ACN24

SECTION 2: Hazards identification

EMERGENCY OVERVIEW A solid preformed shape that is practically odorless. As-manufactured this product does not pose a possible fire hazard. Refractory particulates formed during installation or maintenance procedures including removal may be irritating to the skin, eyes and respiratory tract. Product is slightly combustible, but will only combust if in direct contact with flame or temperatures over 1000°F and will not initiate combustion. GHS CLASSIFICATION HEALTH: Eye & Skin Irritant - Category 42) Respiratory Irritant - Category 4 Skin Sensitization – Category 42) ENVIRONMENTAL: Aquatic Toxicity & Ozone Depletion – n. a PHYSICAL: n. a

2.2 Label elements

LABEL PICTOGRAMS: n. a.

Signal word

n. a

Hazard statements

n. a

Precautionary statements

Only dust from abraded surfaces or chipped particles created during installation or tear-out is likely to cause any physical hazards. Details for routes of entry in Section 11 and personal protection in Section 8 cover these potential risks and protections. Section 11 also lists toxicological information for minor impurities in some ingredients of this mixture. See Section 3 for warnings of possible chemical hazards caused during use at high temperatures and in various environments. Section 3 Note 2 and Section 16 is a discussion of HNOC per HazComm 2012.

2.1 Classification of the substance or mixture

HEALTH: Eye & Skin Irritant - Category 42) Respiratory Irritant - Category 4 Skin Sensitization – Category 42) ENVIRONMENTAL: Aquatic Toxicity & Ozone Depletion – n. a. PHYSICAL: n. a.