| Common Name: | PLM65W |
| Manufacturer: | KABAO ELECTRONCIS CHINA |
| SDS Revision Date: | 4/6/2013 |
| SDS Format: | No Format Specified |
| Item Number(s): | 2YKH9 |
| Manufacturer Model Number(s): |
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COMPACT FLUORESCENT LAMP MATERIAL INFORMATION
SHEET
MATERIAL DATA SAFETY DATA SHEET (MSDS)
INFORMATION AND APPLICABILITY
THE MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET (MSDS) REQUIREMENTS OF THE OCCUPATIONAL
SAFETY AND HEALTH ADMINISTRATION (OSHA) FOR CHEMICALS ARE NOT APPLICABLE
TO MANUFACTURED ARTICLES SUCH AS LAMPS. NO MATERIAL CONTAINED IN A LAMP
IS RELEASED DURING NORMAL USE AND OPERATION.
THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION IS PROVIDED AS A SERVICE TO OUR CUSTOMERS. THIS
LAMP MATERIAL INFORMATION SHEET CONTAINS THE MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET
INFORMATION THAT IS APPLICABLE.
| I. PRODUCT IDENTIFICATION MANUFACTURER |  |
FAMILY NAME: COMPACT FLUORESCENT LAMP
TRADE NAMES: PLM65W
MANUFACTURER:
KABAO ELECTRONCIS CO., LTD
XINXING INDUSTRIAL PARK
CHANGXING, ZHEJIANG, CHINA
| II. LAMP MATERIALS AND HAZARDOUS INGREDIENTS | |
CHEMICAL NAME CAS NUMBER % BY WT.
GLASS (LEAD-FREE) 80-90
MERCURY 7439-97-6 <0.02
LEAD OXIDE 1317-36-8 0.2-1.0
ALUMINUM OXIDE 001-344-281 0-1.0
PHOSPHOR 4-5
GLASS & METAL:
THE GLASS TUBE USED IS SODA-LEAD GLASS. THE METALS USED ARE USUALLY MADE
FROM NICKEL, COPPER, AND LEAD. THE FILAMENTS, ALSO CALLED CATHODES, ARE
TUNGSTEN. OTHER THAN THE USUAL CONCERNS OF BROKEN GLASS, THESE MATERIALS
DO NOT POSE A HAZARD IN THE EVENT THAT THE LAMP BREAKS.
PHOSPHOR:
THIS IS A PHOSPHATE MIXTURE USING MANGANESE AND FLUORIDE ALONG WITH RARE
EARTH ELEMENTS SUCH AS LANTHANUM, YTTRIUM AS EITHER AN OXIDE OR PHOSPHATE,
AND BARIUM/ALUMINUM OXIDE. THE PHOSPHOR COMPONENTS MAY VARY SLIGHTLY
DEPENDING ON THE COLOR OF THE LAMP (COOL WHITE, WARM WHITE, ETC.).
MERCURY:
SMALL QUANTITIES OF MERCURY ARE PRESENT IN ANY FLUORESCENT LAMP. THE
AMOUNT OF MERCURY USED CURRENTLY IN PLM 65W COMPACT FLUORESCENT LAMPS IS
LESS THAN 5 MILLIGRAMS.
| III. PHYSICAL PROPERTIES | |
NOT APPLICABLE TO INTACT LAMP.
| IV. FIRE & EXPLOSION HAZARD | |
FLAMMABILITY: NON-COMBUSTIBLE
FIRE-EXTINGUISHING MATERIALS:
USE EXTINGUISHING AGENTS SUITABLE FOR SURROUNDING FIRE.
SPECIAL FIRE-FIGHTING PROCEDURE:
USE A SELF-CONTAINED BREATHING APPARATUS TO PREVENT INHALATION OF DUST
AND/OR FUMES THAT MAY BE GENERATED FROM BROKEN LAMPS DURING FIREFIGHTING
ACTIVITIES.
UNUSUAL FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARDS:
WHEN EXPOSED TO HIGH TEMPERATURE, TOXIC FUMES MAY BE RELEASED FROM BROKEN
LAMPS.
| V. HEALTH CONCERNS | |
EXPOSURE TO INTACT LAMPS DOES NOT POSE ANY KNOWN HEALTH HAZARD:
PHOSPHOR:
AS WITH MOST INORGANIC COMPOUNDS, ANTIMONY, MANGANESE, YTTRIUM, FLUORIDE
ARE CHARACTERIZED BY OSHA AS HAZARDOUS CHEMICALS. HOWEVER, THEY HAVE LOW
TOXICITY, ARE INSOLUBLE, AND ARE PRESENT IN VERY SMALL AMOUNTS IN THE
LAMP; THEREFORE THESE COMPOUNDS ARE NOT A SIGNIFICANT HAZARD IN THE EVENT
THAT THE LAMP BREAKS.
