| Common Name: | FIBERLOCK IAQ 1000 8315 |
| Manufacturer: | ICP BUILDING SOLUTIONS GROUP |
| SDS Revision Date: | 3/23/2020 |
| SDS Format: | GHS-US |
| Item Number(s): | 9NLP2 |
| Manufacturer Model Number(s): |
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ICP
INNOVATIVE CHEMICAL PRODUCTS
FIBERLOCK IAQ 1000 8315
ICP BUILDING SOLUTIONS GROUP / FIBERLOCK
VERSION NO: 8.8
SAFETY DATA SHEET ACCORDING TO OSHA HAZCOM STANDARD (2012) REQUIREMENTS
ISSUE DATE: 03/23/2020
PRINT DATE: 03/23/2020
S.GHS.USA.EN
| SECTION 1 IDENTIFICATION |  |
PRODUCT IDENTIFIER:
PRODUCT NAME: FIBERLOCK IAQ 1000 8315
SYNONYMS: NOT AVAILABLE
OTHER MEANS OF IDENTIFICATION: NOT AVAILABLE
RECOMMENDED USE OF THE CHEMICAL AND RESTRICTIONS ON USE:
RELEVANT IDENTIFIED USES: MOLD & MILDEW STAIN REMOVER
NAME, ADDRESS, AND TELEPHONE NUMBER OF THE CHEMICAL MANUFACTURER,
IMPORTER, OR OTHER RESPONSIBLE PARTY:
REGISTERED COMPANY NAME: ICP BUILDING SOLUTIONS GROUP / FIBERLOCK
ADDRESS:
150 DASCOMB ROAD ANDOVER MA
UNITED STATES
TELEPHONE: 978 623 9980|866 667 5119
FAX: NOT AVAILABLE
WEBSITE: WWW.ICPGROUP.COM
EMAIL: SDS@ICPGROUP.COM
EMERGENCY PHONE NUMBER:
ASSOCIATION / ORGANISATION CHEMTEL
EMERGENCY TELEPHONE NUMBERS 800-255-3924
OTHER EMERGENCY TELEPHONE NUMBERS 813-248-0585
| SECTION 2 HAZARD(S) IDENTIFICATION | |
CLASSIFICATION OF THE SUBSTANCE OR MIXTURE:
NFPA 704 DIAMOND:
3
0
0
NOTE:
THE HAZARD CATEGORY NUMBERS FOUND IN GHS CLASSIFICATION IN SECTION 2 OF
THIS SDSS ARE NOT TO BE USED TO FILL IN THE NFPA 704 DIAMOND.
BLUE = HEALTH
RED = FIRE
YELLOW = REACTIVITY
WHITE = SPECIAL (OXIDIZER OR WATER REACTIVE SUBSTANCES)
CLASSIFICATION:
SERIOUS EYE DAMAGE CATEGORY 1, SKIN CORROSION/IRRITATION CATEGORY 2
LABEL ELEMENTS:
HAZARD PICTOGRAM(S): CORROSION
SIGNAL WORD: DANGER
HAZARD STATEMENT(S):
H318: CAUSES SERIOUS EYE DAMAGE.
H315: CAUSES SKIN IRRITATION.
HAZARD(S) NOT OTHERWISE CLASSIFIED: NOT APPLICABLE
PRECAUTIONARY STATEMENT(S) PREVENTION:
P280:
WEAR PROTECTIVE GLOVES/PROTECTIVE CLOTHING/EYE PROTECTION/FACE PROTECTION.
PRECAUTIONARY STATEMENT(S) RESPONSE:
P305+P351+P338:
IF IN EYES:
RINSE CAUTIOUSLY WITH WATER FOR SEVERAL MINUTES. REMOVE CONTACT LENSES, IF
PRESENT AND EASY TO DO. CONTINUE RINSING.
P310: IMMEDIATELY CALL A POISON CENTER OR DOCTOR/PHYSICIAN.
P321: SPECIFIC TREATMENT (SEE ADVICE ON THIS LABEL).
PRECAUTIONARY STATEMENT(S) STORAGE: NOT APPLICABLE
PRECAUTIONARY STATEMENT(S) DISPOSAL: NOT APPLICABLE
| SECTION 3 COMPOSITION / INFORMATION ON INGREDIENTS | |
SUBSTANCES: SEE SECTION BELOW FOR COMPOSITION OF MIXTURES
MIXTURES:
CAS NO %[WEIGHT] NAME
7722-84-1 <6 HYDROGEN PEROXIDE
1310-58-3 1-5 POTASSIUM HYDROXIDE
| SECTION 4 FIRST-AID MEASURES | |
DESCRIPTION OF FIRST AID MEASURES:
EYE CONTACT:
IF THIS PRODUCT COMES IN CONTACT WITH THE EYES:
IMMEDIATELY HOLD EYELIDS APART AND FLUSH THE EYE CONTINUOUSLY WITH RUNNING
WATER.
ENSURE COMPLETE IRRIGATION OF THE EYE BY KEEPING EYELIDS APART AND AWAY
FROM EYE AND MOVING THE EYELIDS BY OCCASIONALLY LIFTING THE UPPER AND
LOWER LIDS.
CONTINUE FLUSHING UNTIL ADVISED TO STOP BY THE POISONS INFORMATION CENTRE
OR A DOCTOR, OR FOR AT LEAST 15 MINUTES.
TRANSPORT TO HOSPITAL OR DOCTOR WITHOUT DELAY.
REMOVAL OF CONTACT LENSES AFTER AN EYE INJURY SHOULD ONLY BE UNDERTAKEN
BY SKILLED PERSONNEL.
SKIN CONTACT:
IF SKIN CONTACT OCCURS:
IMMEDIATELY REMOVE ALL CONTAMINATED CLOTHING, INCLUDING FOOTWEAR.
FLUSH SKIN AND HAIR WITH RUNNING WATER (AND SOAP IF AVAILABLE).
SEEK MEDICAL ATTENTION IN EVENT OF IRRITATION.
INHALATION:
IF FUMES, AEROSOLS OR COMBUSTION PRODUCTS ARE INHALED REMOVE FROM
CONTAMINATED AREA.
OTHER MEASURES ARE USUALLY UNNECESSARY.
INGESTION:
IF SWALLOWED, REFER FOR MEDICAL ATTENTION, WHERE POSSIBLE, WITHOUT DELAY.
FOR ADVICE, CONTACT A POISONS INFORMATION CENTRE OR A DOCTOR.
URGENT HOSPITAL TREATMENT IS LIKELY TO BE NEEDED.
IN THE MEAN TIME, QUALIFIED FIRST-AID PERSONNEL SHOULD TREAT THE PATIENT
FOLLOWING OBSERVATION AND EMPLOYING SUPPORTIVE MEASURES AS INDICATED BY
THE PATIENT'S CONDITION.
