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SECTION 2: Hazards identification

Symptom of exposure Inhalation Intentional expoure to ink vapors may cause respiratory irritation. Ingestion May cause upset stomach. Skin Contact Ink contact with skin may cause irritation, swelling or redness. It is not expected to cause an allergic skin reaction. Eye Contact Ink contact with eye may be mildly irritating. 3. FIRST AID MEASURES Inhalation Remove subject to ventilated fresh air. Consult doctor if necessary. Ingestion Refer for medical attention. Skin Contact Wash the affected area under tepid running water using a mild soap. Refer for medical attention if irritation continues. Eye Contact Gently rinse the affected eyes with clean water for at least 15 minutes. Refer for medical attention if irritation continues. First aid facilities Ensure eyewash and water services are available. Medical attention Local contamination: In case of skin or eye contamination, treat as under First Aid Measures Systemic poisoning There is no specific antidote. Treat symptoms. 4. FIRE-FIGHTING MEASURES 4.1 Suitable Not classed as flammable. extinguishing In case of fire, use water spray, foam, dry chemical media powder or carbon dioxide. 4.2 Extinguishing None media which shall not be used for safety 4.3 Special exposure COz, CO, NOx, and SOx are produced after combustion. hazards arising from the substance or preparation itself,combustion products. 4.4 Special protective Not required. equipment for fire- fighters 45

Additional information

None 5. ACCIDENTAL RELEASE MEASURES 5.1. | Personal Use proper ventilation. Use eye and skin protection. None. 6. HANDLING AND STORAGE 6.4 Handling: Avoid rough handling or dropping 6.1.1. Protective measures Not required in normal use. 6.1.2 Measures to prevent Not required in normal use. aerosol and dust generation 6.1.38 Measures required to Not required in normal use. protect the environment 6.1.4 Specific requirements None or handling rules 6.1.5 Precautions against Not required in normal use. fire and explosion 6.2

Precautionary statements

5.2 | Environmental Do not dispose of waste to the sewer. 5.3 | Methods for Absorb spill with material (cloth or paper), then place in cleaning up chemical waste containers. 5.4

Storage

Store in a dry, cool, well-ventilated location. 6.3 | Specific use(s) Not use it except the ink for writing instruments 7. EXPOSURE CONTROLS / PERSONAL PROTECTION 7.1 | Exposure limit value S | Not available 7.1.1 Occupational exposure controls Not available 7.1.2 Biological limit values Not available 7.1.38 DNEL and PNEC - value(s) as appliable No data 7.2 | Exposure controls 7.2.1 Occupational exposure controls a) Respiratory protection Not required in normal use b) Hand protection Not required in normal use c) Eye protection Not required in normal use d) Skin protection Not required in normal use 7.2.2 Environmental exposure controls No data 8. PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL PROPERTIES For ink unless otherwise specified 8.1 | General information Appearance Viscosity liquid (Colour) Black, Red, Blue, Green, Blue Black, Violet, Pink, Dark Red, Light Blue, Orange, Hunter Green, Peacock Green, Sky Blue, Lime Green, Caramel. Odour Slight characteristic 8.2 | Important health, safety and environmental information pH 8-10 Boiling point / boiling range About 100 degrees Celsius Flash Point Boils without flashing Flammability (solid, gas) None Explosive properties None Oxidizing properties None Vapor pressure No data Relative density 1.10 - 1.12 (at 20 degrees Celsius} Solubility Not allocated Water solubility Soluble Partition coefficient: n-octanol/water Not available Viscosity < 2,000mPa’s (1.9S1 at 20 degrees Celsius) Vapour Density No data Evaporation rate No data

Further information

None 9. STABILITY AND REACTIVITY 9.1 | Conditions to avoid This material is stable. 9.2 | Materials to avoid This material is stable. 9.3 | Hazardous decomposition products No data. 10. TOXICOLOGICAL INFORMATION For ink unless otherwise specified. | Toxicokinetics, metabolism | No data. and distribution. 10.2 | Acute effects (acute toxicity, irritation and corrosivity) Ethylene glycol LD50 4,700 mg/kg (rat) Triethanolamine LD50 8,680 mg/kg (rat) 10.3 | Sensitisation No data. | Repeated dose toxicity No data. 10.5 | CMR (carcinogenity, No data. mutagenicity, and toxicity for reproduction) 11. ECOLOGICAL INFORMATION | Ecotoxicity No data. 11.2 | Mobility No data. 11.3