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t Al.t S <br />8. EXPOSURE CONTROL PERSONAL PROTECTION <br />ENGINEERING CONTROIS <br />Local exhause ventilation should be provided to maintain the airborne exposure <br />to personnel below the OSHA PEL d ACGIH TWA during handling and use, <br />PERSONAL PROTECTION if RESPIRATOR : <br />Where engineering controls cannot be provided a NIOSH/MSHA approved respirator <br />for dust's having a TWA not less than 0.05 MG/M3 should be used during buffing <br />operation's. Respiratory protection is usually not required during normal <br />storage and handling. <br />PROTECTIVE CLOTHING: <br />For normal handling of unused product wear safety glasses and observe normal <br />good hygiene, such as frequent washing of exposed areas and a daily change and <br />laundering of clothing. During buffing the use of a face shield, cloth gloves. <br />and cloth apron is recommended. <br />9. PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL PROPERTIES <br />Vapor Pressure :.N/A Melting/Freezing Point: > 12S'F. <br />S.G. / Density > 1.6 Vapor Density (air -1) N/A <br />Water Solubility Negligible Evaporation Rate N/A <br />pH NIA (n -Butyl Acetate- 1) <br />Boiling Point N/A Odor ; Mild <br />Physical State Solid Appearance Orange Block <br />10. STABILITY AND REACTIVITY <br />General: Stable and hazardous polymerization will not occur. <br />Incompatible Materials No incompatab iIIty anticipated during normal industrial dse. <br />& Condition's to Avoid : <br />Hazardous Decomposition . tee Deta=r i ned <br />11. TOXiLOGICAL INFORMATION <br />PRODUCT ANO/OR COMPONENTS CARCENOGENIC ACCORDING TO: <br />NONE: - ACG IH: Yes IARC: - NTP: - OSHA: - <br />The dust ganaretad during buffing say Include all lea. Medical and sclentlf lc evidence has <br />suggested that as the amount and/or durat Ion of sl l ICa dust Inha l at Ion Increases, :he r At e1 <br />serious respiratory disease also Increases. IRRC Monographs on the evaluation of trio <br />Carcinogenicity RISK of Chemicals to humans, silica and some Silicates (1997), evaluated there Is <br />'sufficient evidence for the earelnogenlelty of crystalline silica to ezperleental animals' and <br />with respect to humans. Implementation, monitoring and evaluating your own industrial hygiene and <br />dust control program will minimize the rist associated with silica/tripoll dust inhalation. <br />12. ECOLOGICAL INFORMATION <br />No information available. <br />13. DISPOSAL CONSIDERATIONS EPA HAZARDOUS WASTE NO . NONE <br />If discarded. the material in it's original unused form is not a RCRA hazardous <br />waste. Disposal should be in accordance with State and Local regulations for the <br />disposal of non -hazardous waste. Be sure to check if compaund (after used) has <br />come in contact with a hazardous substance before disposal. <br />PO'd WV OV:II 31-1.1 66-l.z-11"Ir <br />