IF THE SERVICES OF A MEDICAL OFFICER OR MEDICAL DOCTOR ARE READILY
AVAILABLE, THE PATIENT SHOULD BE PLACED IN HIS/HER CARE AND A COPY OF THE
SDS SHOULD BE PROVIDED. FURTHER ACTION WILL BE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE
MEDICAL SPECIALIST.
IF MEDICAL ATTENTION IS NOT AVAILABLE ON THE WORKSITE OR SURROUNDINGS SEND
THE PATIENT TO A HOSPITAL TOGETHER WITH A COPY OF THE SDS.
WHERE MEDICAL ATTENTION IS NOT IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE OR WHERE THE PATIENT
IS MORE THAN 15 MINUTES FROM A HOSPITAL OR UNLESS INSTRUCTED OTHERWISE:
INDUCE VOMITING WITH FINGERS DOWN THE BACK OF THE THROAT, ONLY IF
CONSCIOUS. LEAN PATIENT FORWARD OR PLACE ON LEFT SIDE (HEAD-DOWN POSITION,
IF POSSIBLE) TO MAINTAIN OPEN AIRWAY AND PREVENT ASPIRATION.
NOTE: WEAR A PROTECTIVE GLOVE WHEN INDUCING VOMITING BY MECHANICAL MEANS.
MOST IMPORTANT SYMPTOMS AND EFFECTS, BOTH ACUTE AND DELAYED:
SEE SECTION 11
INDICATION OF ANY IMMEDIATE MEDICAL ATTENTION AND SPECIAL TREATMENT NEEDED:
AS IN ALL CASES OF SUSPECTED POISONING, FOLLOW THE ABCDES OF EMERGENCY
MEDICINE (AIRWAY, BREATHING, CIRCULATION, DISABILITY, EXPOSURE), THEN THE
ABCDES OF TOXICOLOGY (ANTIDOTES, BASICS, CHANGE ABSORPTION, CHANGE
DISTRIBUTION, CHANGE ELIMINATION).
FOR POISONS (WHERE SPECIFIC TREATMENT REGIME IS ABSENT):
BASIC TREATMENT:
ESTABLISH A PATENT AIRWAY WITH SUCTION WHERE NECESSARY.
WATCH FOR SIGNS OF RESPIRATORY INSUFFICIENCY AND ASSIST VENTILATION AS
NECESSARY.
ADMINISTER OXYGEN BY NON-REBREATHER MASK AT 10 TO 15 L/MIN.
MONITOR AND TREAT, WHERE NECESSARY, FOR PULMONARY OEDEMA.
MONITOR AND TREAT, WHERE NECESSARY, FOR SHOCK.
ANTICIPATE SEIZURES.
DO NOT USE EMETICS. WHERE INGESTION IS SUSPECTED RINSE MOUTH AND GIVE UP
TO 200 ML WATER (5 ML/KG RECOMMENDED) FOR DILUTION WHERE PATIENT IS ABLE
TO SWALLOW, HAS A STRONG GAG REFLEX AND DOES NOT DROOL.
ADVANCED TREATMENT:
CONSIDER OROTRACHEAL OR NASOTRACHEAL INTUBATION FOR AIRWAY CONTROL IN
UNCONSCIOUS PATIENT OR WHERE RESPIRATORY ARREST HAS OCCURRED.
POSITIVE-PRESSURE VENTILATION USING A BAG-VALVE MASK MIGHT BE OF USE.
MONITOR AND TREAT, WHERE NECESSARY, FOR ARRHYTHMIAS.
START AN IV D5W TKO. IF SIGNS OF HYPOVOLAEMIA ARE PRESENT USE LACTATED
RINGERS SOLUTION. FLUID OVERLOAD MIGHT CREATE COMPLICATIONS.
DRUG THERAPY SHOULD BE CONSIDERED FOR PULMONARY OEDEMA.
HYPOTENSION WITH SIGNS OF HYPOVOLAEMIA REQUIRES THE CAUTIOUS
ADMINISTRATION OF FLUIDS. FLUID OVERLOAD MIGHT CREATE COMPLICATIONS.
TREAT SEIZURES WITH DIAZEPAM.
PROPARACAINE HYDROCHLORIDE SHOULD BE USED TO ASSIST EYE IRRIGATION.
BRONSTEIN, A.C. AND CURRANCE, P.L.:
EMERGENCY CARE FOR HAZARDOUS MATERIALS EXPOSURE: 2ND ED. 1994
HYDROGEN PEROXIDE AT MODERATE CONCENTRATIONS (5% OR MORE) IS A STRONG
OXIDANT.
DIRECT CONTACT WITH THE EYE IS LIKELY TO CAUSE CORNEAL DAMAGE ESPECIALLY
IF NOT WASHED IMMEDIATELY. CAREFUL OPHTHALMOLOGIC EVALUATION IS
RECOMMENDED AND THE POSSIBILITY OF LOCAL CORTICOSTEROID THERAPY SHOULD BE
CONSIDERED.
BECAUSE OF THE LIKELIHOOD OF SYSTEMIC EFFECTS ATTEMPTS AT EVACUATING THE
STOMACH VIA EMESIS INDUCTION OR GASTRIC LAVAGE SHOULD BE AVOIDED.
THERE IS REMOTE POSSIBILITY, HOWEVER, THAT A NASOGASTRIC OR OROGASTRIC
TUBE MAY BE REQUIRED FOR THE REDUCTION OF SEVERE DISTENSION DUE TO GAS
FORMATION"
FISHER SCIENTIFIC SDS
| SECTION 5 FIRE-FIGHTING MEASURES | |
EXTINGUISHING MEDIA:
FOR HYDROGEN PEROXIDE:
NOTE: CHEMICAL EXTINGUISHING AGENTS MAY ACCELERATE DECOMPOSITION. [CCINFO]
JETS OF WATER.
WATER SPRAY OR FOG.
FOAM.
SPECIAL HAZARDS ARISING FROM THE SUBSTRATE OR MIXTURE:
FIRE INCOMPATIBILITY: NONE KNOWN.
SPECIAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT AND PRECAUTIONS FOR FIRE-FIGHTERS:
FIRE FIGHTING:
ALERT FIRE BRIGADE AND TELL THEM LOCATION AND NATURE OF HAZARD.
WEAR BREATHING APPARATUS PLUS PROTECTIVE GLOVES IN THE EVENT OF A FIRE.
PREVENT, BY ANY MEANS AVAILABLE, SPILLAGE FROM ENTERING DRAINS OR WATER
COURSES.
FIRE/EXPLOSION HAZARD:
NON COMBUSTIBLE.
NOT CONSIDERED A SIGNIFICANT FIRE RISK, HOWEVER CONTAINERS MAY BURN.
