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FPiJM AATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET /a required under OSHAs ! ! > Hazard Communication Standard 29CFH 1910.1200 i ISSUE JA. DATED November I, 1985 SECTION I MANUFACTURERS NAME AND ADDRESS IMPORTER'S NAME AND ADDRESS oamlanto Comercio Exportocuo iS/A Q,_BX^16A1 .......... ;. Prudential Supply Corporation 122 East A2nd Street -P 20001 - 'Rio de Janeiro - Brazil New York, N.Y. 10168 'HONE 021-372-7555 . j PHONE 212-661-2030 DENTITY 'art Nos. >escrlpUon Asbestos Textiles in the form of cloths, tapes, ropes, or dry packings. Items may or may not have metal wire reinforcement. GAC310. GAC3 li, GAC734, GAC735, GAC352, GAC.353, GAC336, GAC337, TXtun) ihrouqh TXC446, TXCH41 through TXCU96, TXC95I5 through TXC9519 TXCW91A, TXC1091B. Chrysolite Asbestos Yarns woven or braided into dry textiles such as cloths, tapes. Or ropes, i ; SECTION II-INGREDIENTS AND HAZARDS Chrysolite Asbestos (ASBESTOS IS CARCINOGENIC/CO-CARCINOGENIC) i i 'I liscose Rayon................s ;. ..'J ................................................ % HAZARD OATA >70 OSHA PEL 2 Fibers/cc ACGIH TLV Both for Fibers <25 >5 NM Length EESkCTlONS VI, VIII, IX 1 I SEC 1 ION III-PHYSICAL DATA later Solubility Insoluble occific gravi*ty (H '(.> = 1)1 cfar varies None ppcaronce Slightly off-white. May be either in the form of cloth-like or rope-like material. SECTION IV- FIRE AND EXPLOSION DATA aterial not combustible in air. Use extinguishing media as appropriate for surrounding materials. :bestos particulate may be released^in a fire, self-contained breathing apparatus recommended. UTEX 000299 FFOM SEC T ION V--REACTIVITY DATA This Is a stable material under riprmI at use, handling, and storageI conditions. Shelf life is measured in years. In service, avoid incompatible media (the Importer can provide chemical resistance data upon written request]. However, materia! should stay packaged in a sealed container. SECTION Vl --HEALTH HAZARD INFORMATION______________________________ t The principal health hazard results from] the release of asbestos fibers into the air. Asbestos textiles shed asbestos fibers when handled. Consequently, provisions for dust suppression and/or extraction, and protection against dust inhalation, must be made by the employer. Use of approved respirators may be required. (See 29CFR 1910-100,1). Employer should sample air for asbestos fibers on a regular basis (see 29CPR 1910-WO 1). Chronic exposure to asbestos in excess of TL V can cause permanent disabling diseases Including but not limited to asbestosis, lung cancer, mesothelioma, and various other cancers of the respiratory and gastro-intestinul tract. ; | Medical and historical data indicate that smokers have a greatlyincreased risk from'hsbc^tos exposure. It is recommended that those working with asbestos-containing products not smoke. i i: SEC f ION VII - DISPOSAL PROCEDURis -- ....... . --* - -- - ; -- 1 ~ " ~* ' __ ' i. |. Bury wastes in solid landfill as required In 29CFR 1910-1001. Also comply with applicable state and local regulations. Wastes should be In sealed container marked with appropriate warning label. High temperature incinerationmay be an option. Check slate and local regulations, ' i . iI : i! ____ < _ SECTION Vlil-SPECIAL PROTECTION^ I Provide exhaust filtration to prevent dispersion of asbestos fibers in the workplace. Wet product during installation and removal Use approved dust respirators where TL V is exceeded. i Workers regularly handling large'amounts of this material should be provided with work clothes that cover the full body. Prevent asbestos fibers from being carried home or into other parts of the work-place. Protective clothing should be removed and the wearer should shower before changing into street clothes when leaving the work-place. (Asbestos-contaminated clothing requires special handling and laundering). \ i \ SECTION IX-rOTHER PRECAUTIONS AND COMMENTS Smokers should not handle this material.' Store material in sealed containers. Reseal partially used containers. Store to prevent damage or fraying, which would release fibers. Follow good housekeeping practices to prevent accumulation of asbestos-containing dust. Monitor dust levels on a regular basis to be certain asbestos fiber content is well within OSIIA limits. Provide onnuat medical exams for employees exposed to asbestos dust. Keep monitoring results and employee health records for at least 30 years. UTEX 000300 ATERIAU SAFETY / /; ' required under OSHA's ! i Hazard Communication Standard 29CFR 1910.1200. j DATA SHEET (2 ISSUE M DATED November 1, 1985 i SECflON 1 MANUFACTURERS NAME AND ADDRESS IMPORTER'S NAME AND ADDRESS oamianlo Comercio E Exoortacao 5/A 0. Box 364! ' Prudential Suddtv Corooration 122 East 42nd Street P 20001 - Rio do Janeiro - Brozii , New York, N.Y. 10168 TONE 021-372-7555 'ENTITY >rl Nos. ,! PHONE I PTFEfAsbei stos pump and valve packing CE 2009 i 212-661-2030 escrfptlon Chrysotiie Asbestos Yarns braided and impregnated with PTFE Iher generic names Qther generic names: teflon/asbestos packing SECTION II-INGREDIENTS AND HAZARDS hrysotile Asbestos (ASBESTOS IS CARCINOCENIC/CO-CARCINOGENIC) .. .. ; !! scosc Rayon..................................'