Urinal Screen

SECTION 2: Hazards identification

Labels NFPA GHS Classification None

Health hazards

FIRE HAZARD – Deadly Flash Points Extreme Danger – Below 73°F Health Slight Hazardous Environmental – Above 100°F, Not Acute Toxicity:Not Established – Hazardous – Below 100°F

Signal word

Normal Material – Above 200°F exceeding 200°F Skin Irritation: Not Established Acute Aquatic Toxicity: Not Established Eye Irritation: Not Established Chronic Aquatic Toxicity: Not Established None – Will not burn Skin Sensitization: NO SPECIFIC HAZARD REACTIVITY HMIS Acid ACID – Shock and heat Oxidizer OX – May detonate Alkali ALK may detonate Corrosive COR HEALTH – Violent chemical Use NO WATER W Physical change None Radioactive – Unstable if heated FLAMMABILITY – Stable

Precautionary statements

REACTIVITY 0 None P102 Keep out of reach of children

2.1 Classification of the substance or mixture

None HEALTH HAZARD FIRE HAZARD 4 – Deadly Flash Points 3 - Extreme Danger 4 – Below 73°F Health 1 - Slight Hazardous Environmental 2 – Above 100°F, Not Acute Toxicity:Not Established 2 – Hazardous 3 – Below 100°F Signal Word 0 - Normal Material 0 1 – Above 200°F exceeding 200°F Skin Irritation: Not Established Acute Aquatic Toxicity: Not Established Eye Irritation: Not Established Chronic Aquatic Toxicity: Not Established None 0 0 0 – Will not burn Skin Sensitization: NO SPECIFIC HAZARD REACTIVITY HMIS Acid ACID 3 – Shock and heat Oxidizer OX 4 – May detonate Alkali ALK may detonate Corrosive COR HEALTH 2 – Violent chemical 0 Use NO WATER W Physical change None Radioactive 1 – Unstable if heated FLAMMABILITY 0 0 – Stable