General Information
Revision date
2015-02-10
Product name
Feeds
Product Synonyms
and any unique identifiers and concentration of all
CAS No.
and
1.2.1 Relevant identified uses
MANUFACTURER
supplier name
and
Manufacturer Name
June 1, 2017
Emergency telephone
any restrictions on the use of that number, if
Icons in SDS
Company Information
company name
source to source
Section 2
2.1 Classification of the substance or mixture
Organic dust
Hazard statements
Class 2b eye irritant. May cause breathing difficulties if inhaled. May create a flash fire or explosion hazard if dust of certain particle size is suspended in air at sufficient concentration in a confined space and exposed to an ignition source. 34
Precautionary statements
May be mechanical eye irritant. Rinse eyes with water for several minutes. Avoid breathing dust. Excessive inhalation may affect nose throat, and lungs. Feed dust may burn if suspended in air and may create a flash fire/ explosion hazard. Avoid ignition sources. Emergency overview: May be mechanical irritant to eyes. Excessive inhalation of feed dusts may affect nose throat, and lungs. May form combustible dust concentration in air; see “explosion hazard” below. Explosion hazard: Feed is generally considered not hazardous, but dust generated through downstream activities that may reduce its particle size (e.g., shipping, handling, transfer to bins, etc.) may create a hazardous condition. If exposed to an ignition source, feed dust may burn. Airborne dust in sufficient concentrations when exposed to an ignition source may flash or, in a confined situation, may fuel an explosion.
