_ SECTION 2- HAZARDOUS

Non Hazardous Components

. , sediment and Reauthorization Act | - TR ne reg meena Sent Tet aU. Sprit ee wet NOTES: (SARA) of 1986 and 40 CFR Part 372. 9 Fs ad Composition wc and weg prc ef ser ays vars wie nt can be deen _ Fila tres cal #-S "SEY NESE _ IZ]002/004 White ft he pas Wettn ~- os aw SECTION 3 - PHYSICAL DATA Physical State at 20 °C: Soaiid _ Speciic Gravity (water = 1 af 25 °C): >+4. ’ Roding Point (7é0mmHg): NAF ASC MeltingPoint. 9 NAF NAC Evaporation Rate (butyl acetate = 1): Vapor Pressure (mim Hg at 20 °C):. NA NA ~ Vapor Density (air= 1): NA Percent Volatile (by volume): NA % . Solubility in Water (% by weight): q Volatile Organic Compound (vou: NAg /Lie pH: NA - | a | . Odor Threshold: NE reezing ? O mm NE °F NEC - Paint a inked ; Coefficient of Water / On Distribution: NE

Appearance/Odor

Siiver gray metal in wire, ribbon or preformed shapes with a core of flux, no oder. y SECTION 4- FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARDS ” Flammability: No © Yes Conditions to avoid NE Flash Point (T.0.C): NATE NA ~~ NAC NA °C - auto-ignttion ‘Temperature: , Flammability Limits percent by volume in air Le: NA _UEL: NA ve = _ Extinguishing Means: - OQ Water . © Carbon Diexde | § © Alcohol Feam © Dry Chemical Hazardous Combustion Products: - Melted solder may . | liberate carbon: monoxide, carbon dioxide, lead oxide furnes. Expiosion Sensitivity; On No. - Impact - ~ None identified - - Siatic Discharge Sensitiviy < on Yes” 7 Special Firefighting Procedures: Ye tran a Dan pars nae - . Unusual Fire and Explosion Hazards: Fhixin cored solder may nite when the soider melts ina fire. _ oso « ° —_ 2 « =e “SECTION §- REACTIVITY DATA _ f-. a "Chea Stab @ ‘Stable 9 unsaie ae None. _ i Incompattity (materials to avoid: Stig sng ois s " ” Hazardous Decomposition Products:.. at When nected fp eokdevng ternpertures, the sive inthe fic wil bol way and cary up crops of rosin and thermal | ‘dean pecs shar ptt ayes a an pens Noa Gane es Fo ety bo 100 (537 ch fe HAZARDOUS POLYMERIZATION: Pench | HEALTH HACArY wail sew~~ ro > J 4]003/004 ig | the oroduct. See Secuon 2 for ingredients. . EXPOSURE LIMITS: | Not determined for Primary apesure during scidering is to evaporated scivent which may contain droplets of sin and / or other organic, decomposition products. “BRIMARY ROUTES OF ENTRY: = O San @ eyes © Inhalation @ geste " TARGET ORGANS: Flux fumes: eyes, sidn, mucous membranes and respiratory SySom- Ingestion of lead me can affect OF ACUTE (severe short-term) EXP mucous membranes and EFFECTS may cause irritation and damage of INHALATION: Flux fumes during soldering a ” respiratory system contact with fax or furmes. = SKIN CONTACT: Sossibie local initation by SKIN ABSORPTION: Nene. Irritation from contact with smoke from soldering. EYE CONTACT: . Notiixelyto occur INGESTION; ~ a atom of mucous membranes. Smoke EFFECTS OF CHRONIG (proionged) EXPOSURE: i () muco =, . ; cause respiratory system imitation, headache and 7 ingestion of lead can resuit in systemic poisoniig. ; _ Breathing Aes oot contain rosin which is an allergen and can cause respiratory system isrtation. and damage. Repeat = | hesves and possibiy — ae Pre-esdsting conditions of the lungs. Lead: Diseases of the bleed and bleed-forming organs, ieaneys. “Medical Conditions Generally Aggravated by Exposure: - ae ot Q a Se . a ‘reproductive system. - ee ONP QOSHA @URC ONE cancnccencrry _ SeeSection 9 for additional information. TERATOGENICITY / MUTAGENICITY: SECTION 7 -