............ .................... .................................... TFE Suspcnsoid (polyletraftuoroethylene) '.. .. .. .................... . .......... ... .. lic.nne oil .. ,............................ .. .. v.................. Ol E: 7 he asbestos and rayon fibers and yarns in this material are bonded by tht 'TFE Suspensoid .Airborne asbestos ^hazards are eliminated if the composite ructure remains intact, as it would when handling new packing. Material should it be (nor Is there any need to) subject to a dust-producing process such as 'wing, grinding, drilling, or sanding. i ' ; SECTION III-PHYSICAL DATA a ter Solubility i " f Insoluble % <45 <15 33-43 <15 HAZARD DATA OSHA PEL 2 Fibersfee ACC IN TLV Both for Fibers >5 NM Length lecific gravity (H,Q = 1} ! dor opearance -i _ ii i i 2,2 - 2.4 None White to off-white Slippery square rope - like material _____________ SEC i ION IV-FiRE AND EXPLOSION DATA___________ ________________________ his material has little or no combustibility. PTFE when thermally decomposed, may cause polymer ime fever, and flu-tike systems. Asbestos particulate may also be released In a fire. Firefighters lould use a self-contained breathing apparatus when fighting fires involving this material. *i <tinguishing agents may be water or foam. i UTEX 000301 c > tv I : | WMIM || t f his is a stable material under normal use, handling, and storage conditions. Shelf life is measured !n years, In service, avoid incompatible media (the Importer can provide chemical resistance data upon written request). 1 i _____________ ;I SEcnoN vi -Ti EALTHT^AZAno Information 4 conceivable health hazard would come from the release of asbestos fibers into the air by deliberately nis-handling such as sawing, sanding, drilling, or grinding. Do not perform these operations on this naterial. If any of these operations are performed, use adequate dust extraction/suppression procedures. ( gnition of this material may result in polymer fume fever. Move affected person to fresh air and seek mmediate medical treatment. I i ir .________ SECTION Vll-DISPOSAL PnOCEPURES__________ Jury wastes in solid landfill as required in 29CFR 1910-1001. Also comply with applicable state and oca! regulations. Wastes should be .in sealed container marked with appropriate warning label. Ugh temperature incineration may be an option. Check state and.local regulations SECTION VHI-TsPECtAL PROTECTION Vhen changing deteriorated packing, we suggest wetting material to prevent airborne fiber dispersal. Uspose of materia! in accordance with Section Vtt. SECTION IX--OTHER PRECAUTIONS AND COMMENTS NONE form' and contents <5)1985 Prudential Supply Corp. UTEX 000302 FROM Al fcKIAL 5AM:I Y UAIASMtt: I required under OSHA's 1 Hazard Communication Standard : 29CFR 1910.1200 i i 'i ISSUE _ 1A <> DATED November 1, 1985 i! SECT ION I MANUFACTURER'S NAME A^D ADDRESS IMPORTER'S NAME AND ADDRESS Proamianto Comercio E Exporlacao'S/A \\ Prudential Supply Corporation P.O. Box 3641 ' | ' j ' : 122 East 42nd Street CEP 20001 Rio de Janeiro - Brazil < New York, N.Y. 10168 PHONE 021-372-7555 ; |V PHONE 212-661 -2030 IDENTITY ! Graphited Lubricated Asbestos pump and valve packing ' Part NOS.` 4 j* GA 225,'I GAi 8`. CA 1062, GA 1061, GA 193 Description i Chrysotille[As'bestos Yarns, braided, lubricated and graphited Other generic names : graphited packing ___________________ SECTION II-INGREDIENTS AND HAZARDS Chrysoti/e Asbestos (ASBESTOS IS CARCiNOGENlC/CO-CARCINOGENIC).. .. i; ;ri: ii , Viscose Rayon......... . .1 .. .. '.j .. .. .................................................... ... .. Parra fin .. ., ... .. .. .. .. .1............................................................. Mineral oil................ .. .. ,.* ,,,,,,, . , Graphite.........................i '.,i!......................... ... ........................ NOTE:the asbestos and rayon fiber^ and yarns In this material are bonded with lubricoting agents Airborne asbestos hazards are eliminated if the composite structure remains intact, as it would when handling new packing. Materia! should not be (nor is there any need toj sub/ect to a dust-producing process such as sawina. milting or sanding^^.^ _PHYSICAL DATA ' % HAZARD DAI V \ <4S.(. ::: OSHA PEL 2 Fibers/cc ACGIH TLV , <15 \ : Both for Fibers 10-25 >5 NM Length. 20-35 * <5 i Water Solubility Specific gravity (H'O = .1) Odor Appearance * iIn. soluble r 2,1 - 2.5 Little or no odor Black rope-like material > _________ SECHON i'v-FtnE AND EXPLQsioN DATA____________ . Zombustibiiity of this material results from the parrafln lubrication. Toxic gases and asbestos particulate nay be released In a fire. Firefighters should use a self-contained breathing apparatus when fighting 'ires Involving this material: ' ; Extinguishing agents may be water or foam '. UTEX 000303 SECTION V-REActlVlTY DATA \ IS *.' 