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FILE NAME Allied Signal Bendix ASB DATE 1986 DOC ASB132 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Material Safety Data Sheet  MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET 1986 Allied Signal 3/17/03 00475 800-631-6989 879 ALLIED ALLIED CORPORATION BENDIX FRICTION MATERIALS DIVISION _ MATERIAL SAFETY DATA The following however SHEET be must dabtea m conasuyltuedsefdorto comply with OSHA's Hazard specific requirements Hazard Communication Standard 29CFR The Friction Material products identified in 1910.1200 Communication Staridard as to all this Shest meet the OSHA definition of article and reasonable uses Some potential an exposureexempt asbestosdust Hazard may however exist for 1910.1200 The OSHA StandardStandard from the Hazard warranties damages forimmupllaiteidonwsaarrreanptroyprietafrpryopriretary oreagulatmnions.dor arexgulpatioonss.orure Agreement any may some rreecosmumelntdiedng regulations.or of contain limits processed chrysotila asbestos fibers but may are those for the most hazardous substance contain of the other materials confidential Precise product information will a class of substances Exact . without a written Saciecy not be disclosed other than in accordance with . Allied shall in no event be responsible for applicable laws n out of the publication or use of or reliance upon data of whatsoever nature or kind directly of merchantabliity or filness for use with contained herein No express or or indirectly of arising hereunder to the Friction Material respectrespect including : products or to the data herein is made - PRODUCTS PRODUCTS Bendix Friction as lists follows Mat:erials Covered by this Material Safety Data Sheetcan identifiedlabels oO price ST Drum BrakeSegments FK and Segments * and FrictFri ico tin on King FKD D ; : E ; FKL L A . flfl , ED fl fl Disc Brake Pads Organic and FK II EDfl EM metallic ; Note The wearing surface of FK II disc ; processed chrysatile asbestos fibers may material plate However Inletion and the steel shon pads does not contain processed be included in the backingbacking lalyayeerr wchhirycshobisilseaansdbewsitcohsefdiber between the [f EM . Manufacturer's Name ALLIED CORPORATION Bendix Friction Materials Division Address P.O. Bor 233 Troy New York 12181 SECTION I - Emergency Telephone Date Prepared Preparer ; Number . 518-273-8550 July 30 1986 E.L. Rogers Specific Chemical { f identity SECTION II - Hazardous Ingradients inlornation Hame Comunan Asbestos Chrysotile OSHA PEL ACOIN 72V Silica oc quartz fiber 2 fibers Silicate Carbon Black Coke Petroleum derived Cured phenolic and cashew rasins Graphite oxides Iran Zinc Aluminum and their . . = Respirable Fraction as based upon the formula 10 mg 3.5 mp - NA 10 mg Oe - a . 10 mg 3.5 mg NA 10 mg m oe 10 mg _ % Silica See OSHA table 2-1000 [ Vapor PrPeosisnutre Specific Gravity | Bolling w 0. mm SECTION III - Chemical eee ceeceeseceenerescace ences Hg or NA Characteristica H = .. ces cseee scree .1.0-17 .1.0-17 . eee .NA .NA Melting Point = Density Air Vapor .. .HA ooo. se ctecs ese ... NA in SolubiliWatteyr Odorless Evaporation Solld Light Grey Appearance Tan Color and oe, seeeeeeee NO Odor to Dark _ .HA Roto TU SR ees earn enes to eberarenscane e = Allied Signal 3/17/03 00476 00476 WW007263 [~ SECTION IY - Fire and Explosion Hazard Deta Flash Point Method Lisad HA Flammable Limits HA ' Extinguishing Media Water Class A or C Fog or Foam Spacial Fire Fighting Procedures NA ; Unusual Fire and Explosion Haz~-rdaHA LEL HA UEL NA a SECTION V - Reactivity Data Stability a, Unstable Klable | Known Conditions to Avoid None x Incompatibility Materiala to Avold None Known Hazardous Decomposition or Byproducts ; Incomplete combustion will create carbon monoxide and Hazardous Conditions carbon Polymerization May Occur Known | Will Not Occurt x to Avold Nona dioxide SECTION VI Health Hazard Data Route of Exposure Health Hazard^ Acute and Chronic Inhalation Yes ; Skin Yes Ingestion Yes to Some persons may be sensitive partially cured phenolic or cashew crystalline silica may produce silicosis Metal dusts can be resins and develop dermatitis al known evidence of chronic industrial irritants of the ayes and upper respiratory system poisoning from fron aluminum and zinc dusts dermatitis reactions Dusis There is little Carcinogenicity Lising Asbestos fibers NTP Yes IARC Monographs7 Yes Signe and Symptoms of Exposure . function.Dusts eye Partially Cured Cashew Resins skin eruplions similar in crystalline silica appearence coughing wheezing shortness of breath impaired 10 poison Ivy Lung Effects from asbestos and Gastrointestinal disturbances possible from Ingestion pulmonary function.Dusts may cause irritation Emergency and First Aid Procedures - Should not be nacassary from & proper handling of this Friction Material product Allied Signal 3/17/03 00477 WW007264 [ SECTION VII - SPILL OR LEAK PROCEDURES | ileps to be taken in case material in released or spilled Refer to Section IX Spacial Precautions below and Recommended Procedures on Page 4 Waste Disposal Method : . Dispose of in