POLYISOBUTYLENE

SECTION 2: Hazards identification

LAND SPILL: PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL HAZARDS / FIRE AND • Sweep up spilled material and place in suitable EXPLOSION HAZARDS containers for recycle or disposal. Solid material, elastic, adhesive, and chemically inert • Consult an expert on disposal of recovered material product which will soften & increase in tack with heat. It and ensure conformity to local disposal regulations. may support combustion in roll form but in use with • See Sections “First Aid Measures" and “Stability and paper liner removed between two non-flammable Reactivity" surfaces it will be self-extinguishing. WATER SPILL: This material is not considered hazardous according to • Stop source, if possible, to do so without hazard. the regulatory guidelines. Advise authorities of possible floating substances if material enters watercourses or sewers. Confine if