MAY EMIT POISONOUS FUMES.
MAY EMIT CORROSIVE FUMES.
| SECTION 6 ACCIDENTAL RELEASE MEASURES | |
PERSONAL PRECAUTIONS, PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT AND EMERGENCY PROCEDURES:
SEE SECTION 8
ENVIRONMENTAL PRECAUTIONS: SEE SECTION 12
METHODS AND MATERIAL FOR CONTAINMENT AND CLEANING UP:
MINOR SPILLS:
CLEAN UP ALL SPILLS IMMEDIATELY.
AVOID BREATHING VAPOURS AND CONTACT WITH SKIN AND EYES.
CONTROL PERSONAL CONTACT WITH THE SUBSTANCE, BY USING PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT.
MAJOR SPILLS:
MODERATE HAZARD:
CLEAR AREA OF PERSONNEL AND MOVE UPWIND.
ALERT FIRE BRIGADE AND TELL THEM LOCATION AND NATURE OF HAZARD.
FOR HYDROGEN PEROXIDE:
DILUTE WITH LARGE QUANTITIES OF WATER (AT LEAST TEN (10) TIMES THE VOLUME
OF HYDROGEN PEROXIDE).
SODIUM BICARBONATE MAY BE USED TO ACCELERATE BREAKDOWN.
PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT ADVICE IS CONTAINED IN SECTION 8 OF THE SDS.
| SECTION 7 HANDLING AND STORAGE | |
PRECAUTIONS FOR SAFE HANDLING:
SAFE HANDLING:
AVOID ALL PERSONAL CONTACT, INCLUDING INHALATION.
WEAR PROTECTIVE CLOTHING WHEN RISK OF EXPOSURE OCCURS.
USE IN A WELL-VENTILATED AREA.
DO NOT ALLOW CLOTHING WET WITH MATERIAL TO STAY IN CONTACT WITH SKIN
OTHER INFORMATION:
CONDITIONS FOR SAFE STORAGE, INCLUDING ANY INCOMPATIBILITIES:
SUITABLE CONTAINER:
POLYETHYLENE OR POLYPROPYLENE CONTAINER.
PACKING AS RECOMMENDED BY MANUFACTURER.
CHECK ALL CONTAINERS ARE CLEARLY LABELLED AND FREE FROM LEAKS.
HYDROGEN PEROXIDE CONTAINING/ GENERATING MATERIALS REQUIRING RIGID
PACKAGING.
STORE IN:
CONTAINERS WITH VENTED LIDS.
PROPERLY PASSIVATED ALUMINIUM CONTAINERS.
STORAGE INCOMPATIBILITY:
HYDROGEN PEROXIDE:
IS A POWERFUL OXIDISER
CONTAMINATION OR HEAT MAY CAUSE SELF ACCELERATING EXOTHERMIC DECOMPOSITION
WITH OXYGEN GAS AND STEAM RELEASE - THIS MAY GENERATE DANGEROUS PRESSURES -
STEAM EXPLOSION.
REACTS DANGEROUSLY WITH RUST, DUST, DIRT, IRON, COPPER, ACIDS, METALS AND
SALTS, ORGANIC MATERIAL.
IS UNSTABLE IF HEATED.
NONE KNOWN
| SECTION 8 EXPOSURE CONTROLS / PERSONAL PROTECTION | |
CONTROL PARAMETERS:
OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE LIMITS (OEL):
INGREDIENT DATA:
SOURCE INGREDIENT MATERIAL NAME
US NIOSH RECOMMENDED HYDROGEN HIGH-STRENGTH HYDROGEN
EXPOSURE LIMITS (RELS) PEROXIDE PEROXIDE, HYDROGEN DIOXIDE,
HYDROGEN PEROXIDE (AQUEOUS),
HYDROPEROXIDE, PEROXIDE
US OSHA PERMISSIBLE EXPOSURE HYDROGEN HYDROGEN PEROXIDE
LEVELS (PELS) - TABLE Z1 PEROXIDE
US ACGIH THRESHOLD LIMIT HYDROGEN HYDROGEN PEROXIDE
VALUES (TLV) PEROXIDE
US NIOSH RECOMMENDED POTASSIUM CAUSTIC POTASH, LYE,
EXPOSURE LIMITS (RELS) HYDROXIDE POTASSIUM HYDRATE
US ACGIH THRESHOLD LIMIT POTASSIUM POTASSIUM HYDROXIDE
VALUES (TLV) HYDROXIDE
SOURCE INGREDIENT TWA STEL PEAK NOTES
US NIOSH HYDROGEN 1 PPM / NOT NOT NOT
RECOMMENDED PEROXIDE 1.4 MG/M3 AVAILABLE AVAILABLE AVAILABLE
EXPOSURE LIMITS
(RELS)
US OSHA PERMISSIBLE HYDROGEN 1 PPM / NOT NOT NOT
EXPOSURE LEVELS PEROXIDE 1.4 MG/M3 AVAILABLE AVAILABLE AVAILABLE
(PELS) - TABLE Z1
US ACGIH THRESHOLD HYDROGEN 1 PPM NOT NOT EYE, URT,
LIMIT VALUES (TLV) PEROXIDE AVAILABLE AVAILABLE & SKIN
IRR
US NIOSH POTASSIUM NOT NOT 2 MG/M3 NOT
RECOMMENDED HYDROXIDE AVAILABLE AVAILABLE AVAILABLE
EXPOSURE LIMITS
(RELS)
US ACGIH THRESHOLD POTASSIUM NOT NOT 2 MG/M3 URT, EYE,
LIMIT VALUES (TLV) HYDROXIDE AVAILABLE AVAILABLE & SKIN
IRR
EMERGENCY LIMITS:
INGREDIENT MATERIAL NAME TEEL-1 TEEL-2 TEEL-3
HYDROGEN PEROXIDE HYDROGEN PEROXIDE NOT NOT NOT
AVAILABLE AVAILABLE AVAILABLE
POTASSIUM HYDROXIDE POTASSIUM HYDROXIDE 0.18 MG/M3 2 MG/M3 54 MG/M3
INGREDIENT ORIGINAL IDLH REVISED IDLH
HYDROGEN PEROXIDE 75 PPM NOT AVAILABLE
POTASSIUM HYDROXIDE NOT AVAILABLE NOT AVAILABLE
EXPOSURE CONTROLS:
APPROPRIATE ENGINEERING CONTROLS:
ENGINEERING CONTROLS ARE USED TO REMOVE A HAZARD OR PLACE A BARRIER BETWEEN
THE WORKER AND THE HAZARD. WELL-DESIGNED ENGINEERING CONTROLS CAN BE HIGHLY
EFFECTIVE IN PROTECTING WORKERS AND WILL TYPICALLY BE INDEPENDENT OF WORKER
INTERACTIONS TO PROVIDE THIS HIGH LEVEL OF PROTECTION.
