PRO LUBE Synthetic Spray Lubricants

Appearance/Odor

Melting ight Tan grease, slight petroleum odor Above 450° F - FIRE & EXPLOSION DATA Flash Method Flammable Limits LEL UEL Point =435°F for grease Used C.0.C. in Air % by Volume N/A Lower \/A Upper N/A Auto-Ignition Extinguisher Temperature A bove 450°F for grease Media CO,,, dry chemical, foam, water spray, water fog. Special Fire wa Fighting Procedures Pressurized aerosol cans containing propane/butane propellant. Propellant highly flammable. Cans may exploded if exposed to temperatures above 120°F. Self contained breathing apparatus and protective clothing should be worn in fighting fires involving chemicals. Decomposition at temperatures above 290°C may cause the evolution of toxic gasoeus fluorine compounds. Unusual Fire and Explosion Hazards Toxic fluorine gases are by-products of combustion. Product contained in aerosol cans. Once product is sprayed and propellant evaporates, grease residue is nonflammable. SECTION

Physical hazards

(REACTIVITY DATA) Stability Unstable FE Conditions i ; Stable py tAvoid Strong Oxidizers, temperatures above 500°F Incompatability (Materials to Avoid Oxidizing material can cause _a reaction Hazardous Decomposition Products Eluorine products, silicon dioxide, COL, traces of incompletely burned carbon Hazardous May Cecur EJ zZ polymerization Will Not Occur BR] - HEALTH HAZARDS 1. Acute 2. Chronic None Signs and Sympton_of Exposure Prolonged and repeated contact with skin may cause skin irritation Medical Condition Generally . . . Aggravated by Exposure No known medical condition that might be aggravated by exposure. Chemical Listed as Carcinogen NationalToxicology — Yes TARC. ys O OSHA Yes O or Potential Carcinogen Program No Monographs No