DATA
SAEETY
MATERIAIJ
BRIGHT KURE & SEAL
PHONE: 1-800-424-9300
EMERGENCY
SIERRA CORP/TK PRODUCTS
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(9521 93e-7223
TNFORI'IATION PHONE:
11400 V{EST 47TH STREET
:
ADDRESS
MTNNETONKf,, MN 55343
NAME OF PREPARER : Safetrr Director
DATE PRINTED : 04/I1/2002
- PRODUCT IDENTIFICATION
SECTION 1
HMTSCODES:HFRP
PRODUCT NAME: BRIGHT KT'RE & SEAI,
2*2 0 r
P R O D U C TC O D E : T K - B R . K & S
SECEION 2 - ================
COMPOSITION/INGREDIENE INFORITIAEION
EXPOSURE LIMITS
WEIGET
OSIIA PEL TLl/ OTEER
ACGIH
PERCENT
CAS NUMBER
COMPONENT
* 6,41 2-95-6
4 35.8
AROMATIC PETROI,EUM DISTILIATES
NA
1OO PPM
95-63-6 28.1
+ TRTMETHYLBENZENE
PPM
25
25 PPM
N/A Range Not Found
POLY METHACRYIATE RESIN
NOT ESTABLISHED
1330-20-7 5.
++ XY],ENE, ISOMERS
MIXED
STEL 150 PPM
].OO PPM
lOO PPM
2 , 2 , A _ T R I M E TH Y L - 1 , 3 - P E N T A N E D I O L Found
6846-50-0 Not
Range
NOT ESTABLISHED
98-82-8 2.L
CUMENE
+ CUMOI,
ISOPROPYLBENZENE,
PPM
50
50 PPM
information.
* fndicates Refer to section 3 for further
hazards.
health
are chronic
that
chemical(s)
40 CFR 372.
requirements of section 313 of Title III and of
to the reporting
toxic chemical(s) subject
+ Indicates
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3 - HEAf,TH HAZARDS IDENTIFICATION
================== SECTION
and inhalation.
鈧瑈e contact,
contact,
P R I M A R Y R O U T E SO F E X P O S U R E : S k i n
EFFECTS OF ACUTE EXPOSTIRE:
watering,
burning,
including
EYES: Contact with eyes may cause irritation
and redness.
and
redness, burning,
including
SKIN: Contact may cause mild skin irritation
may devefop into dermatitis.
Continued exposure
drying and cracking of skin.
to those
similar
effects
Solvents can penet.iate the skin and cause systematic
symptoms.
under inhal-ation
to the eyes and respiratory
are irritating
INHALATION: High vapor concentrations
asthma, drowsiness,
anesthesia,
ftay cauie headaches, dtzziness,
tract,
and possibty death.
and other central- nervous system effects,
unconsciousness,
and diarrhea
nausea/ vomitting
irritation,
INGESTION: Can cause gastrointestinal
or vomit.ing
ingestion
system during
into the respiratory
Smal-I amounts aspirated
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ru vvrv y vl!
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vqups
lttey
HEAT,TH EFEECTS :
CHRONIC
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solvents with permanent brain and nervous system damage (SomeLimes referred to
mj-suse by deliberately
Intentional
Syndrome) .
as Sol-vent or Painter's
SHEET
DATA
MATERIAL SAFETY
BRIGHT KURE & SEAL Daaa.2
may be harmfu-I or fatal. Chronrc
this material
and inhaling
concentrating
sysLem, Iungs/ eyes, skin,
exposure may afso cause damage to the respiratory
Repeated skin contact may
gastrointestinal- spfeen and kidneys.
liver,
tract,
cause persistant or dermatitis.
irritation
MEDICAI CONDITIONS GENERJAILY AGGRAVATED BY EXPOSURE:
respiratory
aggrevated by exposure may incfude skin disorders/
Conditions
(asthma-like) and pre-exrsting l-iver or kidney conditions.
disorders,
. FIRST ATD MEASI'RES
4
SECTION
Remove
IF ON SKIN: Thoroughly wash exposed area with soap and water.
If
before re-use.
Launder contaminated clothing
contaminated clothing.
develops and persists, seek medical attention.
irritation
upper and
IF IN EYES: Fl-ush with large amounts of water for 15 minutes, lifting
persist, seek medical attention.
