Print Cartridge for Optra S Printer

Principle Routes of Exposure

Inhalation of dust, skin contact Signs and Symptoms of Exposure: Large amounts of toner on skin or mucus membranes (mouth, eyes, or nose) may cause discomfort.

Medical Conditions Generally Aggravated by Exposure

None known at intended levels of use

Physical hazards

As with most finely divided dusts, explosion is possible when extremely high concentrations of dust and an ignition source are present. Not a hazard under normal conditions of use. 1

Potential health effects

Inhalation: Short Term Exposure - As with exposure to high concentrations of any dust, minimal respiratory tract irritation may occur if excessive amounts of toner dust are inhaled. Exposure not probable with intended use. Long Term Exposure - Chronic inhalation exposure to high airborne concentrations may result in irreversible adverse pulmonary effects. Significant exposure not probable with intended use. Skin Contact: Short Term Exposure - Test data from similar toner materials indicates this toner is not a skin irritant and is of low dermal toxicity. Long Term Exposure - Rare individuals may note skin rash with repeated contact. Significant exposure not probable with intended use. Eye Contact: Short Term Exposure - Toner may act as a mechanical irritant. Long Term Exposure - No adverse chronic effects known. Significant exposure not probable with intended use. Ingestion: Short Term Exposure - Test data from similar toner materials indicates low oral toxicity. Exposure not probable with intended use. Long Term Exposure - No information available. Exposure not probable with intended use.