'i This is a stable materia! under normal use, handling, and storage conditions. Shelf life Is measured in years. In service, avoid incompatible media (the Importer can provide chemical resistance data upon written request.) j SECTfON VI-HEALTH HAZARD INFORMATION A conceivable health hazard would cpme from the release of asbestos fibers into the air by deliberately mis-handling such as sawing, sanding, drilling, or grinding. Do not perform these operations on this material. If any of these operations'are performed, use adequate dust extraction/suppression procedures. It is good practice to wear gloves when handling this material I 1 , i ,2 fr *> i ' I1 SECTION VII--DISPOSAL PROCEDURES Bury wastes In solid landfill as repaired^ In 23 CFR 1910-7001, Also comply with applicable state and local regulations. Wastes should be in sealed container marked with appropriate warning label. High temperature incineration may be an option. Check state and local regulations. ' I ;l : SEC I ION VIII-SPECIAL PROTECTION When changing deteriorated packing^ we suggest wetting material to prevent airborne fiber dispersal. Dispose of material in accordance w(th Section VII. SECTION IX-OTHER PRECAUTIONS AND COMMENTS - ' NONE > t * UTEX 000304 yrtKIAL SAFE I Y DATA SMEE I / required under OSHA's /Hazard Communication Standard 29CFR 1910.1200 ISSUE DATED M November 1, 1985 SECTION I MANUFACTURER'S NAME AND ADDRESS IMPORTER'S NAME AND ADDRESS Proamianto Comercio E Exportacao S/A P.O. Box 369I Prudential Supply Corporation 122 East 42nd Street CEP 20001 - Rio de Janeiro - Brazil New York, N.Y. 10168 PHONE 021 - 372-75S5 PHONE 212 - 661-2030 IDENTITY Part Nos. Compressed rubber-bonded asbestos gasket sheet PHA6J2, PHU602, PHA61, PHU60, PH550, PHAC83, PH21FB, PHT30 Description Chrysotile Asbestos fiber, rubber-bonded and vulcanized under pressure Other generic names Compressed Asbestos, Compressed Sheet, C/A, gasket sheet. SECTION II-INGREDIENTS AND HAZARDS % HAZARD DATA Rubber Binder (SBR and/or natural rubber).................................................... <40 No TLV Established Chrysotile Asbestos (ASBESTOS IS CARCINOGENIC/CO-CARCINOGENIC) Note: The asbestos and other fibers contained in this material are bonded with a vulcanized rubber matrix. Airborne asbestos hazards are eliminated if the composite structure remains intact, as it would when handling new sheet or new cut gaskets. If material is to be cut, drilled, or subject to any other dust-producing process, SE^SECTIONS VI, VIII AND IX. 60-90 OSHA PEL 2 Fibers/cc ACGIH TLV 2 Fibers/cc Both for Fibers >5 uM Length Inert Inorganic Fillers....................................................................................... SECTION III-PHYSICAL DATA 5-30 Not to exceed 10 Aft M3 (nuisance dust) Water Solubility - Insoluble Specific gravity (H20 = 1) - 1.8 - 2.0 Odor ~ None Appearance - Flat or rolled sheets ranging from 1/64" through 1 /4" in thickness. Or material may be in form of cut gasket shapes. Colors - PHA6I2, PHA61 - off-white PHU602, PHU60, PH550, PH21FB, PHT30 - grey-block PHAC83-blue ____________SECTION IV-FIRE AND EXPLOSION DATA______________________________________ Combustibility of this material results from the rubber binder. Toxic gases, including HCL, carbon monoxide, and various nitrogen oxides, may be released in a fire. Asbestos particulate may also be released during a fire. Firefighters should use a self-contained breathing apparatus when fighting fires involving this material. Extinguishing agents may be water or foam. UTEX 000309 SECTION V-REACTIVITY DATA This is a stable material under normal use, handling, and storage conditions. Shelf life is measured in years. In service, avoid incompatible media (the Importer can provide chemical resistance data upon written request). SECTION VI-HEALTH HAZARD INFORMATION The principal health hazard results from the release of asbestos fibers into the air. Normal handling of sheet or new cut gaskets should not result in exposure to asbestos in excess of current OSHA requirements (2 fibers cc >5 uM length). Casket cutting operations should sample air for asbestos fibers on a regular basis, in accordance with 29 CFR 1910-1001, Drilling, sanding, grinding or sawing should be avoided without adequate dust extraction/suppression procedures. Chronic exposure to asbestos in excess of TL V can cause permanent disabling diseases including, but not limited to asbestosis, lung cancer, mesothelioma, and various other cancers of the respiratory and gostro-intestinal tract. Medical and historical data indicate that smokers have a greatly increased risk from asbestos exposure. It is recommended that those working with asbestos-containing products not smoke. Ignition of these products may result in release of toxic gases and/or asbestos particulate. SEE SECTION IV. SECTION VII-DISPOSAL PROCEDURES Bury wastes in solid