SDS for Resene Thinner No 8
SDS for Resene Thinner No 8
SDS for Resene Thinner No 8
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THINNER NO. 8SECTION 1.Product Name: THINNER NO. 8Other Names:Recommended Use:SECTION 2.SECTION 3.SAFETY DATA SHEETIDENTIFICATION OF THE MATERIAL AND SUPPLIERPaint thinnerCompany Name: <strong>Resene</strong> Paints Limited New Zealand Address:Phone:Emergency Telephone:Hazard ClassificatonRisk PhrasesSafety PhrasesIngredientsSECTION 4.Swallowed:SkinInhaled0800 737 363 Available Monday - Friday 8.00am - 4.30pmHAZARDS IDENTIFICATIONSubstance Classification 3.1C 6.1D 6.1E 6.3B 6.4A 6.8A 6.9B 9.1CHazard Statements Highly flammable liquid and vapourHarmful if swallowedMay be harmful in contact with skinCauses mild skin irritationCauses eye irritationMay damage fertility or the unborn child.May cause respiratory irritationHARMFUL: May cause lung damage if swallowedHarmful to aquatic life with long lasting effectsEyesCOMPOSITION / INFORMATION ON INGREDIENTFIRST AID MEASURESAggravated medical conditions caused by exposureChronic Health Effects <strong>No</strong>t IdentifiedAdvice to Doctor Treat SymptomaticallySECTION 5.(04) 577 0500 Fax: (04) 577 0600New Zealand Poisons Centre: 0800 764 766FIRE FIGHTING MEASURES% CAS <strong>No</strong> TWAVersion Number: 832-50 Vogel Street, Naenae, Wellington, NEW ZEALANDP O Box 38242, Wellington Mail Centre<strong>Resene</strong> Paints Limited Australia Address 7 Production Avenue, Molendinar, Queensland 4214P O Box 785, Ashmore City, Queensland 4214Phone 1800 738 38AUSTRALIANew ZealandAustralia 1800 738 383Australian Poisons Centre: 131 126HAZARDOUS according to NZ HSNO RegulationsRegulated under NZS5433 <strong>for</strong> land transportation<strong>No</strong>t R999 assignedS999 <strong>No</strong>t assignedAromatic Hydrocarbon 30-60 64742-95-6 not knownPropylene glycol monomethyl ether acetate 30-60 108-65-6 <strong>No</strong>ne EstablishEthyl 3-ethoxypropionate 30-60 763-69-9NZ OSH (WES) 2002<strong>No</strong>ne EstablishRinse cautiously with water <strong>for</strong> several minutes. Remove contact lenses if present and easy to do so.Continue rinsing. If eye irritation persists get medical attention/advice.Rinse mouth.Remove/take off all contaminated clothing and wash be<strong>for</strong>e re-use. Wash skin with water/shower andplenty of soap. If skin irritation occurs get medical advice/attention.Remove to fresh air and keep at rest in a position com<strong>for</strong>table <strong>for</strong> breathing.THINNER NO. 8Page 1 of 4<strong>Resene</strong> Paints Limited
ExtinguisherHazards from combustion productsSpecial protective precautions and equipment <strong>for</strong> firefightersFire/Explosion HazardAuto Ingnition Temperature Lower Explosion Limit Upper Explosion LimitHazchem Code Flash Point405°C 1.0% 8.5%3[Y]SECTION 6.49°CEmergency ProceduresACCIDENTAL RELEASE MEASURESMethods and materials <strong>for</strong> containment and clean upMinor Spills Use absorbent clean up materials, such as fire retardant treated sawdust or diatomaceous earth.Keep spills (and as much as possible cleaning runoffs) out of municipal sewers and waterways.Wear protective clothing and breathing apparatus.Sweep up.Place in separate container <strong>for</strong> disposal or recovery.Clean up spills immediately.Major SpillsSECTION 7.Precautions <strong>for</strong> safe handlingHANDLING AND STORAGEConditions <strong>for</strong> safe storage including any incompatibilitiesStorage Temperatures Min 0ºC Max 40ºCIncompatibilitiesFoam, Carbon Dioxide, Dry ChemicalKeep spectators away and avoid breathing dust or vapoursDike and contain spill with inert materials (eg. Sand).Keep spills (and as much as possible cleaning runoffs) out of municipal sewers and open bodies of water.Restrict access to area. <strong>No</strong> smoking or naked lights.Clear area of personnel and move upwind.Alert Fire Brigade and tell them location and nature of hazard.Consider evacuation (or protect in place).Stop leak if safe to do so.Collect recoverable product into labelled containers <strong>for</strong> recycling.Avoid damaging containers. Keep lids on containers when not in useSECTION 8.National exposurestandards <strong>for</strong> mixtureComponentEXPOSURE CONTROLS/PERSONAL PROTECTION<strong>No</strong> exposure standards has been established <strong>for</strong> this productBreathing Zone ppm Breathing Zone mg/m³Personal ProtectionEye:Hands/FeetOtherRespiratorSECTION 9.PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL PROPERTIESAppearance Clear liquidOdour pH Vapour Pressure Vapour Density Boiling Point Melt Freeze0.7 kPa 4.5 152°CSECTION 10.Chemical StabilityTHINNER NO. 8Safety eyewear with splash guards or side shields to prevent eye contact is recommended when usingany paint.Protective clothing. Gloves of neoprene or nitrile rubber - Industrial weight lined gauntletrecommended.Overalls, impervious clothing, barrier cream, eyewash unit, skin cleansing cream.Practice good caution and personal cleanliness to avoid skin contact. Avoid breathing vapours ofheated materials. Wash hands thoroughly be<strong>for</strong>e handling food.STABILITY AND ACTIVITYProduct is considered stable under normal storage and handling conditions.Page 2 of 4Solubility Volatile by WeightImmiscible 100<strong>Resene</strong> Paints Limited
Conditions to Avoid:Freezing, excessive heat and changes in temperatureIncompatible MaterialsHazardous decomposition product Oxides of carbon and hydrogenHazardous reactions Hazardous polymerisation will not occur.THINNER NO. 8Page 3 of 4<strong>Resene</strong> Paints Limited
THINNER NO. 8SECTION 11.TOXICOLOGICAL INFORMATION<strong>No</strong> data available <strong>for</strong> this productComponentOral:LD50 mg/k Dermal:LD50 mg/k Inhale:LC50 ppSECTION 12.HAZARDS IDENTIFICATIONDo not allow the product to enter the environment<strong>No</strong> data available <strong>for</strong> this productComponentFish:LC50 mg/LtBCF:
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