Macprime HP

SECTION 2: Hazards identification

Fire fighting procedures: Fire fighters should wear self-contained breathing Acute-Skin: apparatus. Fight fire using water spray, fog or Product contact with skin is not expected to cause carbon dioxide. Water spray may be used to cool irritation. fire exposed containers. Acute-Eye: Decomposition or byproducts: Product contact with eyes is not expected to cause Any thermal decomposition may yield acrylic irritation. monomers. Acute-Swallowed: The product is considered slightly toxic by ingestion. Acute-Inhaled: Inhalation overexposure is not expected at normal use temperatures. Chronic: Skin and mucous membrane irritation may occur after prolonged or repeated contact or exposure with this product. 6. Accidental release measures 8. Exposure controls and personal protection Methods for cleaning up or taking up: Personal protective equipment: Exercise care as floor may be slippery. Respiratory protection: AS1716 – None required under normal conditions, Use appropriate personal protection as specified however where mist occurs in spraying in “Exposure controls and personal protection” circumstances, wear an AS approved disposable half-musk dust/mist respirator. Contain spill with sand/sawdust or earth. Remove Hand Protection: solid waste before material dries in suitable Chemical resistant protective gloves containers. Flush area with water after removal. (PVC/Rubber/Nitrile/Chloroprene) Eye Protection: If exposed to product, follow recommendations as AS1337 - Use chemical splash goggles. specified under “First Aid Measures”. General safety and hygiene measures: Avoid contact with eyes and prolonged skin contact. Keep spills and cleaning run off out of local sewers. Coagulate the dispersion by adding ferric 9. Physical and chemical properties chloride and then lime. Remove clean supernatant and flush to a chemical sewer. Appearance: White liquid Incinerate liquid and contaminated solids in Odour: Faint odour accordance with local, state and federal Melting Point: 0ºC regulations. Boiling Point: 100ºC Vapour Pressure: 2.3 kPa water