landfill as required in 29CFR 1910-1001. Also comply with applicable state and local regulations. Wastes should be in sealed container marked with appropriate warning label. High temperature incineration may be an option. Check state and local regulations. SECTION VIII-SPECIAL PROTECTION When subject to any dust-producing process, local filtered dust extraction should be used. Use of approved dust respirators may be required (See 29 CFR 1910-1001). When changing deteriorated gaskets of these materials, we suggest wetting material to prevent airborne fiber dispersal. Dispose of material in accordance with SECTION VII. SECTION IX-OTHER PRECAUTIONS AND COMMENTS Handle so that any release of fibers from this material will be eliminated or controlled. Smokers have a much greater risk than non-smokers from the inhalation of asbestos fibers. Monitor areas where asbestos dust is released to be certain fiber content is well within OSHA limits. Provide annual medical exams for employees exposed to asbestos dust. Keep monitoring results and employee health records for at least thirty (30) years. UTEX 000310 /I fcHIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET / / required under OSHA's /Hazard Communication Standard 29CFR 1910.1200 ISSUEia DATED November 1985 ------------------------- SECTION I MANUFACTURER'S NAME AND ADDRESS IMPORTER'S NAME AND ADDRESS Proamionto Comercio E Exportocoo S/A Prudential Supply Corporation P.O. Box 3641 122 East 42nd Street CEP 20001 - Rio de Janeiro - Brazil New York, N.Y. 10168 PHONE 021 - 372-7555 PHONE 212 -661 - 2030 IDENTITY Compressed rubber-bonded asbestos gasket sheet ' Part Nos. PHS1212, PHS1200, PHS1210, PHS1211, PHS76 Description Chrysotife Asbestos fiber, rubber-bonded and vulcanized under pressure Other generic names Compressed Asbestos, Compressed Sheet, CIA, gasket sheet. SECTION II-INGREDIENTS AND HAZARDS Rubber Binder (nitrite or neoprene) ............................................................... Chrysotile Asbestos (ASBESTOS IS CARCINOGENIC/CO-CARCINOGENIC) Note: The asbestos and other fibers contained in this material are bonded with a vulcanized rubber matrix. Airborne asbestos hazards are eliminated if the composite structure remains intact, as it would when handling new sheet or new cut gaskets. If material is to be cut, drilled, or subject to any other dust-producing process, SEE SECTIONS VI, VIII AND IX. Inert Inorganic Fillers.............. ............. .......................................................... Note: Style PHS1200 contains o reinforcing steel wire mesh in addition to above-mentioned ingredients. % <40 60-90 5-30 HAZARD DATA No TL V Establishea OSHA PEL 2 Fibers/cc ACGIH TL V 2 Fibers/cc Both for Fibers >5 uM Length Not to exceed 10 MG/M3 (nuisance dust) SECTION III-PHYSICAL DATA Wo ter Solubility - Insoluble Specific gravity (H*0 - 1) Odor - 1.8-2.2 - None Appearance Flat or rolled sheets ranging from 1/64" through 1/4" in thickness. Or material moy be in form of cut gasket shapes, color gray to black. __________ SECTION iV-FIRE AND EXPLOSION DATA_______________________________________ Combustibility of this material results from the rubber binder. Toxic gases, including HCL, carbon monoxide, and various nitrogen oxides, may be released in a fire. Asbestos particulate may also be released during o fire. Firefighters should use a self-contained breathing apparatus when fighting fires involving this material. Extinguishing agents may be water or foam. UTEX 000311 SECTION V-REACTIVITY DATA This is a stable material under normal use, handling, and storage conditions. Shelf life is measured in years. In service, avoid incompatible media (the Importer can provide chemical resistance data upon written request). SECTION VI-HEALTH HAZARD INFORMATION ' The principal health hazard results from the release of asbestos fibers into the air. Normal handling of sheet or new cut gaskets should not result in exposure to asbestos in excess of current OSHA requirements ( 2 fibers cc>SuM length). Gasket cutting operations should sample air for osbestos fibers on a regular basis, in accordance with 29CFR 1910-1001. Drilling, sanding, grinding or sowing should be avoided without adequate dust extraction/suppression procedures. Chronic exposure to asbestos in excess of TL V can cause permanent disabling diseases including, but not limited to asbestosis, lung cancer, mesothelioma, and various other cancers of the respiratory and gastro-intestinal tract. Medical and historical data indicate that smokers have a greatly increased risk from asbestos exposure. It is recommended that those working with asbestos-containing products not smoke. Ignition of these products may result in release of toxic gases and/or asbestos particulate. SEE SECTION IV. SECTION VII-DISPOSAL PROCEDURES__________________________________________ Bury wastes in solid landfill os requuired in 29CFR 1910-1001. A iso comply with applicable state and local regulations. Wastes should be in sealed