THE BASIC TYPES OF ENGINEERING CONTROLS ARE:
PROCESS CONTROLS WHICH INVOLVE CHANGING THE WAY A JOB ACTIVITY OR PROCESS
IS DONE TO REDUCE THE RISK.
PERSONAL PROTECTION:
GLOVES
CHEMICAL GOGGLES
FULL SUIT
BOOTS
EYE AND FACE PROTECTION:
SAFETY GLASSES WITH SIDE SHIELDS.
CHEMICAL GOGGLES.
CONTACT LENSES MAY POSE A SPECIAL HAZARD; SOFT CONTACT LENSES MAY ABSORB
AND CONCENTRATE IRRITANTS.
SKIN PROTECTION: SEE HAND PROTECTION BELOW
HANDS/FEET PROTECTION:
WEAR CHEMICAL PROTECTIVE GLOVES, E.G. PVC.
WEAR SAFETY FOOTWEAR OR SAFETY GUMBOOTS, E.G. RUBBER
THE SELECTION OF SUITABLE GLOVES DOES NOT ONLY DEPEND ON THE MATERIAL, BUT
ALSO ON FURTHER MARKS OF QUALITY WHICH VARY FROM MANUFACTURER TO
MANUFACTURER. WHERE THE CHEMICAL IS A PREPARATION OF SEVERAL SUBSTANCES,
THE RESISTANCE OF THE GLOVE MATERIAL CAN NOT BE CALCULATED IN ADVANCE AND
HAS THEREFORE TO BE CHECKED PRIOR TO THE APPLICATION.
THE EXACT BREAK THROUGH TIME FOR SUBSTANCES HAS TO BE OBTAINED FROM THE
MANUFACTURER OF THE PROTECTIVE GLOVES AND HAS TO BE OBSERVED WHEN MAKING
A FINAL CHOICE.
WHERE HYDROGEN PEROXIDE EXPOSURE MAY OCCUR DO NOT WEAR PVA GLOVES.
DO NOT USE LEATHER OR COTTON GLOVES, LEATHER SHOES AS SPILL MAY CAUSE FIRE.
CARE: EFFECTS MAY BE DELAYED.
BODY PROTECTION: SEE OTHER PROTECTION BELOW
OTHER PROTECTION:
OVERALLS.
PV.C. APRON.
| SECTION 9 PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL PROPERTIES | |
INFORMATION ON BASIC PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL PROPERTIES:
APPEARANCE: NOT AVAILABLE
PHYSICAL STATE: LIQUID
RELATIVE DENSITY (WATER = 1): NOT AVAILABLE
PARTITION COEFFICIENT N-OCTANOL/WATER: NOT AVAILABLE
ODOUR: NOT AVAILABLE
ODOUR THRESHOLD: NOT AVAILABLE
AUTO-IGNITION TEMPERATURE (DEG. C): NOT AVAILABLE
PH (AS SUPPLIED): 7.5-8.0
DECOMPOSITION TEMPERATURE: NOT AVAILABLE
MELTING POINT / FREEZING POINT (DEG. C): NOT AVAILABLE
VISCOSITY (CST): NOT AVAILABLE
INITIAL BOILING POINT AND BOLING RANGE (DEG. C): NOT AVAILABLE
MOLECULAR WEIGHT (G/MOL): NOT AVAILABLE
FLASH POINT (DEG. C): NOT AVAILABLE
TASTE: NOT AVAILABLE
EVAPORATION RATE: NOT AVAILABLE
EXPLOSIVE PROPERTIES: NOT AVAILABLE
FLAMMABILITY: NOT AVAILABLE
OXIDISING PROPERTIES: NOT AVAILABLE
SURFACE TENSION (DYN/CM OR MN/M): NOT AVAILABLE
UPPER EXPLOSIVE LIMIT (%): NOT AVAILABLE
LOWER EXPLOSIVE LIMIT (%): NOT AVAILABLE
VOLATILE COMPONENT (%VOL): NOT AVAILABLE
VAPOUR PRESSURE (KPA): NOT AVAILABLE
GAS GROUP: NOT AVAILABLE
SOLUBILITY IN WATER: IMMISCIBLE
PH AS A SOLUTION (1%): NOT AVAILABLE
VAPOUR DENSITY (AIR = 1): NOT AVAILABLE
VOC G/L: NOT AVAILABLE
| SECTION 10 STABILITY AND REACTIVITY | |
REACTIVITY: SEE SECTION 7
CHEMICAL STABILITY:
UNSTABLE IN THE PRESENCE OF INCOMPATIBLE MATERIALS.
PRODUCT IS CONSIDERED STABLE.
HAZARDOUS POLYMERISATION WILL NOT OCCUR.
SOLUTIONS OF HYDROGEN PEROXIDE SLOWLY DECOMPOSE, RELEASING OXYGEN, AND SO
ARE OFTEN STABILISED BY THE ADDITION OF ACETANILIDE, ETC.
POSSIBILITY OF HAZARDOUS REACTIONS: SEE SECTION 7
CONDITIONS TO AVOID: SEE SECTION 7.
INCOMPATIBLE MATERIALS:
SEE SECTION 7. FIBERLOCK PRODUCTS AND CPVC COMPATIBILITY:
MANUFACTURERS OF CHLORINATED POLYVINYL CHLORIDE (CPVC) PIPE BELIEVE THAT IT
CAN BE SENSITIVE TO OR INCOMPATIBLE WITH CHEMICALS FOUND IN MANY COMMONLY
USED HOUSEHOLD AND INDUSTRIAL CLEANING PRODUCTS, COATINGS, ADHESIVES AND
OTHER COMPOUNDS, AND THAT THOSE CHEMICALS CAN CAUSE STRESS CRACKS OR PIPE
FAILURE. FIBERLOCK RECOMMENDS THAT USERS CONTACT THE PIPE MANUFACTURER
DIRECTLY BEFORE APPLYING ANY FIBERLOCK PRODUCTS TO THE CPVC PIPE.
HAZARDOUS DECOMPOSITION PRODUCTS: SEE SECTION 5
| SECTION 11 TOXICOLOGICAL INFORMATION | |
INFORMATION ON TOXICOLOGICAL EFFECTS:
INHALED:
THE MATERIAL IS NOT THOUGHT TO PRODUCE EITHER ADVERSE HEALTH EFFECTS OR
IRRITATION OF THE RESPIRATORY TRACT FOLLOWING INHALATION (AS CLASSIFIED BY
EC DIRECTIVES USING ANIMAL MODELS). NEVERTHELESS, ADVERSE SYSTEMIC EFFECTS
HAVE BEEN PRODUCED FOLLOWING EXPOSURE OF ANIMALS BY AT LEAST ONE OTHER
ROUTE AND GOOD HYGIENE PRACTICE REQUIRES THAT EXPOSURE BE KEPT TO A MINIMUM
AND THAT SUITABLE CONTROL MEASURES BE USED IN AN OCCUPATIONAL SETTING.
