTRATION FACTOR (BCF):
PRODUCT: NO DATA AVAILABLE.
MOBILITY IN SOIL: NO DATA AVAILABLE.
| 13. DISPOSAL CONSIDERATIONS | |
GENERAL INFORMATION:
THE GENERATION OF WASTE SHOULD BE AVOIDED OR MINIMIZED WHENEVER
POSSIBLE. WHEN PRACTICAL, RECYCLE IN AN ENVIRONMENTALLY
ACCEPTABLE, REGULATORY COMPLIANT MANNER. DISPOSE OF NON-RECYCLABLE
PRODUCTS IN ACCORDANCE WITH ALL APPLICABLE FEDERAL, STATE, PROVINCIAL,
AND LOCAL REQUIREMENTS.
DISPOSAL INSTRUCTIONS:
DISPOSAL OF THIS PRODUCT MAY BE REGULATED AS A HAZARDOUS WASTE. THE
WELDING CONSUMABLE AND/OR BY-PRODUCT FROM THE WELDING PROCESS (INCLUDING,
BUT NOT LIMITED TO SLAG, DUST, ETC.) MAY CONTAIN LEVELS OF LEACHABLE
HEAVY METALS SUCH AS BARIUM OR CHROMIUM. PRIOR TO DISPOSAL, A
REPRESENTATIVE SAMPLE MUST BE ANALYZED IN ACCORDANCE WITH US EPA'S
TOXICITY CHARACTERISTIC LEACHING PROCEDURE (TCLP) TO DETERMINE IF
ANY CONSTITUENTS EXIST ABOVE REGULATED THRESHOLD LEVELS. DISCARD ANY
PRODUCT, RESIDUE, DISPOSABLE CONTAINER, OR LINER IN AN
ENVIRONMENTALLY ACCEPTABLE MANNER ACCORDING TO FEDERAL, STATE AND
LOCAL REGULATIONS.
CONTAMINATED PACKAGING:
DISPOSE OF CONTENTS/CONTAINER TO AN APPROPRIATE TREATMENT AND
DISPOSAL FACILITY IN ACCORDANCE WITH APPLICABLE LAWS AND REGULATIONS,
AND PRODUCT CHARACTERISTICS AT TIME OF DISPOSAL.
| 14. TRANSPORT INFORMATION | |
DOT:
UN NUMBER:
UN PROPER SHIPPING NAME: NOT DG REGULATED
TRANSPORT HAZARD CLASS(ES):
CLASS: NR
LABEL(S):
PACKING GROUP:
MARINE POLLUTANT: NO
IMDG:
UN NUMBER:
UN PROPER SHIPPING NAME: NOT DG REGULATED
TRANSPORT HAZARD CLASS(ES):
CLASS: NR
LABEL(S):
EMS NO.:
PACKING GROUP:
MARINE POLLUTANT: NO
IATA:
UN NUMBER:
PROPER SHIPPING NAME: NOT DG REGULATED
TRANSPORT HAZARD CLASS(ES):
CLASS: NR
LABEL(S):
PACKING GROUP:
MARINE POLLUTANT: NO
CARGO AIRCRAFT ONLY: ALLOWED.
TDG:
UN NUMBER:
UN PROPER SHIPPING NAME: NOT DG REGULATED
TRANSPORT HAZARD CLASS(ES)
CLASS: NR
LABEL(S):
PACKING GROUP:
MARINE POLLUTANT: NO
| 15. REGULATORY INFORMATION | |
US FEDERAL REGULATIONS:
TSCA SECTION 12(B) EXPORT NOTIFICATION (40 CFR 707, SUBPT. D):
NONE PRESENT OR NONE PRESENT IN REGULATED QUANTITIES.
US. OSHA SPECIFICALLY REGULATED SUBSTANCES (29 CFR 1910.1001-1050):
NONE PRESENT OR NONE PRESENT IN REGULATED QUANTITIES.
CERCLA HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCE LIST (40 CFR 302.4):
CHEMICAL IDENTITY REPORTABLE QUANTITY
MANGANESE INCLUDED IN THE REGULATION BUT WITH NO DATA VALUES.
