Concept Smoke Oil 135/180

SECTION 2: Hazards identification

This product is not listed as a dangerous substance in the relevant EC directive for the packaging and transporting of hazardous materials, other than in aerosol form. See section 14 4. First Aid Measures Eye Contact - Symptoms: Concentrated fluid may cause eye irritation - First Aid: Flush with water Skin Contact - Symptoms: Possible skin irritation - First Aid: Wash skin with water Inhalation - Symptoms: Nil Ingestion - Symptoms: Concentrated fluid may cause nausea & irritation - First Aid: Drink water 5. Fire Fighting Measures Flash Point PMCC 124ºC Flammability Limits LFL/UFL Not Determined Hazardous Combustion products May include CO2 and CO Extinguishing Media: Water Fog, CO2, Dry Chemical Special Fire Fighting Procedures: None - 22 - 6. Accidental Release Measures For large spills, use containment dike if possible. Recover with vacuum truck. Small amount can be soaked up with absorbent material and shovelled into drums. Wash down remaining small amount with water. Dispose of material through proper license waste channels.. 7. Handling and Storage Keep containers tightly closed when not in use. Do not expose to temperatures > 50ºC. For aerosol canisters do not pierce or burn, even after use. Do not spray on naked flame or incandescent material 8. Exposure Controls/Personal Protection These apply to handling of large quantities of the concentrated fluid; in the aerosol and bulk pack configuration no special measures are required. Eye Protection: Safety glasses Protective Clothing: Rubber gloves in case of prolonged hand contact Respiratory Protection: Nil required No exposure limits established 9. Physical and Chemical Properties Colour (Hazen units): max 15 Specific Gravity (@20/20°C): 1.022-1.028 Distillation Point: 1013 mbar - 236°C Vapour Density: 4.63 Vapour Pressure: 0.0013KpA AT 2Oc