Maxsyn SLF

Rock Oil Company

Revision date : 2006-04-03

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General Information

Revision date

2006-04-03

Product name

Maxsyn SLF

1.2.1 Relevant identified uses

Water-extendable metalworking fluid/lubricant concentrate which is normally to be diluted in water prior to use (typical dilutions 3 - 10% in water). Refer to the supplier for further advice on suitability and dilution recommendations for specific applications

supplier name

Rock Oil Company

Emergency telephone

(44) 01925 636191, +44 (0)1235 239 670

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Company Information

company name

Rock Oil Company

e-mail address of the competent person responsible for the Safety Data Sheet

sales@rockoil.co.uk

Section 2

SECTION 2: Hazards identification

This product is classified as Dangerous for Supply according to EC Dangerous Substances/Preparations Directives - Xi: Skin and Eye Irritant Health and Safety The undiluted product is strongly irritating in the eye with a potential to cause corneal injury if treatment is not prompt. In contact with the skin, the undiluted product may cause irritation which could become more intense if not promptly removed or if contact is frequent or prolonged. Prolonged or repeated contact with overstrength emulsions may lead to defatting of the skin and/or slight irritation. For

Further information

refer to Section 11 Environmental The product contains mineral oil which will not readily biodegrade in anaerobic conditions and therefore can be environmentally persistent. For further information, refer to Section 12. Special Hazards After Use During use, metalworking emulsions may become contaminated, for example by metal particles and metal salts, other lubricants, and microbiological contaminants. These may increase the irritancy of the emulsions, and in some cases (e.g. contamination by chromium, cobalt and nickel) may be capable of inducing additional hazards. There is a possibility that small amounts of nitrosamines may be formed if sodium nitrite is added to the product.

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