Flame Retardant Reinforced PBT

PBT Substances

63-65% 26062-94-2 Flame retardants, 17% 40039-93-8 glass fiber, 16-17% 65997-17-3 and other additives 2-3% 3. Hazard Identification and Emergency Overview: Slightly irregular particulate matter. Combustion and decomposition may produce hazardous gases. The molten material may cause heat burns upon skin or eye contact. Additionally, spilled solids... Hard particles can pose a slippery hazard. Potential health effects: No obvious health hazards were identified. Contact with skin and eyes; inhalation of gas if the temperature is too high. Symptoms and signs: No specific information available. Immediate health effects: No obvious health hazards were identified. skin: No obvious health hazards were identified. Polymer particles and glass fibers may cause mechanical... Mechanical injury. It may cause thermal burns in the molten state. Eye: No obvious health hazards were identified, except for the possibility of mechanical hazards. 1 Inhalation: There is no obvious risk of inhalation. However, polymer particles can be considered an inert hazardous particulate matter. The heating process may release irritating gases; people with chronic respiratory illnesses should be aware of this. Avoid contact. Ingestion: No specific data available. Ingestion may cause mild toxicity. Long-term or delayed effects: No specific data available.