If symptoms
Iower lids occasionally.
Keep person warm/ quiet and seek
I f S W A L L O W E DD o n o t i n d u c e v o m i t i n g .
:
into lungs can cause severe
of material
Aspiration
immediate medical attention.
I u n g d a m a g e . V O M I T I N G C A N C A U S E C H E M I C A L P N E U M O N I T I SW H I C H C A N B E F A T A L .
:"s difficult,
If breathing
to fresh air.
individual
INHALATION: Move affected
has stopped give
crrr:li f ier^lncrsonnel should administer If breathing
oxygen.
Yqsf
symptoms develop or persist, seek
If respiratory
respiration.
artificial
medical attentron.
SECTION 5 . FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARD DATA
METHOD USED: TCC
FLASH POINT: 110 F
UPPER: 7
BY VOLUME_ LOWER: .48
IN AIR
FLAMMABLE LIMITS
qnr:\/ rq
E X T I N G U I S H I N GM E D I A : F o a m , C O 2 , o r d r y c h e m i c a l i s r e c o m m e n d e d Id:1_ or
recommended to cool or protect exposed maLerials or structures
SPECIAI, FIREE IGHTING PROCEDIIRES:
breathing
wear self-cont.ained
Persons exposed to products should
of combustion
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orrrrinmcnf Tsolate danoe "nauthOrized
ann^r:1- rrq :nrl frrl I nrrltor-f irro A J
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fovrqLU
used under
unfess
for extinguishment,
personnef out. Water may be ineffecive
can displace
Carbon dioxide
by experienced fire f:-ghters.
favorabl-e conditions
oxygen, exerci-se caution when using CO2 in confined areas.
I'NUSUAL FIRE AI{D EXPLOSTON TIAZARDS:
^^' ^F r-niLiOn.
cnrri-c f J -l o r m s Js/ -
a rro o !r Oufrh !e r
\/:nnrq m .:-rJz ho icn.i 1 _ c r l l ^ r r z .h, eJrL+ fY
vl
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of
to a source
distances
\/anors are heavier than air and mav travef considerable
If conLainer is not
where they may cause a ffashback or explosion.
ignition
nrrv nen p r l r Jr r v vnvo tl e d - i f c a n r r r n f r r r c i n 1 _ h e n r e s e n c e o f e x c e s s i v e h e a t .
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r
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SECTION 6 - ACCIDENTAL REI,EASE MEAST'RES
STEPS TO BE TAI(EN IN CASE I"IATERIAL IS RELEASED OR SPILLED:
and hot metal surfaces away from spilI/release.
Keep alI sources of ignition
orrrrinmcn1_ S fua _r)z rtnwinrl
non-snarkinrr ffOm iSOfate
I lr e e eAxrn l o s ai fo n - rn r o or fv v !
vs afea.
v e ,
e lf v vr y
q^rrr-o
Qf nn possible
al n c l k EeEe n r r fn uau r r t h ov r t J - u v e c ] nue r s n n n e
z if
l ouf of release
cIE
u ql I avn !o e r q lu ul q f rr
N y v
MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET
BRIGHT KURE & SEAL EO9E. J
protective
with minimal- risk. Wear appropriate including respiratory
equipment
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q f 1 - 1 r m U I-q-f r l^ ,
nrn1-an1- inn Drerlenf d rJ
sniI I from enf elj n r ^ r O E vrv^u r J , r q -
sc !o Othef
gIIUE!JlrV
f!uvsllU Jyr!! !!vlLt JUv!rtt UI O!Iy
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unauthorized treatment drainage systems and natural- waterways by diking ahead of
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fL rh E
re sni I I SniIIed m ra r i b! e ahsorl-^A sni I I
m L AtU grI iI a Il
IL a e kit.
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DPJrr. v All JIrrr-
\ln]-ifrz fira:rrlhsailjss and federaf, State, locaf if
appropriate and agencies
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7-
SECTION A}ID STOF"AGE
HANDLING
IIAI{DLING INFORT'IATION :
Employees who come in contact with this material must be trained in accordance
to 1910.1200 of the Hazard Communication Standard.
