Continuous Glass Fiber product

OWENS CORNING JAPAN LTD

Revision date : 2012-08-01

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GHS05
Health risk rating 3
Safety risk rating 1
Environmental risk rating 1

General Information

Revision date

2012-08-01

Product name

Continuous Glass Fiber product

CAS No.

65997-17-3

Manufacturer Name

OWENS CORNING JAPAN LTD

Icons in SDS

GHS05

Company Information

company name

OWENS CORNING JAPAN LTD

GHS Information

Signal word

Alert

Section 2

SECTION 2: Hazards identification

2.1 Classification of the substance or mixture

Skin corrosion property・stimulativeness: Category 2 (irritation to skin) Critical damage and stimulativeness to eye: Category 2B (low irritation to eye) Specified target organ・general toxicity - single exposure: Category 3 (Irritating to respiratory tract) *Other hazards are neither applicable nor available.

2.2 Label elements

Continuous glass fiber products are articles and no SDS is legally required. Therefore pictogram is not printed on our product label.

Signal word

Alert

Hazard statements

Skin stimulativeness Eye stimulativeness Irritating to respiratory tract

Precautionary statements

Contact with fibers may cause temporary irritation or itch on skin, eyes, throat or nose. ­ Wear long- sleeved, loose-fitting clothing with gloves, eyes protection and a respirator. ­ Wash exposed areas with soap and warm water and gargle after handling. ­ Minimize released fibers by putting waste fibers in plastic bags, etc. immediately after cutting or chopping. ­ Wash work clothes separately from other clothing. ­ Seek medical attention in case of prolonged irritation or itch. When chopping or cutting glass fibers, grinding materials including glass fibers, or handling glass powder, milled fibers, or glass flakes. Use local exhaust ventilation if necessary to maintain airborne levels to below established limits. Though glass fibers are nonflammable, most of sizing agents or surface treatment agents coated on fibers are flammable. Fibers in fuzz or cotton-like forms are especially easy to catch fire.

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