BOWMAN DISTRIBUTION

SECTION 2: Hazards identification

NFPA: Health: Fire: Reactivity: Other: HMIS: Health: Fire: Reactivity: Special Protection: Miscellaneous: HMIS AND NFPA HAZARD RATINGS: CATEGORY: HMIS / NFPA ACUTE HEALTH: N.D. / N.D. FLAMMABILITY: N.D. / N.D. REACTIVITY: N.D. / N D. PERSONAL PROT.: N.D. SPECIFIC HAZ.: N.D.

Potential health effects

Target Organs

Principle Routes of Exposure

INHALATION-POSSIBLE, INGESTION-POSSIBLE, SKIN-NO. Eye: SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS OF EXPOSURE: EYE CONTACT MAY CAUSE MECHANICAL IRRITATION. Skin: SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS OF EXPOSURE: LEAD IS NOT READILY ABSORBED THROUGH THE SKIN, HOWEVER, IT MAY CAUSE MECHANICAL IRRITATION TO THE SKIN. DERMATITIS MAY RESULT FROM REPEATED SKIN CONTACT WITH ANTIMONY, ARSENIC OR TIN COMPOUNDS. Ingestion: SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS OF EXPOSURE: INGESTION CAN CAUSE ABSORPTION THROUGH THE DIGESTIVE SYSTEM. Inhalation: SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS OF EXPOSURE: INHALATION CAN CAUSE RESPIRATORY TRACT IRRITATION. IT CAN BE ABSORBED THROUGH THE LUNGS AND UPPER RESPIRATORY TRACT. Miscellaneous: CONDITIONS TO AVOID: N.A.

Medical Conditions Generally Aggravated by Exposure

DISEASES OF THE LIVER, KIDNEYS OR NERVOUS SYSTEM. SKIN DISORDERS MAY BE MORE SUSCEPTIBLE TO IRRITATION.

Health hazards

(ACUTE AND CHRONIC-INCLUDE ORGAN EFFECTS) PAGE: 2 ! IF FUMES ARE GENERATED BY HEATING TO HIGH TEMPERATURES (800 F - 900 F) AND IF OVEREXPOSURE OCCURS, THE ACUTE SYMPTOMS ARE: WEAKNESS, VOMITING, LOSS OF APPETITE, UNCOORDINATED BODY MOVEMENT, CONVULSIONS, STUPOR, BLOODY STOOLS, AND POSSIBLE COMA. CHRONIC