INHALING EXCESSIVE LEVELS OF MIST MAY RESULT IN HEADACHE, DIZZINESS,
VOMITING, DIARRHOEA, IRRITABILITY, SLEEPLESSNESS AND FLUID IN THE LUNGS,
AND CAUSE EXTREME IRRITATION OF THE NOSE AND CHEST, COUGH, DISCOMFORT,
SHORTNESS OF BREATH AND INFLAMMATION OF THE NOSE AND THROAT. WHOLE-BODY
EFFECTS OF HYDROGEN PEROXIDE POISONING INCLUDE TREMOR, NUMBNESS OF THE
LIMBS, CONVULSIONS, COMA AND SHOCK. HYDROGEN PEROXIDE HAS POOR WARNING
PROPERTIES.
INGESTION:
ACCIDENTAL INGESTION OF THE MATERIAL MAY BE HARMFUL; ANIMAL EXPERIMENTS
INDICATE THAT INGESTION OF LESS THAN 150 GRAM MAY BE FATAL OR MAY PRODUCE
SERIOUS DAMAGE TO THE HEALTH OF THE INDIVIDUAL.
HYDROGEN PEROXIDE MAY CAUSE BLISTERING AND BLEEDING FROM THE THROAT AND
STOMACH. WHEN SWALLOWED, IT MAY RELEASE LARGE QUANTITIES OF OXYGEN WHICH
COULD HYPER-DISTEND THE STOMACH AND GUT AND MAY CAUSE INTERNAL BLEEDING,
MOUTH AND THROAT BURNS AND RUPTURE OF THE GUT. THERE MAY ALSO BE FEVER,
NAUSEA, FOAMING AT THE MOUTH, VOMITING, CHEST AND STOMACH PAIN, LOSS OF
CONSCIOUSNESS, AND MOVEMENT DISORDERS AND DEATH.
SKIN CONTACT:
THIS MATERIAL CAN CAUSE INFLAMMATION OF THE SKIN ON CONTACT IN SOME
PERSONS.
THE MATERIAL MAY ACCENTUATE ANY PRE-EXISTING DERMATITIS CONDITION
HYDROGEN PEROXIDE IS USED TOPICALLY AS DENTAL GEL AND TO CLEAN MINOR
WOUNDS. IT MAY CAUSE DOSE DEPENDENT EFFECT ON THE SKIN INCLUDING BLEACHING,
BLISTERING, REDDENING AND CORROSION ( AT >50% CONCENTRATION).
OPEN CUTS, ABRADED OR IRRITATED SKIN SHOULD NOT BE EXPOSED TO THIS MATERIAL
ENTRY INTO THE BLOOD-STREAM, THROUGH, FOR EXAMPLE, CUTS, ABRASIONS OR
LESIONS, MAY PRODUCE SYSTEMIC INJURY WITH HARMFUL EFFECTS. EXAMINE THE SKIN
PRIOR TO THE USE OF THE MATERIAL AND ENSURE THAT ANY EXTERNAL DAMAGE IS
SUITABLY PROTECTED.
EYE:
IF APPLIED TO THE EYES, THIS MATERIAL CAUSES SEVERE EYE DAMAGE.
HYDROGEN PEROXIDE CONCENTRATIONS ABOVE 10% ARE CORROSIVE TO THE EYE AND MAY
CAUSE CORNEAL ULCERATION EVEN DAYS AFTER EXPOSURE.
CHRONIC:
REPEATED OR LONG-TERM OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE IS LIKELY TO PRODUCE CUMULATIVE
HEALTH EFFECTS INVOLVING ORGANS OR BIOCHEMICAL SYSTEMS.
AMPLE EVIDENCE FROM EXPERIMENTS EXISTS THAT THERE IS A SUSPICION THIS
MATERIAL DIRECTLY REDUCES FERTILITY.
THERE HAS BEEN SOME CONCERN THAT THIS MATERIAL CAN CAUSE CANCER OR
MUTATIONS BUT THERE IS NOT ENOUGH DATA TO MAKE AN ASSESSMENT.
HYDROGEN PEROXIDE AS A HUMAN FOOD ADDITIVE IS GENERALLY REGARDED AS SAFE,
WHEN USED WITH CERTAIN LIMITATIONS. IN EXPERIMENTAL ANIMALS HYDROGEN
PEROXIDE GIVEN BY MOUTH CAUSES DAMAGE TO THE TEETH, LIVER, KIDNEY, STOMACH
AND BOWEL. INHALATION EXPOSURE TO HYDROGEN PEROXIDE CAUSED SKIN IRRITATION,
SNEEZING AND DEATH IN ANIMALS.
FIBERLOCK IAQ 1000 8315:
TOXICITY IRRITATION
NOT AVAILABLE NOT AVAILABLE
HYDROGEN PEROXIDE:
TOXICITY IRRITATION
DERMAL (RAT) LD50: >2000 MG/KG[2] NOT AVAILABLE
INHALATION (RAT) LC50: 2 MG/L/4H[2]
ORAL (RAT) LD50: >225 MG/KG[2]
POTASSIUM HYDROXIDE:
TOXICITY IRRITATION
ORAL (RAT) LD50: =214-324 MG/KG[2] EYE (RABBIT):
1 MG/24H RINSE-MODERATE
SKIN (HUMAN): 50 MG/24H SEVERE
SKIN (RABBIT): 50 MG/24H SEVERE
LEGEND:
1. VALUE OBTAINED FROM EUROPE ECHA REGISTERED SUBSTANCES - ACUTE TOXICITY
2.* VALUE OBTAINED FROM MANUFACTURER'S SDS. UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED DATA
EXTRACTED FROM RTECS - REGISTER OF TOXIC EFFECT OF CHEMICAL SUBSTANCES
HYDROGEN PEROXIDE:
NO SIGNIFICANT ACUTE TOXICOLOGICAL DATA IDENTIFIED IN LITERATURE SEARCH.
EXPOSURE TO HYDROGEN PEROXIDE VIA THE SKIN OR ORAL ROUTE CAN PRODUCE TOXIC
EFFECTS. ANIMAL STUDIES HAVE SHOWN EVIDENCE OF DAMAGE TO THE KIDNEY, GUT,
THYMUS AND LIVER. STOMACH AND INTESTINAL LESIONS INCLUDING BENIGN AND
MALIGNANT CANCERS HAVE BEEN OBSERVED IN MICE.