container marked with appropriate warning label. High temperature incineration may be an option. Check state and local regulations. SECTION VIII-SPECIAL PROTECTION_________________________________________ When subject to any dust-producing process, local filtered dust extraction should be used. Use of approved dust respirators may be required (See 29CFR 1910-1001). When changing deteriorated gaskets of these materials, we suggest wetting material to prevent airborne fiber dispersal. Dispose of material in accordance with SECTION VII. When handling PHS1200, use gloves to protect hands from steel wire mesh. No gloves needed on other materials. SECTION IX-OTHER PRECAUTIONS AND COMMENTS______________________________ Handle so that any release of fibers from this material will be eliminated or controlled. Smokers have a much greater risk than non-smokers from the inhalation of asbestos fibers. Monitor areas where asbestos dust is released to be certain fiber content is well within OSHA limits. Provide annual medical exams for employees exposed to asbestos dust. Keep monitoring results and employee health records for at least thirty (30) years. UTEX 000312 form and con*''ta 1985 Prudent' ipply Corp. AI tKIAL bAhfc I Y UAIA blitt I ' required under OSHA's Hazard Communication Standard 29CFR 1910.1200 ISSUE M DATED -November 7. 1985 SECTION I MANUFACTURERS NAME AND ADDRESS IMPORTER'S NAME AND ADDRESS Proamianto Comercio E Exoortacao S/A Prudential Supply Corporation P.O.Box 3641 122 East 42nd Street CEP 20001 - Rio de Janeiro - Brazil PHONE 021 -372-7555 New York, N.Y. 10168 PHONE 212 -661-2030 IDENTITY Compressed rubber-bonded cramid fiber gasket sheet Part Nos. phna ioqo, phna iooo-wt.phna 1000-WI, PHNA 1000 m Description Aramid fiber> rubber bonded and vulcanized under pressure Other generic names Non-asbestos sheet, compressed non-asbestos sheet, non-asbestos gasket sheet. SECTION II-INGREDIENTS AND HAZARDS Rubber Binder (Nitrite), % HAZARD DATA No TL V established Aramid fibers .. .. .. Not to exceed 10 MG/M1 (nuisance dust) Inert inorganic fillers Note: These materials are bonded with a vulcanized rubber matrix. No precautions are needed unless material is to be subject to a dust-producing process. NOTE: Styles PHNA 1000-WI * PHNA 1000 M contain a reinforcing steel wire mesh in addition to above-mentioned ingredients.__________________ SECTION III-PHYSICAL DATA Water solubility Insoluble Not to exceed 10MG/M1 (nuisance dust) Specific gravity (HlO = 1) 1.8 - 2.2 Odor None Appearance Flat or rolled sheets ranging from 1/64" through 1/8* in thickness. Or material may be In form of cut gasket shapes. Color may be light green, off-whi te, or grey black. UTEX 000313 _____________SECTION IV-FIRE AND EXPLOSION DATA___________ Combustibility of this material results from the rubber binder. Toxic gases, including HCL, carbon monoxide, and various nitrogen oxides, may be released in a fire. Fire fighters should use a self-contained breathing apparatus when fighting fires involving this material. Extinguishing agents may be water or foam. SECTION V-REACTIVITY DATA This is a stable material under normal use, handling, and storage conditions. Shelf life is measured in years. In service, avoid incompatible media (the importer can provide chemical resistance data upon written request). SECTION VI-HEALTH HAZARD INFORMATION_______________________ Ignition of these products may result in the release of toxic gases. SEE SECTION IV. Excessive amounts of dust should not be created by drilling, sawing, sanding, or other methods. \ \ ! SECTION VII-DISPOSAL PROCEDURES Dispose of in sanitary landfill in accordance with Federal, State, and local regulations. SECTION VIII-SPECIAL PROTECTION_________________________________________ When subject to operations that create dust levels higher than 10MC/M* (nuisance dust) use dust collection and/or dust respirator. When handling PHNA I000M or PHNA 1000-WI, use gloves to protect hands from steel wire mesh. No gloves needed an other materials. SECTION IX-OTHER PRECAUTIONS AND COMMENTS None, except as outlined in SECTION VII. form and contents 1985 Prudential Supply Corp. UTEX 000314 /ATEHIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET required under OSHA's Hazard Communication Standard 29CFR 1910.1200 ISSUE M DATED November 1. 1985 SECTION I MANUFACTURERS NAME AND ADDRESS IMPORTER'S NAME AND ADDRESS Proamianto Comercio E Exportacao S/A Prudential Supply Corporation P.O. Box 3641 122 East 42nd Street CEP 20001 - Rio de Janeiro - Brazil New York, N.Y. 10168 PHONE 021-372-7555 PHONE 212-661-2030 IP^NTITY Graphited Lubricated Asbestos pump and valve packing Description Other generic names GA22S, GA8, GA 1062, GA 1061, GA 193 Chrysotile Asbestos Yarns, braided, lubricated and graphited graphited packing____________________________ SECTION II-INGREDIENTS AND HAZARDS Chrysotile Asbestos (ASBESTOS IS CARCINOGENIC/CO-CARCINOGENIC).. .. Viscose Ravon....................................................................................................... ... Parrafin............ .................................................................................... Mineral oil................. *....................................................................... ... .................... Graphite............................................. ............................................................................ NOTE:The asbestos and rayon fiberi and yams in this material are bonded with lubricating agents Airborne asbestos hazards ore eliminated if the composite structure re/nqins intact, as it would when handling new packing. Materia! should not be (nor is there any need to) sub/ect to a dust-producing process such as sawina. armmg or *^'"gSECT|0N |||_ PHYSICAL DATA % <45 <75 10-25 20-35 <5 HAZARD DAT OSHA PEL 2 Fibers/cc ACGIH TLV Both for Fibers >5 NM Length. Water Solubility Specific gravity (H20 = . 1) Odor Appearance Insoluble 2.1 - 2.5 Little or no odor Black rope-like material SECTION IV--FIRE AND EXPLOSION DATA Combustibility of this material results from the parrafin lubrication. Toxic gases and asbestos particulate may be released in a fire. Firefighters should use a self-contained breathing apparatus when fighting fires involving this material: Extinguishing agents may be water or foam. UTEX 000315 SECTION V-REACTIVITY DATA \ v. ^v This is a stable material under normal use, handling, and storage conditions. Shelf life is measured in years. In service, avoid incompatible media (the Importer can provide chemical resistance data upon written request.) SECTION VI-HEALTH HAZARD INFORMATION A conceivable health hazard would come from the release of asbestos fibers into the air by deliberately mis-handling such as sawing, sanding, drilling, or grinding. Do not perform these operations on this material. If any of these operations are performed, use adequate dust extraction/suppression procedures. It is good practice to wear gloves when handling this material . f SECTION VII-DISPOSAL PROCEDURES Bury wastes in solid landfill as required in 29 CFR 1910-1001. Also comply with applicable state and local regulations. Wastes should be in sealed container marked with appropriate warning label. High temperature incineration may be an option. Check state and local regulations. SECTION VIII-SPECIAL PROTECTION When changing deteriorated packing, we suggest wetting material to prevent airborne fiber dispersal. Dispose of material in accordance with Section VII. SECTION IX-OTHER PRECAUTIONS AND COMMENTS NONE form and contents 1985 L'TEX 000316 Supply Corp. TERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET required under OSHA's Hazard Communication Standard 29CFR 1910.1200 ISSUE M_________ DATED Novernber 1, 1985 SECTION I MANUFACTURER'S NAME AND ADDRESS IMPORTER'S NAME AND ADDRESS Proamianto Comercio E Exoortacao 5/A P.O.Box 3641 CEP 20001 - Rio de Janeiro - Brazil PHONE 021-372-7555 Prudential SuddIv Corooration 122 East 42nd Street New York, N.Y. 10168 PHONE 212-661-2030 IDENTITY PTFE/Asbestos pump and valve packing Part Nos. CE 2009 Description Chrysotile Asbestos Yarns braided and impregnated with PTFE Other generic names Other generic names: teflon/asbestos packing SECTION II-INGREDIENTS AND HAZARDS Chrysotile Asbestos (ASBESTOS IS CARCINOGENIC/CO-CARCINOGENIC) .. .. % <45 Viscose Rayon.......................................................... ..................................................... . PTFE Suspensoid(polytetrafluoroethylene) ........................................................... Silicone oil..................................................................................................................... NO TE: The asbestos and rayon fibers and yams in this material are bonded by th( PTFE Suspensoid .Airborne asbestos hazards are eliminated if the composite structure remains intact, as it would when handling new packing. Material should not be (nor is there any need to) subject to a dust-producing process such as sawing, grinding, drilling, or sanding. <15 33-43 <15 HAZARD DATA OSHA PEL 2 Fibers/cc ACGIH TLV Both for Fibers >5 NM Length SECTION III-PHYSICAL DATA Water Solubility " Insoluble Specific gravity (H*0 = 1) - 2.2 - 2.4 Odor - None Appearance - White to off-white Slippery square rope - like material UTEX 000317 _______________ SECTION iV-FIRE AND EXPLOSION DATA___________________________________ This material has little or no combustibility. PTFE when thermally decomposed, may cause polymer fume fever, and flu-like systems. Asbestos particulate may also be released in a fire. Firefighters should use a self-contained breathing apparatus when fighting fires involving this material. Extinguishing agents may be water or foam. SECTION V-- REACTIVITY DATA -'CV This is a stable material under normal use, handling, and storage conditions. Shelf life is measured in years. In service, avoid incompatible media (the Importer can provide chemical resistance data upon written