GFG 16, e.shield 311 (formerly Ecoshield H11), e.base 316 (formerly Ecoshield H16),e.base 305 (formerly Ecoshield H)

SECTION 2: Hazards identification

OSHA Hazards Physical Appearance: Firms that are natural translucent or in various colors. Immediate Concerns: When using or handling as supplied there are very low hazards.

Hazard statements

Categories Not classified

Signal word

Warning! This product as shipped is not classified as a combustible dust; however, a combustible concentration of dust may occur if fine powders accumulated or suspended in an enclosed or confined area (e.g. from cutting or sanding the films.

Hazard pictograms

There is no pictogram for a combustible dust hazard Rough edges of films could result in minor cuts to hands. Appropriate gloves should be worn to prevent cuts and/or scraps. Avoid contact with strong oxidizing agents. When working with film at hot temperatures, the material may begin to decompose producing fumes that can contain carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide, and other unidentified organic compounds that come from the breakdown of the materials used to make the films. Adequate ventilation should be provided to minimize exposures to vapors and fumes. When cutting, shaping, or modifying films, other hazards may exist.

Potential health effects

Eyes: Dust from cutting may result and mechanically irritate the eyes. If using elevated temperatures, vapors may irritate eyes. Skin: Cuts or scraps referenced above. If using elevated temperatures to soften films exposure to molten resin may cause thermal burns. Ingestion: May cause choking if swallowed. Inhalation: Inhalation of dust at high concentration may cause irritation of the respiratory system. Inhalation of vapors from use of elevated temperatures may also cause irritation of the respiratory system.