Metallized Textile Foil - TE Series

Health hazards

ACUTE: This product may cause dermal abrasions. Metallic dust that sometimes results from slitting may cause respiratory issues. No other specific acute health effects have been seen or are expected with contact. CHRONIC: This product is not known to cause any delayed or chronic health effect. SPECIAL: This product has not been designed for extended direct contact with food. Hence, FDA approval has not been sought. Avoid using this product for food packaging applications where the product would be in direct contact with food. SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS OF Mechanical skin injury such as abrasions or cuts. OVEREXPOSURE:

Medical Conditions Generally Aggravated by Exposure

None are known or specifically expected. BY EXPOSURE: V. EMERGENCY FIRST AID PROCEDURES INGESTION: The material is not known to cause any ingestion- related toxicity. However, if a moderate to large amount is ingested, it may be worthwhile to contact a poison control center and/or physician familiar with plastics to seek any specific recommendation concerning appropriate care. INHALATION: An atypical route of entry for this product. On occasion, metallic dust due to slitting may enter the atmosphere during handling and processing. If this occurs, people in the area are advised to wear masks and/or the area should be ventilated. Additionally, if person is exposed to smoke from combustion of this material, remove person to fresh air and have person examined by medical professionals. If person is not breathing, conduct rescue breathing and call 911. SKIN: Not a likely route of entry for this product. Conduct routine first aid for expected cuts/abrasions, if present. VI. FIRE FIGHTING MEASURES RECOMMENDED EXTINGUISHING Normal fire extinguishing media such as water, MEDIA: carbon dioxide (CO2), dry chemical, and alcohol foam are recommended. RECOMMENDED SPECIAL FIRE None. Use standard procedures for dealing with FIGHTING TECHNIQUES: plastics-based fires. SPECIAL EXPOSURE HAZARDS: Do not breathe the smoke from the fire. SPECIAL PROTECTION EQUIPMENT: Use appropriate fire fighting protective gear including self-contained breathing apparatus. UNUSUAL FIRE AND EXPLOSION The smoke coming from the combustion of this

SECTION 2: Hazards identification

material is of unknown composition. The smoke may contain oxides of aluminum, carbon monoxide (CO) and carbon dioxide (CO2) along with other hazardous materials in unknown quantities. Risk during a fire is unknown. VII. STABILITY AND REACTIVITY DATA STABILITY (STABLE OR UNSTABLE): Stable CONDITIONS TO AVOID: Avoid extremes in high temperature unless in controlled manufacturing operations. INCOMPATIBILITIES (MATERIALS WITH The material is incompatible with very strong acids, WHICH TO AVOID CONTACT): bases, and other chemically reactive materials such as oxidizers. HAZARDOUS DECOMPOSITION None specifically known. The material is very stable PRODUCTS OR BYPRODUCTS: in typical environments. Under conditions of combustion, smoke is of unknown composition. It is likely to contain quantities of oxides of aluminum, carbon monoxide (CO), carbon dioxide (CO2) and other products of combustion at unknown quantities.