Skin contact with dust/ surface agents

SECTION 2: Hazards identification

These products are not classified as hazardous under the EU CLP 5. Fire fighting measures Regulation (European Regulation EC/1272/2008 on the Although metal components are non-flammable, the protective classification, labelling and packaging of substances and coating or lubricant may be flammable. This should be mixtures). extinguished with carbon dioxide, dry powder, or foam. There is a risk of cuts and abrasions from sharp edges or 6. Accidental release measures protrusions when handling metal sections and also on contact once fitted to floors and walls prior to plasterboard fitting. Control and collect any metal dust, remove in bags. Avoid the generation and inhalation of dust. There is also a risk from strapping under tension. 7. Handling and storage Due to the residue of lubricant/rust inhibitors, prolonged Eye protection should be worn when using hand tools. handling may cause skin irritation. Gloves should be worn when handling metal sections and Irritant fumes evolved during welding or cutting can cause components to avoid risk of lacerations. metal fume fever. Sections fixed to the floor or wall may have sharp edges