Solder Wire

CLP CLASSIFICATION

The product is not classified according to the CLP regulation.

2.2 Label elements

Labelling according to Regulation (EC) No 1272/2008: Void

Hazard pictograms

Void

Signal word

Void

Hazard statements

Void 2.3 Emergency overview This product consists of silver grey metal wire which contains core of rosin. There is no immediate health hazard associated with the wire product and it is not reactive under normal circumstances of use. Though the wire is not flammable, if involved in a fire and exposed to extremely high temperatures, harmful fumes of metal oxides may be generated. During soldering operations, the most significant routes of exposure are inhalation, and contact of the skin and eyes. Molten solder can cause thermal burns. Prolonged or repeated exposure to tin fumes can result in benign pneumoconiosis, which causes inflammation of the lungs, but there is no distinct fibrosis or evidence of disability. 2.4 Potential health effects information Inhalation: The fumes generated during soldering operations may cause respiratory irritation. Ingestion: Ingestion is not expected to occur in normal use. Eye Contact: Contact with the wire form of this product can be physically damaging to the eye. Contact with the molten core solder will cause burn to the eyes. Fumes generated during soldering operations can be irritating to the eyes. Skin Contact: Contact of the wire form of this product with skin is not anticipated to be irritating. Contact with the molten core solder will burn contaminated skin. Fumes generated during soldering operations can be irritating to the skin.