Consists of; 1.50 3600-300 60194 37mm. 3-Part Plastic Filter Holder Filter Mcmsrane, 37mm (0.45 Micron Size) 1.25 23.00/box of 2250-10 60692 1107 2110-32 3600-18 Inorganic Leap Fumes Analysis Inorganic Lead-in-Air Reagents, Code 40/20 Filter Mcoia, VM-1, 25mm for 2250-10 Filter Holder, Rubber Tubing, 25mm Open End, used with 60692 23/16" I.D. ' long for 1107 7.50 16.55/box ,r I 35.50/box or 6 .40 Attache Case with Ethafoam Insert 30.00 RSV 0005612

An attempt was made by two men to steal pig lead.

The remaining 27 blood lead level* ringed froa less then S to 22 t#/d7, w1thf< tho expoctod distribution for e population not occupationally exposed to lead This latter constitutes an Interla report of tho oedlcal analysts to date. !

-reviding proof, ftugf.est# that- there was ` significant lead exposure.

Heat Stabilizer 3-10% Organometallic compounds of tin, lead, barium-cadmium, or calcium zinc.

Dave Smith, head of\0SHArs Health and'-Qompliance Assistance office. ' Based on the blodd lead data-^rom the past five (5) yearsAwhich sh^ws you both have acceptable blood lea^s in the sprint, summer, andxfall but elevates In the winter, it is recommended that "we bold action pending the next blood In the'interim : -I.H. progi we wil}^el>t closely monitor plant processes and Wtint rtndlfirrirtnnn mT hr remiirrrl Please.see that you comply with all I.H. programs so as to generate lower blood lead levels.

Use of a lubricant could lead to high local temperatures.

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See Section 5 for hazard Information Typical compositions are listed below Polyvinyl chloride polymer 45-80% Inert Fliers 0-40% CAC03, talc, carbon Mack, TJ02, day Heat Stabfear 3*10% Organometaffc compounds of tin, lead, barium-cadmium, or calcium zinc Ptastidzer 0-60% High molecular weight esters Colorant 0-5% Organic and inorganic colorants (can contain lead,chromium, and cadmium) Flame Retardant 0-15% Antimony Trioxide, Aluminum Trlhydrate PVC Compound contalna less than or equal to 1 0 ppm residual vinyl chloride monomer Vinyl chloride is regulated as a carcinogen according to OSHA and Isted by NTP and IARC as a carcinogen Contains no chemicals subject to SARA 302 or 311/312 reporting Contains a maximum of 2% Antimony Compounds, 2% Barium Compounds, 2% Cadmium Compounds, 7% Chromium Compounds, and 5% Lead which are chemicals subject to SARA 313 reporting 3.

Any in fo rm a tio n re g a rd in g exposure to le a d and p re v io u s m ed ical ex am in atio n s can no doubt be o b ta in e d from th e E a g le -P ic h e r Lead Company.

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Its most important toxic effect is depres In an investigation of workmen in a sion of the central nervous system In ex foundry who had been exposed to 0 1 to 10 perimental exposures of human subiects, mg of tellunurn per 10 cu m of air, a large those exposed to concentrations greater percentage of the men showed die garlic than 200 ppm promptly suffered central ner odor of the breath and sweat and also com vous system symptoms, while those exposed plained of dryness of the mouth and a to about 100 ppm did not metallic taste Men with the highest expo sures, who also had the highest rate of tel lurium excretion, showed drowsiness start See Hygienic Ginde Tetraethyl lead--see Lead ing in the early afternoon and later becoming more severe Complaints of loss of appetite and nausea at these relatively low exposures were less common Tetrahydrofuran (tetramethylene oxide) is used in chemical reactions and as a sol vent for resins and plastics Both acute and chrome exposures constitute a moderate 1'EPP (tetraethyl pyrophosphate) is the health hazard Symptoms of overexposure active ingredient in an insecticide mixture that goes by the same name Since the esti mated fatal dose for a human being is ap proximately 600 mg taken orally, it ls in the class of highly toxic materials --nausea, dizziness, and headache--soon dis appear when fresh air is inhaled Kidney effects reported in early studies were prob ably due in part to impurities m the com pounds tested In Us use, toxic dust respirators or sup See Hygtemc Guide plied air respirators and protective clothing which will completely prevent skin contact should be worn Anyone with a severe headache or a feeling of tightness or con striction in the chest should be removed immediately from the exposure Tetryl (2,4,6-tnnitrophenyl-methylrutramine) is a high explosive notable for its ability to produce a severe dermatitis by di rect contact and a high grade of sensitiza tion in some persons There is some evi dence of a slight systemic toxicity, not as 1,1^2-Tetrabromoethane (acetylene tet- important in practice as the dermatitis rabronude) is a high-baling, heavy, yellow The systemic toxicity seems to consist of ish liquid used as an indicator liquid m general central nervous system symptoms gauges and for separating minerals by densi and anemia, although there is some evidence ty.

.- The lead compound in the exhaust could be removed effectively by electrostatic precipitation.

., 1 the articles on normal Lead of Journal of Industrial Hygiene, September 1035, and L the first part -only) of your articles entitled "-n Appraisal of lbe Lead hazards m>-,'Oc ck o ... i.