THE SUBSTANCE IS CLASSIFIED BY IARC AS GROUP 3:
NOT CLASSIFIABLE AS TO ITS CARCINOGENICITY TO HUMANS.
EVIDENCE OF CARCINOGENICITY MAY BE INADEQUATE OR LIMITED IN ANIMAL TESTING.
POTASSIUM HYDROXIDE:
THE MATERIAL MAY PRODUCE MODERATE EYE IRRITATION LEADING TO INFLAMMATION.
REPEATED OR PROLONGED EXPOSURE TO IRRITANTS MAY PRODUCE CONJUNCTIVITIS.
THE MATERIAL MAY CAUSE SEVERE SKIN IRRITATION AFTER PROLONGED OR REPEATED
EXPOSURE AND MAY PRODUCE ON CONTACT SKIN REDNESS, SWELLING, THE PRODUCTION
OF VESICLES, SCALING AND THICKENING OF THE SKIN. REPEATED EXPOSURES MAY
PRODUCE SEVERE ULCERATION.
HYDROGEN PEROXIDE & POTASSIUM HYDROXIDE:
ASTHMA-LIKE SYMPTOMS MAY CONTINUE FOR MONTHS OR EVEN YEARS AFTER EXPOSURE
TO THE MATERIAL ENDS. THIS MAY BE DUE TO A NON-ALLERGIC CONDITION KNOWN AS
REACTIVE AIRWAYS DYSFUNCTION SYNDROME (RADS) WHICH CAN OCCUR AFTER EXPOSURE
TO HIGH LEVELS OF HIGHLY IRRITATING COMPOUND. MAIN CRITERIA FOR DIAGNOSING
RADS INCLUDE THE ABSENCE OF PREVIOUS AIRWAYS DISEASE IN A NON-ATOPIC
INDIVIDUAL, WITH SUDDEN ONSET OF PERSISTENT ASTHMA-LIKE SYMPTOMS WITHIN
MINUTES TO HOURS OF A DOCUMENTED EXPOSURE TO THE IRRITANT.
ACUTE TOXICITY (X)
SKIN IRRITATION/CORROSION (&)
SERIOUS EYE DAMAGE/IRRITATION (&)
RESPIRATORY OR SKIN SENSITISATION (X)
MUTAGENICITY (X)
CARCINOGENICITY (X)
REPRODUCTIVITY (X)
STOT - SINGLE EXPOSURE (X)
STOT - REPEATED EXPOSURE (X)
ASPIRATION HAZARD (X)
LEGEND:
(X):
DATA EITHER NOT AVAILABLE OR DOES NOT FILL THE CRITERIA FOR CLASSIFICATION
(&): DATA AVAILABLE TO MAKE CLASSIFICATION
| SECTION 12 ECOLOGICAL INFORMATION | |
TOXICITY:
FIBERLOCK IAQ 1000 8315:
ENDPOINT TEST DURATION (HR) SPECIES VALUE SOURCE
NOT NOT NOT NOT NOT
AVAILABLE AVAILABLE AVAILABLE AVAILABLE AVAILABLE
HYDROGEN PEROXIDE:
ENDPOINT TEST DURATION (HR) SPECIES VALUE SOURCE
LC50 96 FISH 0.020MG/L 3
EC50 48 CRUSTACEA 2 MG/L 2
EC50 72 ALGAE OR OTHER 0.71MG/L 4
AQUATIC PLANTS
EC0 24 CRUSTACEA 1.1 MG/L 2
NOEC 192 FISH 0.028 MG/L 4
POTASSIUM HYDROXIDE:
ENDPOINT TEST DURATION (HR) SPECIES VALUE SOURCE
LC50 96 FISH 80 MG/L 4
EC0 48 CRUSTACEA <1 MG/L 2
NOEC 24 FISH 28 MG/L 2
LEGEND:
EXTRACTED FROM
1. IUCLID TOXICITY DATA
2. EUROPE ECHA REGISTERED SUBSTANCES - ECOTOXICOLOGICAL INFORMATION -
AQUATIC TOXICITY
3. EPIWIN SUITE V3.12 (QSAR) - AQUATIC TOXICITY DATA (ESTIMATED)
4. US EPA, ECOTOX DATABASE - AQUATIC TOXICITY DATA
5. ECETOC AQUATIC HAZARD ASSESSMENT DATA
6. NITE (JAPAN) - BIOCONCENTRATION DATA
7. METI (JAPAN) - BIOCONCENTRATION DATA
8. VENDOR DATA
HARMFUL TO AQUATIC ORGANISMS.
FOR HYDROGEN PEROXIDE:
LOG KOW: -1.36
ENVIRONMENTAL FATE:
HYDROGEN PEROXIDE IS A NATURALLY OCCURRING SUBSTANCE (TYPICAL BACKGROUND
CONCENTRATIONS <1 - 30 G/L), WHICH IS PRODUCED BY ALMOST ALL CELLS IN THEIR
METABOLISM, WITH THE EXCEPTION OF ANAEROBIC BACTERIA. HYDROGEN PEROXIDE IS
A REACTIVE SUBSTANCE IN THE PRESENCE OF OTHER SUBSTANCES, ELEMENTS,
RADIATION, MATERIALS AND CAN BE DEGRADED BY MICRO-ORGANISMS OR HIGHER
ORGANISMS. AIR - HYDROGEN PEROXIDE IS DEGRADED BY LIGHT AND THUS MAY BE
REMOVED FROM THE ATMOSPHERE BY PHOTOLYSIS GIVING RISE TO HYDROXYL
RADICALS, BY REACTION WITH HYDROXYL RADICALS, OR BY HETEROGENOUS LOSS
PROCESSES SUCH AS RAIN-OUT.
DO NOT DISCHARGE INTO SEWER OR WATERWAYS.
PERSISTENCE AND DEGRADABILITY:
INGREDIENT PERSISTENCE: WATER/SOIL PERSISTENCE: AIR
HYDROGEN PEROXIDE LOW LOW
BIOACCUMULATIVE POTENTIAL:
INGREDIENT BIOACCUMULATION
HYDROGEN PEROXIDE LOW (LOGKOW = -1.571)
MOBILITY IN SOIL:
INGREDIENT MOBILITY
HYDROGEN PEROXIDE LOW (KOC = 14.3)
| SECTION 13 DISPOSAL CONSIDERATIONS | |
WASTE TREATMENT METHODS:
CONTAINERS MAY STILL PRESENT A CHEMICAL HAZARD/ DANGER WHEN EMPTY.
RETURN TO SUPPLIER FOR REUSE/ RECYCLING IF POSSIBLE.
OTHERWISE:
IF CONTAINER CAN NOT BE CLEANED SUFFICIENTLY WELL TO ENSURE THAT RESIDUALS
DO NOT REMAIN OR IF THE CONTAINER CANNOT BE USED TO STORE THE SAME PRODUCT,
THEN PUNCTURE CONTAINERS, TO PREVENT RE-USE, AND BURY AT AN AUTHORISED
LANDFILL.