request). SECTION VI-HEALTH HAZARD INFORMATION A conceivable health hazard would come from the release of asbestos fibers into the air by deliberately mis-handling such as sawing, sanding, drilling, or grinding. Do not perform these operations on this material. If any of these operations are performed, use adequate dust extraction/suppression procedures. Ignition of this material may result in polymer fume fever. Move affected person to fresh air and seek immediate medical treatment. _____________ SECTION VII-DISPOSAL PROCEDURES________________________________ ' Bury wastes in solid landfill as required in 29CFR 1910-1001. Also comply with applicable state and local regulations. Wastes should be in sealed container marked with appropriate warning label. High temperature incineration may be an option. Check state and local regulations SECTION VIII-SPECIAL PROTECTION When changing deteriorated packing, we suggest wetting material to prevent airborne fiber dispersal. Dispose of material in accordance with Section VII, SECTION IX-OTHER PRECAUTIONS AND COMMENTS NONE UTEX 000318 form and contents 1985 Prudential Supply Corp. /ATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET / required under OSHA's / Hazard Communication Standard 29CFR 1910.1200 ISSiUEla nATFn November h 1985 ---------------- --------- SECTION I MANUFACTURER'S NAME AND ADDRESS IMPORTER'S NAME AND ADDRESS Proamianto Comercio E Exportacao S/A Prudential Supply Corporation P.O. Box 3641 122 East 42nd Street CEP 20001 - Rio de Janeiro - Brazil New York. N.Y. 10168 PHONE 021-372-7555 PHONE 212-661-2030 IDENTITY Part Nos. Description Other generic names Asbestos Textiles in the form of cloths, tapes, ropes, or dry packings. Items may or may not have metal wire reinforcement. --- GAC310, GAC3I2, GAC734, GAC735, GAC352, GAC,353, GAC336, GAC337, TXC441 through TXC446, TXC1441 through TXC1446, TXC9515 through TXC95I9 TXC1091A, TXC1091B. Chrysotile Asbestos Yarns woven orbraided into dry textiles such as cloths, tapes, or ropes. Asbestos cloth, asbestos tape, asbestos rope, dry asbestos packing._______________ SECTION II-INGREDIENTS AND HAZARDS % HAZARD DAT/ Chrysotile Asbestos (ASBESTOS IS CARCINOGENIC/CO-CARCINOGENIC) Viscose Rayon >70 OSHA PEL 2 Fibers/cc ACGIH TLV Both for Fibers <25 >5 NM Length SEE SECTIONS VI, VIII, IX SECTION III-PHYSICAL DATA Water Solubility Insoluble Specific gravi ty (H2 O = 1) v Odor varies None Appearance Slightly off-white. May be either in the form of cloth-like or rope-like material. UTEX 000319 SECTION IV-FIRE AND EXPLOSION DATA Material not combustible in air. Use extinguishing media as appropriate for surrounding materials. Asbestos particulate may be released in a fire, self-contained breathing apparatus recommended. SECTION V-REACTIVITY DATA This is a stable material under normal use, handling, and storage conditions. Shelf life is measured in years. In service, avoid incompatible media (the Importer can provide chemical resistance data upon written request). However, material should stay packaged in a sealed container. SECTION VI-HEALTH HAZARD INFORMATION The principal health hazard results from the release of asbestos fibers into the air. Asbestos textiles shed asbestos fibers when handled. Consequently, provisions for dust suppression and/or extraction, and protection against dust inhalation, must be made by the employer. Use of approved respirators may be required. (See 29CFR 1910-1001). Employer should sample air for asbestos fibers on a regular basis (see 29CFR 1910-1001). Chronic exposure to asbestos in excess of TL V can cause permanent disabling diseases including but not limited to asbestosis, lung cancer, mesothelioma, and various other cancers of the respiratory and gastro-intestinal tract. Medical and historical data indicate that smokers have a greatly increased risk from^asbe^tos exposure. It is recommended that those working with asbestos-containing products not smoke. SECTION VII-DISPOSAL PROCEDURES Bury wastes in solid landfill as required in 29CFR 1910-1001. Also comply with applicable state and local regulations. Wastes should be in sealed container marked wi th appropriate warning label. High temperature incineration may be an option. Check state and local regulations. SECTION VIII-SPECIAL PROTECTION Provide exhaust filtration to prevent dispersion of asbestos fibers in the workplace. Wet product during installation and removal. Use approved dust respirators where TL V is exceeded. Workers regularly handling large amounts of this material should be provided with work clothes that cover the full-body. Prevent asbestos fibers from being carried home or into other parts of the work-place. Protective clothing should be removed and the wearer should shower before changing into street clothes when leaving the work-place. (Asbestos-contaminated clothing requires special handling and laundering). SECTION IX-OTHER PRECAUTIONS AND COMMENTS Smokers should not handle this material. Store material in sealed containers. Reseal partially used containers. Store to prevent damage or fraying, which would release fibers. Follow good housekeeping practices to prevent accumulation of asbestos-containinq dust. Monitor dust levels on a regular basis to be certain asbestos fiber content is well within OSHA limits. Provide annual medical exams for employees exposed to asbestos dust. Keep monitoring results and employee health records for at least.30 years. UTEX 000320 fnrm and rnnfpnt.l fi:)1985 Prudsntlal SuddIV Coro. M 0II > 1 0.2 3 ' '? 