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Nov 05 04 04: 5Gp Dennts 's Manteca (209) 925-2060 p- 5 11/05/2004 15:14 55926805 PRICNETTS FRESNO 0 PAGE 01 SPECIAL PROTECTION INFORMATION PAGES aesvrRAToar pq0 E N(SpKlg lrpy upplied air or seMcentained air breathing apparatus with full face max and operated in the positive pressure mode should be is ilabla for emergency use- LOCAL axNAVST SPECML 1b prevent accumulation above the TWA N/A aD See LOCAL l7NAV3T 00—i"MCAL(Oaaa OMER N/A N/A PROTECTIVE GLOVES —8 2OftlU't Laos*fitting,insulated. Er[PROTECTION a VUUN I t.l Safety goggles or safety glasses with side shields, _ 1`� '`}-SMCY SERVICr GMER PROTECTIVE EWIPMEMr Barely toe shoes. SPECML LA9ELIN0INiORM1110N SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS* DShipping Name: Carbon Dioxide DOT Hazard Class: Nonflamnlrblegas DOT OT Shipping Label: Nonflammable eos I.D.No.: LIN 1013 8PECIALM MULM RECOMMENDATIONS Usecenly in well-ventilauid areas.Valve protection eapsmustremain in place unless cylinderis Seca-ad with valve outlet piped to use point,Do not drag,chile or roll cylinders.Use a suitable hand truck for cylinder movement. Use*pressure reducing regulator when connecnnggliader to lower pressure(<1500 prig)piping or systems.Do not hes,cylinder by enq means to increase the discharge rate of product frees the cylinder.Use a check valve or trap in the dischnrge line to prevent hnzardaus back flow into the cylinder. Fd iOatlMa1 neaMaa�KOaYM1Medala CwbUt LAV LRWdia£rwltrapdm isde Gar w Caouesu Gas limp,m pamper p•l. SPECIAL STORicig RECOMMl NOATIONS Protect cylinders from physical damoge-Storein cool,well-ventilated arca away from heavily kafru ked areas and emergency exits.Do not allow the temperature where cylinders aro stored to exceed 130'F(54'C).Cylinder*should be sowed upright +rd fir.nly secure.d.ty prevent fallingor hems knncked over.Full and empty cylinders should he s,.-gregatad-Use a'fiM in- f;,itnut"inventory system to prevent full c/lenders being stored for excessive periods al tirv.o. Do not atorecylinders in subsurface or closed ar•a .Carbon dioxide is heavier than air and leaktnl:gas could accumulate in low areas and cause solocatien. See CGA Pamphlet G.6,Carbon Dioxide. Fwaeous,w a.esn MXvrmenmoone c*nast t'AE Lawes EncrGopJa see Gar vrsmprasfad GAe Auoorim PawyMt p., DrySPECIAL PACKAGING RECOMMENDATIONS -- Dry carbon dioxide can be handled with most common structural materials-Moist carbon dioxide Is,ortosive by its lbrmetion orcarbonic acid.For these applications,316,304,and 310 stainless steels maybe used as well as 118514e119y0 A,B At C and MorieW Ferrous nickel alloys are slightly corroded. At normal temperatures,carbon dioxide is compatible with most plastics and elastomem. Also see CGA Pamphlet G-6.3,Carbon Dioxide Cylinder Filling and Handling Procedures for Bove:rage Plants, VTMER RECOMMENDAT1ORi OR p11ECAi,oGkS Cnmpressed gas cylinders should notberefilled exceptby qualified producemof cesapraxrd gases.S hippmentora comppr�essed gas Cylinder which has not been filled by the owner or with his(written)consent is A violation of Pedeml Law(49CFit). Persons in ill health where such illnaAs would be aggravated by exposure to carbon dioxide should no'beallowed to work with or handle this product.Persona with respirstory diseases or heart disorderc should avoidbreathing„xceseive carbon dioxide. 'vahaatb.wiwrR pw�r.O.earu,rt al TraapPlNbn.DSlpeanfl sabry sail was bnwlWeq esdati OP,anYy 1MawpaMe,.X.^ea<.'M�e•w.y Ml:.wwW�rd,,,,q,al Mbnlrwd XaMa 1MMWI�>wV dµ�tl,Y eaMuM aaebn'W we,U,w.,aeul.I:w,a ' [alaanleP