LEGISLATION ADDRESSING WASTE DISPOSAL REQUIREMENTS MAY DIFFER BY COUNTRY,
STATE AND/ OR TERRITORY. EACH USER MUST REFER TO LAWS OPERATING IN THEIR
AREA. IN SOME AREAS, CERTAIN WASTES MUST BE TRACKED.
PRODUCT / PACKAGING DISPOSAL:
DO NOT ALLOW WASH WATER FROM CLEANING OR PROCESS EQUIPMENT TO ENTER DRAINS.
IT MAY BE NECESSARY TO COLLECT ALL WASH WATER FOR TREATMENT BEFORE
DISPOSAL.
IN ALL CASES DISPOSAL TO SEWER MAY BE SUBJECT TO LOCAL LAWS AND REGULATIONS
AND THESE SHOULD BE CONSIDERED FIRST.
RECYCLE WHEREVER POSSIBLE.
CONSULT MANUFACTURER FOR RECYCLING OPTIONS OR CONSULT LOCAL OR REGIONAL
WASTE MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY FOR DISPOSAL IF NO SUITABLE TREATMENT OR
DISPOSAL FACILITY CAN BE IDENTIFIED.
DISPOSE OF BY:
BURIAL IN A LAND-FILL SPECIFICALLY LICENSED TO ACCEPT CHEMICAL AND / OR
PHARMACEUTICAL WASTES OR INCINERATION IN A LICENSED APPARATUS (AFTER
ADMIXTURE WITH SUITABLE COMBUSTIBLE MATERIAL).
| SECTION 14 TRANSPORT INFORMATION | |
LABELS REQUIRED:
MARINE POLLUTANT: NO
LAND TRANSPORT (DOT): NOT REGULATED FOR TRANSPORT OF DANGEROUS GOODS
AIR TRANSPORT (ICAO-IATA / DGR):
NOT REGULATED FOR TRANSPORT OF DANGEROUS GOODS
SEA TRANSPORT (IMDG-CODE / GGVSEE):
NOT REGULATED FOR TRANSPORT OF DANGEROUS GOODS
TRANSPORT IN BULK ACCORDING TO ANNEX II OF MARPOL AND THE IBC CODE:
NOT APPLICABLE
| SECTION 15 REGULATORY INFORMATION | |
SAFETY, HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATIONS / LEGISLATION SPECIFIC FOR
THE SUBSTANCE OR MIXTURE:
HYDROGEN PEROXIDE IS FOUND ON THE FOLLOWING REGULATORY LISTS:
INTERNATIONAL AGENCY FOR RESEARCH ON CANCER (IARC) - AGENTS CLASSIFIED BY
THE IARC MONOGRAPHS
US - ALASKA LIMITS FOR AIR CONTAMINANTS
US - CALIFORNIA PERMISSIBLE EXPOSURE LIMITS FOR CHEMICAL CONTAMINANTS
US - HAWAII AIR CONTAMINANT LIMITS
US - IDAHO - LIMITS FOR AIR CONTAMINANTS
US - IDAHO TOXIC AIR POLLUTANTS NON - CARCINOGENIC INCREMENTS -
OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE LIMITS
US - MICHIGAN EXPOSURE LIMITS FOR AIR CONTAMINANTS
US - MINNESOTA PERMISSIBLE EXPOSURE LIMITS (PELS)
US - OREGON PERMISSIBLE EXPOSURE LIMITS (Z-1)
US - TENNESSEE OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE LIMITS - LIMITS FOR AIR CONTAMINANTS
US - VERMONT PERMISSIBLE EXPOSURE LIMITS TABLE Z-1-A FINAL RULE LIMITS FOR
AIR CONTAMINANTS
US - VERMONT PERMISSIBLE EXPOSURE LIMITS TABLE Z-1-A TRANSITIONAL LIMITS
FOR AIR CONTAMINANTS
US - WASHINGTON PERMISSIBLE EXPOSURE LIMITS OF AIR CONTAMINANTS
US - WYOMING TOXIC AND HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES TABLE Z1 LIMITS FOR AIR
CONTAMINANTS
US ACGIH THRESHOLD LIMIT VALUES (SPANISH)
US ACGIH THRESHOLD LIMIT VALUES (TLV)
US AIHA WORKPLACE ENVIRONMENTAL EXPOSURE LEVELS (WEELS)
US DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY (DHS) - CHEMICAL FACILITY ANTI-TERRORISM
STANDARDS (CFATS) - CHEMICALS OF INTEREST
US DOE TEMPORARY EMERGENCY EXPOSURE LIMITS (TEELS)
US NIOSH RECOMMENDED EXPOSURE LIMITS (RELS)
US NIOSH RECOMMENDED EXPOSURE LIMITS (RELS) (SPANISH)
US OSHA PERMISSIBLE EXPOSURE LEVELS (PELS) - TABLE Z1
US OSHA PERMISSIBLE EXPOSURE LIMITS - ANNOTATED TABLE Z-1 (SPANISH)
US SARA SECTION 302 EXTREMELY HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES
US TOXIC SUBSTANCES CONTROL ACT (TSCA) - CHEMICAL SUBSTANCE INVENTORY
US TSCA CHEMICAL SUBSTANCE INVENTORY - INTERIM LIST OF ACTIVE SUBSTANCES
POTASSIUM HYDROXIDE IS FOUND ON THE FOLLOWING REGULATORY LISTS:
US - ALASKA LIMITS FOR AIR CONTAMINANTS
US - CALIFORNIA PERMISSIBLE EXPOSURE LIMITS FOR CHEMICAL CONTAMINANTS
US - HAWAII AIR CONTAMINANT LIMITS
US - IDAHO TOXIC AIR POLLUTANTS NON- CARCINOGENIC INCREMENTS - OCCUPATIONAL
EXPOSURE LIMITS
US - MICHIGAN EXPOSURE LIMITS FOR AIR CONTAMINANTS
US - MINNESOTA PERMISSIBLE EXPOSURE LIMITS (PELS)
US - TENNESSEE OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE LIMITS - LIMITS FOR AIR CONTAMINANTS
US - VERMONT PERMISSIBLE EXPOSURE LIMITS TABLE Z-1-A FINAL RULE LIMITS FOR
AIR CONTAMINANTS
US - VERMONT PERMISSIBLE EXPOSURE LIMITS TABLE Z-1-A TRANSITIONAL LIMITS