SEE REGULATION FOR FURTHER DETAILS.
CHROMIUM AND CHROMIUM 5000 LBS.
ALLOYS OR COMPOUNDS
(AS Cr)
SUPERFUND AMENDMENTS AND REAUTHORIZATION ACT OF 1986 (SARA):
HAZARD CATEGORIES: NOT CLASSIFIED
SARA 302 EXTREMELY HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCE:
NONE PRESENT OR NONE PRESENT IN REGULATED QUANTITIES.
SARA 304 EMERGENCY RELEASE NOTIFICATION:
CHEMICAL IDENTITY REPORTABLE QUANTITY
MANGANESE INCLUDED IN THE REGULATION BUT WITH NO DATA VALUES.
SEE REGULATION FOR FURTHER DETAILS.
CHROMIUM AND CHROMIUM 5000 LBS.
ALLOYS OR COMPOUNDS
(AS Cr)
SARA 311/312 HAZARDOUS CHEMICAL:
CHEMICAL IDENTITY THRESHOLD PLANNING QUANTITY
ALUMINUM AND/OR ALUMINUM ALLOYS (AS Al) 10000 LBS
MAGNESIUM 10000 LBS
IRON 10000 LBS
TITANIUM 10000 LBS
MANGANESE 10000 LBS
SILICON 10000 LBS
CHROMIUM AND CHROMIUM ALLOYS OR 10000 LBS
COMPOUNDS (AS Cr)
SARA 313 (TRI REPORTING):
CHEMICAL IDENTITY REPORTING THRESHOLD REPORTING THRESHOLD FOR
FOR OTHER USERS MANUFACTURING AND PROCESSING
ALUMINUM AND/OR ALUMINUM 10000 LBS 25000 LBS.
ALLOYS (AS Al)
CLEAN WATER ACT SECTION 311 HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES (40 CFR 117.3):
NONE PRESENT OR NONE PRESENT IN REGULATED QUANTITIES.
CLEAN AIR ACT (CAA) SECTION 112(R) ACCIDENTAL RELEASE PREVENTION
(40 CFR 68.130):
NONE PRESENT OR NONE PRESENT IN REGULATED QUANTITIES.
US STATE REGULATIONS:
US. CALIFORNIA PROPOSITION 65:
NO INGREDIENT REGULATED BY CA PROP 65 PRESENT.
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 & SAFETY CODE SECTION 25249.5 ET SEQ.)
WARNING:
CANCER AND REPRODUCTIVE HARM - WWW.P65WARNINGS.CA.GOV
US. NEW JERSEY WORKER AND COMMUNITY RIGHT-TO-KNOW ACT:
CHEMICAL IDENTITY:
ALUMINUM AND/OR ALUMINUM ALLOYS (AS Al)
MAGNESIUM
US. MASSACHUSETTS RTK - SUBSTANCE LIST:
CHEMICAL IDENTITY: CHROMIUM AND CHROMIUM ALLOYS OR COMPOUNDS (AS Cr)
US. PENNSYLVANIA RTK - HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES:
CHEMICAL IDENTITY:
ALUMINUM AND/OR ALUMINUM ALLOYS (AS Al)
MAGNESIUM
CHROMIUM AND CHROMIUM ALLOYS OR COMPOUNDS (AS Cr)
US. RHODE ISLAND RTK
NO INGREDIENT REGULATED BY RI RIGHT-TO-KNOW LAW PRESENT.