MERCURY:
IF A SMALL NUMBER OF LAMPS ARE BROKEN, THE MERCURY AND/OR PHOSPHOR
CONCENTRATION IN THE AIR SHOULD NOT CAUSE SIGNIFICANT EXPOSURE TO PEOPLE
NEARBY. IF LARGE NUMBERS OF LAMPS ARE BROKEN, CLEAN-UP PERSONNEL SHOULD
USE APPROPRIATE INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE MONITORING AND CONTROLS TO MINIMIZE
AIRBORNE OR SURFACE CONTAMINATION LEVELS. PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT
MAY BE NEEDED.
LEAD:
INGESTION AND INHALATION OF LEAD DUST OR FUME MUST BE AVOIDED. IRRITATION
OF THE EYES AND RESPIRATORY TRACT MAY OCCUR. EXCESSIVE LEAD ABSORPTION IS
TOXIC AND MAY INCLUDE SYMPTOMS SUCH AS ANEMIA, WEAKNESS, ABDOMINAL PAIN,
AND KIDNEY DISEASE.
GLASS: TAKE NORMAL CARE WITH BROKEN GLASS.
EMERGENCY AND FIRST AID PROCEDURES:
GLASS CUTS:
PERFORM NORMAL FIRST AID PROCEDURES. SEEK MEDICAL ATTENTION AS REQUIRED.
INHALATION:
IF DISCOMFORT, IRRITATION OR SYMPTOMS OF PULMONARY INVOLVEMENT DEVELOP,
REMOVE FROM EXPOSURE AND SEEK MEDICAL ATTENTION.
INGESTION:
IN THE UNLIKELY EVENT OF INGESTION OF A LARGE QUANTITY OF MATERIAL, SEEK
MEDICAL ATTENTION.
CONTACT SKIN:
THOROUGHLY WASH AFFECTED AREA WITH MILD SOAP OR DETERGENT AND WATER AND
PREVENT FURTHER CONTACT. SEEK MEDICAL ATTENTION IF IRRITATION OCCURS.
CONTACT EYE:
WASH EYES, INCLUDING UNDER EYELIDS, IMMEDIATELY WITH COPIOUS AMOUNTS OF
WATER FOR 15 MINUTES. SEEK MEDICAL ATTENTION.
| VI. REACTIVITY DATA | |
STABILITY: STABLE
CONDITIONS TO AVOID: NONE FOR INTACT LAMPS.
INCOMPATIBILITY (MATERIALS TO AVOID): NONE FOR INTACT LAMPS.
HAZARDOUS DECOMPOSITION PRODUCTS (INCLUDING COMBUSTION PRODUCTS):
NONE FOR INTACT LAMPS.
HAZARDOUS POLYMERIZATION PRODUCTS: WILL NOT OCCUR.
| VII. DISPOSAL CONCERNS | |
TAKE NORMAL PRECAUTIONS FOR BROKEN GLASS.
AVOID GENERATING DUST; PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT MAY BE NEEDED.
CONTAINS MERCURY. A TOXICITY CHARACTERISTIC LEACHING PROCEDURE (TCLP) TEST
WAS DONE ON THESE LAMPS, AND THEY PASSED THE TEST, BEING BELOW THE LIMIT
OF 0.200 MILLIGRAMS OF MERCURY PER LITER OF LEACHATE. CONTAINS LEAD IN
THE SOLDER. MANAGE IN ACCORD WITH DISPOSAL LAWS.
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| VIII. SPECIAL HANDLING INFORMATION - FOR BROKEN LAMPS | |
VENTILATION:
USE ADEQUATE GENERAL AND LOCAL EXHAUST VENTILATION TO MAINTAIN EXPOSURE
LEVELS BELOW THE PEL OR TLV LIMIT. IF SUCH VENTILATION IS UNAVAILABLE,
USE RESPIRATORS AS SPECIFIED BELOW.
RESPIRATORY PROTECTION:
USE APPROPRIATE NIOSH APPROVED RESPIRATOR IF AIRBORNE DUST CONCENTRATIONS
EXCEED THE PERTINENT PEL OR TLV LIMITS. ALL APPROPRIATE REQUIREMENTS SET
FORTH IN 29 CFR 1910.134 SHOULD BE MET.
EYE PROTECTION:
OSHA SPECIFIED SAFETY GLASSES, GOGGLES OR FACE SHIELD ARE RECOMMENDED
IF LAMPS ARE BEING BROKEN.
PROTECTIVE CLOTHING:
OSHA SPECIFIED CUT AND PUNCTURE-RESISTANCE GLOVES ARE RECOMMENDED FOR
DEALING WITH BROKEN LAMPS.
HYGIENIC PRACTICES:
AFTER HANDLING BROKEN LAMPS, WASH THOROUGHLY BEFORE EATING, SMOKING OR
HANDLING TOBACCO PRODUCTS, APPLYING COSMETICS, OR USING TOILET FACILITIES.
ISSUE DATE: APR., 06, 2013
GEORGE WONG
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