FOR AIR CONTAMINANTS
US - WASHINGTON PERMISSIBLE EXPOSURE LIMITS OF AIR CONTAMINANTS
US ACGIH THRESHOLD LIMIT VALUES (TLV)
US AIHA WORKPLACE ENVIRONMENTAL EXPOSURE LEVELS (WEELS)
US CWA (CLEAN WATER ACT) - LIST OF HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES
US DOE TEMPORARY EMERGENCY EXPOSURE LIMITS (TEELS)
US NIOSH RECOMMENDED EXPOSURE LIMITS (RELS)
US TOXIC SUBSTANCES CONTROL ACT (TSCA) - CHEMICAL SUBSTANCE INVENTORY
US TSCA CHEMICAL SUBSTANCE INVENTORY - INTERIM LIST OF ACTIVE SUBSTANCES
FEDERAL REGULATIONS:
SUPERFUND AMENDMENTS AND REAUTHORIZATION ACT OF 1986 (SARA):
SECTION 311/312 HAZARD CATEGORIES:
FLAMMABLE (GASES, AEROSOLS, LIQUIDS, OR SOLIDS): NO
GAS UNDER PRESSURE: NO
EXPLOSIVE: NO
SELF-HEATING: NO
PYROPHORIC (LIQUID OR SOLID): NO
PYROPHORIC GAS: NO
CORROSIVE TO METAL: NO
OXIDIZER (LIQUID, SOLID OR GAS): NO
ORGANIC PEROXIDE: NO
SELF-REACTIVE: NO
IN CONTACT WITH WATER EMITS FLAMMABLE GAS: NO
COMBUSTIBLE DUST: NO
CARCINOGENICITY: NO
ACUTE TOXICITY (ANY ROUTE OF EXPOSURE): NO
REPRODUCTIVE TOXICITY: NO
SKIN CORROSION OR IRRITATION: YES
RESPIRATORY OR SKIN SENSITIZATION: NO
SERIOUS EYE DAMAGE OR EYE IRRITATION: YES
SPECIFIC TARGET ORGAN TOXICITY (SINGLE OR REPEATED EXPOSURE): NO
ASPIRATION HAZARD: NO
GERM CELL MUTAGENICITY: NO
SIMPLE ASPHYXIANT: NO
HAZARDS NOT OTHERWISE CLASSIFIED: NO
US. EPA CERCLA HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES AND REPORTABLE QUANTITIES (40 CFR
302.4):
NAME REPORTABLE QUANTITY REPORTABLE QUANTITY IN KG
IN POUNDS (LB)
POTASSIUM HYDROXIDE 1000 454
STATE REGULATIONS:
US. CALIFORNIA PROPOSITION 65: NONE REPORTED
NATIONAL INVENTORY STATUS:
NATIONAL INVENTORY STATUS
AUSTRALIA - AICS YES
CANADA - DSL YES
CANADA - NDSL NO (HYDROGEN PEROXIDE; POTASSIUM HYDROXIDE)
CHINA - IECSC YES
EUROPE - EINEC / ELINCS / NLP YES
JAPAN - ENCS YES
KOREA - KECI YES
NEW ZEALAND - NZIOC YES
PHILIPPINES - PICCS YES
USA - TSCA YES
TAIWAN - TCSI YES
MEXICO - INSQ YES
VIETNAM - NCI YES
RUSSIA - ARIPS YES
LEGEND:
YES: ALL CAS DECLARED INGREDIENTS ARE ON THE INVENTORY
NO:
ONE OR MORE OF THE CAS LISTED INGREDIENTS ARE NOT ON THE INVENTORY AND
ARE NOT EXEMPT FROM LISTING(SEE SPECIFIC INGREDIENTS IN BRACKETS)
| SECTION 16 OTHER INFORMATION | |
REVISION DATE: 03/23/2020
INITIAL DATE: 10/02/2017
CPVC COMPATIBILITY:
FIBERLOCK PRODUCTS AND CPVC COMPATIBILITY:
MANUFACTURERS OF CHLORINATED POLYVINYL CHLORIDE (CPVC) PIPE BELIEVE THAT IT
CAN BE SENSITIVE TO OR INCOMPATIBLE WITH CHEMICALS FOUND IN MANY COMMONLY
USED HOUSEHOLD AND INDUSTRIAL CLEANING PRODUCTS, COATINGS, ADHESIVES AND
OTHER COMPOUNDS, AND THAT THOSE CHEMICALS CAN CAUSE STRESS CRACKS OR PIPE
FAILURE. FIBERLOCK RECOMMENDS THAT USERS CONTACT THE PIPE MANUFACTURER
DIRECTLY BEFORE APPLYING ANY FIBERLOCK PRODUCTS TO THE CPVC PIPE.
SDS VERSION SUMMARY:
VERSION: 7.8.1.1.1
ISSUE DATE: 03/23/2020
SECTIONS UPDATED: INGREDIENTS, USE
OTHER INFORMATION:
CLASSIFICATION OF THE PREPARATION AND ITS INDIVIDUAL COMPONENTS HAS DRAWN
ON OFFICIAL AND AUTHORITATIVE SOURCES AS WELL AS INDEPENDENT REVIEW BY THE
CHEMWATCH CLASSIFICATION COMMITTEE USING AVAILABLE LITERATURE REFERENCES.
THE SDS IS A HAZARD COMMUNICATION TOOL AND SHOULD BE USED TO ASSIST IN THE
RISK ASSESSMENT. MANY FACTORS DETERMINE WHETHER THE REPORTED HAZARDS ARE
RISKS IN THE WORKPLACE OR OTHER SETTINGS. RISKS MAY BE DETERMINED BY
REFERENCE TO EXPOSURES SCENARIOS.
DEFINITIONS AND ABBREVIATIONS:
PC-TWA: PERMISSIBLE CONCENTRATION-TIME WEIGHTED AVERAGE
PC-STEL: PERMISSIBLE CONCENTRATION-SHORT TERM EXPOSURE LIMIT
IARC: INTERNATIONAL AGENCY FOR RESEARCH ON CANCER
ACGIH: AMERICAN CONFERENCE OF GOVERNMENTAL INDUSTRIAL HYGIENISTS
STEL: SHORT TERM EXPOSURE LIMIT
TEEL: TEMPORARY EMERGENCY EXPOSURE LIMIT
IDLH: IMMEDIATELY DANGEROUS TO LIFE OR HEALTH CONCENTRATIONS
OSF: ODOUR SAFETY FACTOR
NOAEL: NO OBSERVED ADVERSE EFFECT LEVEL
LOAEL: LOWEST OBSERVED ADVERSE EFFECT LEVEL
TLV: THRESHOLD LIMIT VALUE
LOD: LIMIT OF DETECTION
OTV: ODOUR THRESHOLD VALUE
BCF: BIOCONCENTRATION FACTORS
BEI: BIOLOGICAL EXPOSURE INDEX
POWERED BY AUTHORITE, FROM CHEMWATCH.