proper receptacles appropriately labelled in accordance with applicable federal state and local laws and Place receptacles in an Authorized Landfill as designated by federal or state authorities Wi SECTION VIH Special Protection Information | Not Respiratory Required Protection concentration Type However if concentration of aliborne asbestos under normal \ NIOSH for asbestos fibers should be used \ conditione fibers in excess of the OSHA standard is created resrespiratorspirators approved by Ventilation during machining including grinding and drilling Protective Gloves Recommended Other Protective Equipment ; See paragraph at Recommended . Procedures _ on Page Local Exhaust Preferred Mechanical . Mechanical Generalj Not applicable Eys Protection Safety Glasses Suggested 4 { 7 SECTION IX- SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS The Friction Material product as shipped is not considered hazardous but normal use machining may create asbestos dust or airborne asbestos fibers in excess of OSHA standard grinding and drilling and Recommended Precaution If airborne asbestos fiber and should be considered hazardous NIOSH approved be worn and proper engineering controls concentrations implemented If exceed OSHA limits respirators airborne asbestos fibers or dust is recommended See Repcroomdumcetnids egrdouPnrdocoerdmuarcehsionnedPalgoceal4e.xhaust control expossuhroeultod The work environment should be monitored to determina whather permissible exposure in employee accordance with OSHA regulation 29 CFR Part 1910,1001 exposure exceed OSHA level ; DANGER { ASBESTOS CONTAINS FIBERS AVOID CREATING DUST { CANCER AND LUNG DISEASE HAZARD wet Standard industrial hygiene practices Including good housekeeping and asbestos fibare or dust from becoming airbome should be instituted vacuuming or cleaning work surfaces to prevent SEE REVERSE SIDE or implemented and maintained FOR FRICTION MATERIALS STANDARDS INSTITUTES RECOMMENDED REDUCING ASBESTOS OUST DURING BRAKE SERVICING PROCEDURES FOR ; Allied 3/17/03 000044778 8 WW007265 WW007265 standard handle brake linings and clutch facings work Is done 1. In regulated areas areas where brake work done and the air quality exceeds OSHA limit entrancesentrances entrances DANGER __ DANGER CANCER ASBESTOS ASBESTOS DISEASE HAZARD AND PERSONNEL ONLY AUTHORIZED AUTHORIZED PROTECTIVE RESPINATORS REQUIRED THIS THIS CLOTHING 2The amaunt of asbestos in tha AREA . amount dust from brake lining wear normally 2. chemical asbestos asbestos the dust machining brake friction normally an extremely extremely level procedures minimize minimize breakdown exposure exposure during use material and machining mechanic should does take place simple NIOSH will of During During brake servicing wear respirator approved asbestos wil} dust dust should worn during all starting with the removal wheels wheels including NIOSH reassembly reassembly asbestos including industrial 3. When removing worn friction materials remove the accumulated dust vacuum vacuum vacuum cleaner equipped friction efficiency filter system such the assemblies assemblies be removed removed with damp equipped with compressed aair ir or dry brushing for eclqeuainipnmgeunntleasss sasseemblymbly is enclosed enclosed and , assembly enclosed enclosed and | n^'cessary n^'cessarythe precautions which highest when exposure exposure asbestos asbestos may be at its This increases the are standards addition addition tahpe proved respirator there must be local exhaustventilation such worker exposures exposures exposures are maintained maintained below asbestos standards If there is any ventilation question efficiency efficiency asbestos dust the manufacturer should be contacled as to efficiency efficiency of asbestos oust removal removal vacuum cleaner bags containing be be 5. Industrial Industrial vacuum vacuum labeled with asbestos following dust and cloths letters letters sufficient sufficient contrast sealed sealed plastic legible , warning label printed in letters sufficient to Sufficient size ang Contrastia . DANGER eee ee vin CONTAINS tens se ASBESTOS DUST AVOID CREATING DISEASE CANCER AND LUNG DISEASE HAZARD Al asbestos asbestos waste should disposed disposed of All asbestos bags approved respirator respirator accordance with above should should wom described described in above asbestos containing segutations. During Industrial &. 6. Good containing vacuum vacuum housekeeping housekeping essential essential in workplace efficiency filters asbestos asbestos dust equipped and equipped multiple compressed compressed dry sweeping should for cleaning removing removing accumulations suppressants dust should should be applied waste Never compressed compressed air or sweepiny for cleaning Water other suppressants of brooms brooms are cleaning. Water of other dust Wash Important exposure Reproduced Reproduced Reproduced from the the warning paragraph revised conform OSHA Standard warning label paragraph paragraph revised revised to OSHA effective effective July 1986 warning sign in Standaca tHoctive July 21, 1986. Paregmph | aad Allied Allied Signal Ou 00479 WW007266