1 - 1 ! 8 2 NO. 7 FflOE ) F p 0II AATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET a required under OSflA's | ! Hazard Communication Standard 29CFM 1910.1200 ; ISSUE JJL DATED November 1, 1985 SECTION I MANUFACTURER S NAME AND ADDRESS IMPORTER'S NAME AND ADDRESS oamtanto Comcrcio E Exportocao S/A Prudential Supply Corporation Q,_8px_l6AL ____ ____ i. 122 East 42ndStreet -P 20001 - Rio de Janeiro - Brazil New York, N.Y. 10168 'UONE 021-372-7555 I PHONE 212-661-2030 DPNTITY UCI' U ' 'art Nos. " Ascription >ther generic names Asbestos Textiles irt the form of cloths, tapes, ropes, or dry packings. Items may or may not have me tat wire reinforcement. C/1C2to, GAC312, GAC734, GAC735, GAC352, GAG,353, GAC336, GAC337, TXCMl ihrouqh TXC446, TXC144I through TXC1446, TXC95I5 through TXC95I9 TXC 1091A, TXC1091B. Chrysolite Asbestos Yarns woven or braided into dry textiles such as cloths, tapes. Or ropes, i ! SECTION II--INGRfeDjENTS AND HAZARDS *1 Chrysodle Asbestos tASBESTOS IS CARCINOGENIC/CO-CARCINOGENIC) 1' 7'tscose Rayon................ ! ................. % HAZARD DATA >70 OSHA PEL 2 Fibers/cc ACGIH 1LV Both for Fibers <25 >5 NM Length \EE SECTIONS VI, VIII, IX : 1 I i t SEC HON III -PHYSICAL DATA t iater Solubility Insoluble aecific gravity (H 'Q = 1) 1 dor ; : varies ! None ppcorance j Slightly off-white. May be either in the form of i cloth-like or rope-like material. 1 SECTION IV- FIRE AND EXPLOSION DATA oteriat not combustible in air. Use 1extinguishing media as appropriate for surrounding materials, bestos particulate may be releasedjn a fire, self-contained breathing opparatus recommended. UTEX 000326 r F JII MOM>1O ? I 21*03 no. r PAQE 5 SECT ION V--REACTIVITY DATA; ' . : i . 1: : i ' i i This is a stable material under riprmal use, handling, and storage conditions. Shelf life is measured in years. In service, avoid incompatible media (the Importer can provide chemical resistance data upon written request!. However, materia! should stay packaged in a sealed container. (L SECTION VI-HEALTH HAZARD INFORMATION__________________ _____________ r The principal health hazard results from the release of asbestos fibers into the air. Asbestos textiles shed asbestos fibers when handled. Consequently, provisions for dust suppression and/or extraction, and protection against dust inhalation, must be made by the employer. Use of approved respirators may be required. (See 29CFR 1910-100!). Employer should sample air for asbestos fibers on a regular basis (see 29CFR 19W-1001). Chronic exposure to asbestos in excess of I f V can cause permanent disabling diseases including but not limited to asbestosis, lung cancer, mesothelioma, and various other cancers of the respiratory and gostro-inteslinal tract. ] Medico! and historical data indicate that smokers have a greattyincreased risk from`usbcr-tos exposure. It is recommended that those working with asbestos-containing products not smoke. SECflON VII-DISPOSAL PROCEDURES Bury wastes in solid landfill as required In 29CFR 1910-1001. Also comply with applicable state and local regulations. Wastes should be in seated container marked with appropriate warning label. High temperature incineration rnay be an option. Check state and local regulations. 1 SECTION VIII-SPECIAL PROTECTION Provide exhaust filtration to prevent dispersion of asbestos fibers in the workplace. Wet product during installation and removal. Use approved dust respirators where fL V is exceeded. \ Workers regularly handling larqe'amounts oft this material should be provided with work clothes that cover the full body. Prevent asbestos fiberjs from being carried home or Into other parts of the work-place. Protective clothing should be 'removed and the wearer should shower before changing into street clothes when leaving the work-placet (Asbestos-contaminated clothing requires special handling and laundering). j ; sicTToN IX-7OTHER PRECAUIIONS AND COMMEENTS ___________ Smokers should not handle this material.' Store material in sealed containers. Reseal partially used containers. Store to prevent damage or fraying, which would release fibers. Follow good housekeeping practices to prevent accumulation of asbestos-containinq dust. Monitor dust levels on a regular basis to be certain asbestos fiber content is well within OSIIA limits. Provide annual medical exams for employees exposed to asbestos dust. Keep monitoring results and employee health records for at feast 30 years. UTEX 000327