cirfi MN GF-2, 2,5 cm

Hazard statements (CLP)

H351

Code

Statements

H351

Suspected of causing cancer

2.1 Classification of the substance or mixture

Glass fibre filters MN GF-1 ... GF-6 Do not need labelling as hazardous

Signal word

No hazard class -

2.2 Label elements

Not hazardous labelled, because a long-time/multiple exposition of intaking dust is excluded, if the product is safety handled. The following listed labelling would be creating an "OVERLABELLING". Glass fibre filters MN GF-1 ... GF-6 Do not need labelling as hazardous

2.3 Other hazards

Possible hazards from physicochemical properties According to our current status of knowledge and experience we state, that this product does not contain any substances, which - in accordance with EC regulations 1272/2008/EC, 1907/2006/EC and German Regulations for Hazardous goods - have to be declared as dangerous goods, either because of their applied concentration or because of their total amount in anyone kit. An individual package has considerably less hazardous potential. Less hazardous potential from dust. --- Information pertaining to particular risks to human and possible symptoms No hazards in accordance with EU regulations 1272/2008/EC, 1907/2006/EC and German Regulations for Hazardous goods. --- Information pertaining to particular risks to the environment ---

Other hazards

Concerning 97/69/EC "Mineral fibres" and CLP are all glass-like silica fibres carcinogen (Carc. 2 H351), if they contain more than 18 % oxides of the metals Na, K, Mg, Ca and Ba. It is not possible to declare glass filters as dangerous or not. We recommend not to inhale product dust. Glass filter dust may cause various damage of the inhalatory system if inhaled over a longer period.---