Sandell Manufacturing Company, Inc.
Sandell
www.sandellmfg.com e-mail: moreinfo@sandellmfg.com
Rubber Control Joint
CORPORATE OFFICE BRANCH OFFICE
310 Wayto Rd. 鈥? Schenectady, NY 12303 1700 Vanderbilt Rd. 鈥? Birmingham, AL 35234
Phone: (518) 357-9757 Phone: (205) 263-1030
MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET
1 (800) 283-3888 鈥? Fax: (518) 357-9636 1 (877) SANDELL 鈥? Fax: (205) 263-1033
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MATERIAL IDENTIFICATION REACTIVITY DATA STORAGE, SPILL AND LEAK
INFORMATION PROCEDURES
Stability: Stable at ambient temperature and
pressure.
Chemical Name: Blended EPDM Compound Storage: Store away from sources of heat and
light.
Incompatibility: None known
Note: None of the information listed on this
MSDS should apply to application or use in the Spills: Clean up in a manner consistent with
Hazardous Polymerization: Will not occur
finished state. Only under the most adverse good housekeeping. Handle as a solid waste.
Hazardous Decomposition: Combustion prod-
condition during the manufacturing state is this Do not flush into public sewer or water systems.
ucts include carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide,
data applicable. Disposal: Dispose of in accordance with federal,
and small amounts or aromatic and aliphatic
state, and local regulations. This product is not
hydrocarbons. Smoke from all burning rubber
defined as hazardous by current provisions of
must be considered toxic.
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RCRA. (40CFR261).
HAZARDOUS INGREDIENTS
Zinc Oxide: CAS # 1314-13-2 SECTION 6
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HEALTH HAZARD DATA
Carbon Black: CAS # 1333-86-4
SPECIAL PROTECTION INFORMATION
Threshold Limit Value: N/D
Phenolic Resin: CAS # Not available,
Ventilation: Local exhaust
probable carcinogen. Toxic Level: N/D
Personal Protection Equipment: Avoid skin
Specific Hazard(s): All rubber blends may contact by use of personal protective equipment
emit processing vapors that are toxic. Good
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ventilation is needed. Prolonged and/or
PHYSICAL DATA adequate ventilation for hot processing vapors
repeated contact with skin may cause irritation, and/ or where particular limits are exceeded,
Boiling Point: N/A and inhalation of vapors during processing, can use NIOSH-certified respiratory. Protection is
Vapor Pressure: N/A irritate eyes and respiratory tract. required.
Melting Point: N/A Primary Routes of Entry: Inhalation of pro-
cessing vapors.
Solubility (H2O): Insoluble in water.
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First Aid Procedures:
Specific Gravity: Varies by compound. SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS
Inhalation: Remove to fresh air.
Appearance: Amber, white, or gray rubbery Unusual Hazards: Limits acrid vapors when
solid. Skin Contact: Wash with soap and water. exposed to flames. Toxic gases will form during
Toxicology Information: None generated on combustion and/ or degradation.
this material, but the components possess Excessive Heat: May ignite at excessive pro-
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irritant potential. This product is not listed as cessing temperature. And will produce toxic
FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARD DATA carcinogenic by IARC, NTP, or OSHA. vapors during combustion and pyrolysis.
Flash Point: N/D
Combustibility: Rubber is a 鈥淐lass A鈥? com-
Autoignition: N/D bustible. When this material burns or degrades,
Flammable Limits in Air: N/D toxic gases and vapors are liberated.
Extinguishing Media: Water, protein foams
and ABC dry powder.
Special Fire Fighting Procedures: Positive-
pressure self-contained breathing apparatus
(SCBA) must be used. No personnel may
expose themselves to vapors or smoke without
SCBA. Rubber is a 鈥淐lass A鈥? combustible that
produces toxic combustion products.
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