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U. S>. Ufc.*'AK7?J!=NT OF LABOR Occupations! S='etv and Health Administration IATESIAL SAFETY BATA SHEET Required under USDL Safety and Health Regulations for Ship Repairing Shipbuilding, and Shipbreaking (29 CFK 1915, 1916, 1917) * SECTION I MAOtACTU*f*'$ NAUi THF FI AMfMASTER CORPORATION "'`"tlia SHEt^X^VAV.'Yuhi VALLEY. CALIFORNIA |M*Gt*CT TELEPHONE NO. (213) 982-1650_____ 91352 SAME AN3 SYNONYMS mvN/A ym*mCAL FAMILY FOMUKA TSAOE NAM, AND SYNONYMS' . FLAMEMASTIC 71A SPRAYABI E N/A ]' SECTION 55 !-iLZAF.DCU3 IfifGREDIENTS ' E. i rSij &paints. preservatives. solvents y p.gments Antimony Oxide r. TLV 4.3; 0.5m/J ,3 ALLOTS AND METALLIC COATINGS >vu**i c at A LVST (J V**iCL N l\ i ALLOYS METALLIC COATINGS FILLS* m*7AL PLUS COATING OS CO FLU* ' aooitives g^a chloroethyl phosphate^.6i Unknown'HSS fpfcrlj OTHERS , A. sb, estos - . ------- .J 9.6j(See ajtached test report) HAZARDOUS MIXTURES Oc OTHER LICLHDS. SOLIDS, OR CASES ?! i The osbestos and antimony oxide contained in .this material ore wetted and j coated with the vehicle and do not oFfer th e hazard associated with the dry * ! TLV i !I 1| 1 1 t r. fr * 5; 1 t I % j (u7LnV) > l t! i ? material. (See enclosed test reports) i1 ! 1 *.- ' <* . ; - rF ________ --v_i__v___- - i SOILING ROINT CF.} .... v-r- _ ....... *--r - _-_ -X- ~V. ;sECi:or!;n 212 physical data \ SPECIFIC G"AVITV EHjO=1 * ' VAPO* PRESSURE I'wn M>.l VAPOR DENSITY IAIR=<> SOLUBM.ITV IN WATER H90 at RT H2O Vapor *SRCKT VOLATILE by voii'v! im. !*.Afva4T;ON' SATE Misc. ' - appearance and odor Wh|fe^ heavy-bodied paint - slight odor. . = I' 1 * jrz . * *. : : 1.37 32.7 - Approx. 1 c 1! ------------1 1 SECTION IV F5RE AND E :?LCSiCN HAZAHD DATA FLASH POINT J .1191 Extinguishing media Mrs one N/A FLAMMABLE LIMITS #* L* U#i _____________________________________________ :____________ ' special FIFE FiGHli.NG PROCEDURES N/A UNUSUAL FIRS AND EXPLOSION HA2AROS N/A : ! i i ! 1 PAGE(l) / * .. . . f^* 'XAci r i1 ' (Continued on tpvpifp *}<!) A*fH.iT l- *--r>- 'V !? 1 ! Form OSH A -20 Ap/ll 72 i ( Jh*c5>*wwD lv*t value v ;.' emectsc* Overexposure jj- N/A Norie-ot>5ervedv Haagp6*W' r7. J3 !1 aVi EMERGENCY 1.N3 MAST AIO PROCEDURES ft Eyes: Wash with water, for opprox. 15 min, and get immediate medical il cid. Skin: Wash v/Tth plenty of wnhr and sooo immediately. If I | stability i 4 unstable stable ;xCOV^ATA3(LTY ^.'crf/wfi tv avoid) SECTION VI REACTIVITY DATA . CONDITIONS TO AVOID . X HA*AaSu..$ 05C OPPOSITION MOOUCTS '* hazardous : polymerization t1J MAY OCCUR WILL NOT OCCUR X " *A \ CONDITIONS TO AVOIO " i,.... SECTiCrj VII SPILL OH LEAa FCOCEDUrEES r-i: 'i ' j' jScrape up spill end place in plastic container. Wipe floor with v/oter-sooked rogs. W.t ?-> WASTE OiSROSAL METHOD Bbl_____________________ Dispose as asbestos-contcining waste. a*f Land burial where statutes permit. I section vim special p?.C7=ct-:c;: ircFcr.iATiorj 11 s*;ratort protection rsrenfr ty?t) yjua| protection* used when spraying water-besed coatings. VENTILATION ?! PROTECTIVE C.OVtS LOCAL EXHAUST MECHANICAL (Cental) SPECIAL OTHER EYE PROTECTION ! I | * ft U .i ib'e p U ' ;. OTHER protective EQUIPMENT SECTION n SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS PRI C A vTlCNS TO 6f TA*iN in HANDLING ANO STORING * till OTHER PRECAUTIONS rj rr .- - - v.i r.-^.TV*^ .Vi/vR.a^ acO.' >> A.-. ^< "The information contained herein is derived from the best ovaiiable sources PACE {2} ond -s [je|;cved to be accurate. However, no guarantee is expressed or implied regarding the accuracy of these data or the use of this product. 1 1*1 J Tn ,,KI ij __a `-'o. ANALYTICAL RESEARCH LABORATORIES, INC. I0 TAYLOR STREET. R.O. BOX 369. MONROVIA. CALIFORNIA 91016 (213) 357.32*7 1 March 1976 LL 26019^ The fc!lowing test was performed to determine whether a significant amount of asbestos fibers is released to the atmosphere when individual cables are removed from a group of cables that have been sprayed with Flamemastic 71A. Eleven one inch cables end one cable bundle comprised of 3, one-half inch intertwined cables, were placed in a twelve inch P-W Western cable tray. The ccbles end tray were twelve feet long and the cables were individually attached to the tray. Flamemcster Corporation personnel sprayed the filled tray top and bottom with a 1/8" thick coating of Flamemastic 71A. The coating was allowed to dry for six days and the dried materia! had an average thickness of about 1/16". The cocted tray and ecbles were brought to Analytical Research Laboratories for testing. Asbestos fibers were monitored by three devices during the removal of the cables: 1. Anclytica! Research Lab., Inc. sampler (ARLJ- Stationary) - filter was mounted approximately three feet above the tray and equidistant from the ends of the tray. 2. Analytical Research Lab., Inc. sampler (ARLJ - Operator) - filter wes cftached to the person removing the cables, in his breathing zone. 3. Ficmemoster Corp. - MSA portable sampler (FMEN - 1) - filter was held by a second operator at the point where the coble was being removed from the fray. This filter was from six to twelve inches from the Flcmemcstic 71A coating, cs it was breaking loose from the tray and ccbles. This filter followed the removal of all twelve cables in the manner described above. The operator removed the cables from the tray individually. Total time to remove the twelve cobles was 15.5 minutes. Page 2 of 2 1 March 1976 LL 26019 The filters were examined by the method described in the NIOSH Bulletin HSM 72-10267 (1972) by Mr. K. Inouye of ARll. The results are as follows: SAMPLE ARLI - Stationary ARLI - Operator FMEN-1 SAMPLING RATE 3 1,/min. for 15.5 mins. 3 1/min. for 15.5 mins. 2 1/min. for 15.5 mins. ASBESTOS PARTICLE COUNT 0.07/cc. 0.07/cc. 0.15/cc. CONCLUSION: The level of airborn asbestos fibers produced during removal of the cables from the Flamemastic 71A coated bundles is significantly less than the existing (5 fiber/cc.) or proposed { .5 fiber/cc.) OSHA limits.