CANADA FEDERAL REGULATIONS:
LIST OF TOXIC SUBSTANCES (CEPA, SCHEDULE 1):
CHEMICAL IDENTITY: ALUMINUM AND/OR ALUMINUM ALLOYS (AS Al)
EXPORT CONTROL LIST (CEPA 1999, SCHEDULE 3): NOT REGULATED
NATIONAL POLLUTANT RELEASE INVENTORY (NPRI):
CANADA. NATIONAL POLLUTANT RELEASE INVENTORY (NPRI) SUBSTANCES, PART 5,
VOCS WITH ADDITIONAL REPORTING REQUIREMENTS:
NPRI PT5: NOT REGULATED
CANADA. NATIONAL POLLUTANT RELEASE INVENTORY (NPRI)
(SCHEDULE 1, PARTS 1-4):
NPRI: NOT REGULATED
GREENHOUSE GASES: NOT REGULATED
CONTROLLED DRUGS AND SUBSTANCES ACT:
CA CDSI: NOT REGULATED
CA CDSII: NOT REGULATED
CA CDSIII: NOT REGULATED
CA CDSIV: NOT REGULATED
CA CDSV: NOT REGULATED
CA CDSVII: NOT REGULATED
CA CDSVIII: NOT REGULATED
PRECURSOR CONTROL REGULATIONS: NOT REGULATED
MEXICO. SUBSTANCES SUBJECT TO REPORTING FOR THE POLLUTANT RELEASE AND
TRANSFER REGISTRY (PRTR): NOT APPLICABLE
INVENTORY STATUS:
AUSTRALIA AICS: ON OR IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE INVENTORY
CANADA DSL INVENTORY LIST: ON OR IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE INVENTORY
EINECS, ELINCS OR NLP: ON OR IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE INVENTORY
JAPAN (ENCS) LIST:
ONE OR MORE COMPONENTS ARE NOT LISTED OR ARE EXEMPT FROM LISTING.
CHINA INV. EXISTING CHEMICAL SUBSTANCES:
ON OR IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE INVENTORY
KOREA EXISTING CHEMICALS INV. (KECI):
ON OR IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE INVENTORY
CANADA NDSL INVENTORY:
ONE OR MORE COMPONENTS ARE NOT LISTED OR ARE EXEMPT FROM LISTING.
PHILIPPINES PICCS: ON OR IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE INVENTORY
US TSCA INVENTORY: ON OR IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE INVENTORY
NEW ZEALAND INVENTORY OF CHEMICALS:
ON OR IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE INVENTORY
JAPAN ISHL LISTING:
ONE OR MORE COMPONENTS ARE NOT LISTED OR ARE EXEMPT FROM LISTING.
JAPAN PHARMACOPOEIA LISTING:
ONE OR MORE COMPONENTS ARE NOT LISTED OR ARE EXEMPT FROM LISTING.
MEXICO INSQ: ON OR IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE INVENTORY
ONTARIO INVENTORY: ON OR IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE INVENTORY
TAIWAN CHEMICAL SUBSTANCE INVENTORY:
ON OR IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE INVENTORY
| 16. OTHER INFORMATION | |
DEFINITIONS:
REVISION DATE: 11/02/2018
FURTHER INFORMATION: ADDITIONAL INFORMATION IS AVAILABLE BY REQUEST.
DISCLAIMER:
THE LINCOLN ELECTRIC COMPANY URGES EACH END USER AND RECIPIENT OF THIS SDS
TO STUDY IT CAREFULLY. SEE ALSO WWW.LINCOLNELECTRIC.COM/SAFETY. IF
NECESSARY, CONSULT AN INDUSTRIAL HYGIENIST OR OTHER EXPERT TO UNDERSTAND
THIS INFORMATION AND SAFEGUARD THE ENVIRONMENT AND PROTECT WORKERS
FROM POTENTIAL HAZARDS ASSOCIATED WITH THE HANDLING OR USE OF THIS
PRODUCT. THIS INFORMATION IS BELIEVED TO BE ACCURATE AS OF THE REVISION
DATE SHOWN ABOVE. HOWEVER, NO WARRANTY, EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, IS
GIVEN. BECAUSE THE CONDITIONS OR METHODS OF USE ARE BEYOND LINCOLN
ELECTRIC'S CONTROL, WE ASSUME NO LIABILITY RESULTING FROM THE USE OF
THIS PRODUCT. REGULATORY REQUIREMENTS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE AND MAY
DIFFER BETWEEN VARIOUS LOCATIONS. COMPLIANCE WITH ALL APPLICABLE
FEDERAL, STATE, PROVINCIAL, AND LOCAL LAWS AND REGULATIONS REMAIN
THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE USER.
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