Brake System Hydro-Boost

SECTION 2: Hazards identification

EMERGENCY OVERVIEW: This assembled piece of machinery is installed with, as one of its components, a part called an “accumulator.” This accumulator is a small cylinder (approximately 2 - 5 cubic inches in size) containing nitrogen, a colorless inert gas under pressure ranging between approximately 180 and 795 psi at 75º F. Do not rupture, open or disassemble this accumulator / container. Do not expose either this assembled piece of equipment, or any of its installed components, including the accumulator / container, to direct flame or heat. Avoid any eye, skin, or clothing contact with any gas venting from this assembled piece of machinery, or any of its installed components.

Health hazards

SKIN: Do not expose skin to venting gas from this assembled piece of machinery or any of its installed components, which can cause burns and blisters. EYES: May cause cryogenic burns if exposed to venting gas. INHALATION: Nitrogen is an asphyxiant. Nitrogen under high pressure can cause narcosis even though sufficient oxygen is present. The quantity contained in the Brake System Accumulator is not expected to produce a hazardous atmosphere. INGESTION: Not an anticipated route of entry. DELAYED EFFECTS: None expected. MSDS Number: AC Hydroboost Page 1 of 6 Current Issue Date 5/28/03 Ingredients found on one of the OSHA designated carcinogen lists are listed below. INGREDIENT NAME NTP STATUS IARC STATUS OSHA LIST None