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Trad* Nmm: Sim: Datat Fleetweld 5P+ A11 Septeebtr 11, 1986 MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET NO. For U.S. Manufactured Welding Consumables and Related Products Conforms to Hazard Communication Standard 29CFR \910 1200 Rev. September 1965 SECTION I --IDENTIFICATION ManuiacturerrSuppfcer Nam* Product Type Aooress. The Lincoln Electric Company 22801 St- Clair Avenue Covered eleetrode Classification Cleveland, Ohio M117 6010 Telephone No. (216) 1*81-8100 SECTION II --HAZARDOUS MATERIALS' IMPOR ' IT! Thu sect over* ihe materials Horn which this product is manufactured. The lumet and gases produced during welding wOh ihe normal us* ofhit i c,,ci covered by Section V: see it ror industrial hygiene information. * The term and dees re. . s ' in "Hazardous Materials" should be interpreted as a term required and defined in tne Hazards Comm>:r`o 'ion Standard -ar.iy imply tne existence of any hazard Covering c'*1'-'? , vdlsnta Cellulose nd/or other carbohydrates (65996-61-*) Silicate binders (11-0?-6) Iron (65996-67-0) Titanium dioxides (as Tl) (1 3*63-67-7) sttone and/or ealelum carbonate (317-65-3) jh-nganese and/or manganese alloys fas Hn)(7*39-96-5) n oxides (as Ft)(65996-7-9) (CAS No.) less thin less than 1**1 than less than less than less tnan Wt% s 5 S 6 S 1 0.5 TLV mg/m** Supplemantel Information * 10* ytot listed. Nuisance etlue 10 uxlnum Is 10 tag/e^. 10 10 10 5 6 CAS Number shown is reoresentitlve for the ingredients listed. '* OSha PEL (Permissible Esoosuie Lunn vsiue limits i'e tne same as TLV un til otherwise usied. Olher Wl% TLV mgrm* Carbon stael core wire 65 I0 ________________________________________________________________ 1 -..... _______________________________________ SECTION HI --FIRE ANQ EXPLOSION HAZARD DATA ciammabie: Weiamg arc ana soams can >qmie combustibles ana fiammaoia products. See Z*9,i relereneeo m Section VI. __________________________________ SECTION IV --HEALTH HAZARD DATA__________________________ _______________ -ncifl Limn Value: The aCGIH recommended general limn tor Weidmg Fume NOC -- (Not Oinerwise Classified) is 5 mg-mJ ACGIH 1?!* ?***?rr t'J'ts "The TLV-TWA ffri os ited es cinO - m ins co .tr<,i - r <-. ... w .... iS mi# unei uemceri ei* and .. .. ... j-.i-uri'iatisns Ss# Sect on V tor soeciiic turn* consingenis wnicn may modify this TLV Thresnoid Lim'i .'a.ues are tiqures Cuoiisneo ov the Amer.can J^'e'cnce or Government Momma/ ^vgitnijts Units may 0* milligrams o*r cubic meie' |mg mJ), millions ot oanicies St?' cube :oot o' a i imopcti. of pans ce' m.ihon o' vaocr or gas m *.r fpomi rc....- n,.... m ............. DO A 061520 CONFIDENTIAL 0 - A" S. <;i"bfr 23. 19B5 ihects Ol Overexpose# SECTION IV --HEALTH HAZARO OAT A continued Eitetnc arc welding may create one or more ol me following health hazard!: fume* and Oases can be dangerous to vow heaim Common entry i$ oy inhalation Shonoerm (acute) overexposure 10 weidmg tumes may resuM in oucothion such at dizziness. nausea. 01 dryness or irritation ol nose, threat, or eyas. 1 I Long-term (chrome) over-e*posu'e 10 weio>ng lumet can lead 10 sioeiosis (non deposits tn lung) ana sheet pulmonary function. Arc Reye can m|ure eyes and burn skin Electric Shock can kill emergency and First Aid Ptoceoures Can tor meo eai aio Employ hrsi aid taenmoues recommenoao by me American Red Cioss IE BREATHING IS DIFFICULT giva oxygen. IF NOT BREATHING employ CPR (Caid opuimonary Resuscrtauon) techniques IN CASE OF ELECTRICAL SHOCK, turn oft powe' and follow recommanoeo treatment, in ail cases can a pnysoan. SECTION V -- REACTIVITY OATA Hazardous Decomposition Products Welding lumas and gatts cannot be classified simply The composition and Quantity ol both are dependent upon the metal Pemg welded, the process, procedure and electrodes used. Other conditions which also influence the composition and quantity o' the lumes and gases to which workers may 0* exposed include: coalings on me mala' being welded (such as pami. plating, or galvanizing), tne number o< welders and the volume o< the worn area, the quality and jmourn of ventilation, me position o< the weidai s heed with respect to the luma plum*, as was as the pretence ol contaminants in the atmosphere (such as chlorinated hydrocarbon vapors I'om cleaning and degreasing activities). When tne electrode is consumed me tume ano gas decomposition produets generated are different In percent and lorm from the ingredients listeo w Section it, Daeomposmon products Ot normal operation meluoe those originating troth the volatilization, reaction, or oxidation ol tha materials shown in Section n. plus those from the base metal ana coaling, etc., as noted abovs. r onabry expected fume constituents ofthis product would include: frimtrfly iron oxide; secondly fly couples oxfdei of sunganetc, Silicon, sodium and titanium. Mix(bvu fgee exposure guideline fer this product is S.O pg/m*. Gaseous reaction products may include carbon monoxide and carbon dioxide. Ozone and nitrogen oxides may be formed by the radiation from the arc. One recommandeo way to determine the composition and auantity of fumes and gases to which workers are exposed is to take sn sir sample from tnsioe th# welder s hairnet it worn or in tha worker cieathing zone See ANSI/AWS P1.1 "Method lor Sampling Airborne Panicles Gsnersled by Welding and Allied Processes, available irom the American welding Society. 550 N.W. LeJeune Road. Miami, Florida 33126. I __________________ SECTION VI AND VM -- CONTROL MEASURES AND PRECAUTIONS FOR SAFE HANDLING AND USE Read and understand tr* manufacturer $ instructions and the precautionary label on the product. See American National Standard Z49.1, "Safety in Welding ana Cutting published by the American Welding Society 560 N.W. LeJeune Road. Miami. Florida. 33126 end OSHA Publication 2206 (29CFRigt0j U.S. Government Printing Office. Washington. DC. 204C2 lor more detail on many ot the following; Ventilation Use enough ventilation iccei exhaust at tne src. or both, to keep the fumes and gases from the worker s breathing zone end the general area Tram me w#tde> to keep his head out of the fumes. , Respiratory Protection Use respirable fume respirator or a>' supplied respirator when welding in confined space or general work area whan local exhausi or ______ ventilation does not keep exposure below Tlv_______________________________ __________________ Eye Protection Wear heimei or use face shield v/:tr. filter lens shade number 1 i or darker. Shield others by providing seteens and flesh goggles. elective Clothing Wear nano. head, and body protection which help to prevent iniury from tedanon, sparks, and eiecmeai sheet*. See 349.1. Ai ; mimmjrr this inck/OM welders gloves and a protective lace shield, and may include arm protectors, aprons, hats thpui-- pr.iteei-ov . si! ct't substantia' clothing Tram tha werner not to per ~.:i cecinci'iy live pans or electrodes ig rri,!*ec' !fc,n, wrirn .v i|i.<wa> M inrr are wet ln*yl;ie irom wc" r-1; ________ ______ ' aelik^mAilOn Discard any product, residue, disposable container, or line' as ordinary want in an environmentally acceptable manner unless mnerwis* noted. ' ------- ------------ A 061521 CONFIDENTIAL