Bond and ground afl- equipment
any pressure.
slowly to refieve
Open container
charge can accumulate by
when transferring from one vessel to another. Static
discharage. The use of
flow or agitation. Ignition can occur by static
proof equipment is recommended and may be required. The use of
explosion
protection is advised when concentrat.j-ons exceed any establ-ished
respiratory
Use good industrial and personaf
and in confined spaces.
exposure limits
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ii q-rA v
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hrrai ono n r a s v e 4 v v ,o
ct ic r^raqh thnrnrrchl rr rf tor . u not wear Contaminated
clothing.
STORAGE INFORMATION:
1n cool-, dry/ well-
Use and store material
tlghtly cfosed.
Keep containers
hot metal and all
surfaces,
from heat, sunlight,
..^h+.i
v e r r L r - ll df L e. c r d r e a s a w a y
- ^l
direct
qArrr-oq nf innjlign. Only in
POSt "NO Smoking or Open ffame" Sign. Store
(see section 10).
materrals
Keep away from incompatible
approved containers.
physical shou-Id meet OSHA
Indoor
damaqe. storage
Protect containers against
fire
and appropriate codes.
standards
OTHER PRECAUTTONS:
r r E - m n r - r r r rn n 1 -: i n e f s r e t a i n
a DO
dangerOUS.
and VapOr, and may be
reSidUe, IiqUid
, ^ r r in r l - r - r r e x n o s e s u c h
r J L i, Ll l
rLr
n n f v - r r, f . r ^ r e dl . p rre ss s ul r zz e ,
r se ' to
o e sur -i e, s -o * d-c r -
s ,l- containers
I
,
They may expode and cause
heat, f1ame, sparks, or other sources of ignition.
should be disposed of in an
severe personal injury or death. AII containers
environmental-1v safe manner in accordance with all- qovernment requfations.
SECTION 8 - CONTROL MEASURSS/PERSONAI PROTECTtrON
RESPIRATORY PROTECTION :
should be implemented to reduce exposure.
controfs
Engineering or administratj-ve
should be used
with an organic vapor cartridge
A N I O S H / M S H Aa p p r o v e d r e s p i r a t o r
concentratr-ons are expected to exceed exposure
where airborne
under conditions
(See Section 2). Use a positive pressure air supplied respr-rator if
limits
are not known, or
there is potential exposure levels
release,
for uncontrolled
may not provide adequate
any other circumstances where air purifying respirators
nrnfonl_ i nn
\ZENTII,ATION:
practices are not adequaLe to maintarn airborne
If current ventilation
ventilation or
exposure limits, additionaf
below the established
concentrations
may be present.,
Where explosive mixtures
exhaust systems may be required.
MATERIAL SAI'ETY DATA SHEET
BRIGHT KURE & SEAL Daao. A
electrical- svstems safe for such locations must be used
PROTECTIVE GI,O\/ES:
i mnorrri nrrc l-A
Prerrent nrnl nnOefl 1 . 1 r lrv eJ n9e a f ecl -1.1nf e-f Lrr; we.1ri ncl ol Orres SOIVentS
tv
protective Launder contaminated clothing
and other appropriate clothing. before
reuse.
EYE PROTECTION:
g^o- g1g^.^r _ e s
^ -
p o r e ntrsr - a r 1
^^f ^^ i- ^homi
q:fof q:fcJ-
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qnlaqhinc
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lq v e \ :ro :nnrnnri:fa if ic likalrz F-.r;o
.
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washes must be avail-abl-e where eve contact can occur.
oTrrER PROTECTTVE CLOTHTNG OR EQUTPMENT:
A source of cfean water should be availabfe for ffushinq eves and skin Showers
are possible.
should be available if larqer spills
WORK/HYGIENIC PR.ACTICES:
Always wash hands before
should be made to minimize contact and spills
Efforts
prompt Follow OSHA and
ot smoking. Clean up spills
eating, drinking,
company guidlines.
SECTfON 9 -
==================== PROPERTfES
PHYSICAUCHEMICAL
COLOR: Various cofors
PHYSICAL STATE: Llquid
SOLUBILITY IN WATER: Insoluble/NegIigible
ODOR: Hydrocarbon odor
SPECIFIC GRAVITY (H2O:1): .94 V A P O RD E N S I T Y : H e a v i e r t h a n a i r .
BOILING RANGE: 210 - 535 F E V A P O R A T I O NR A T E : S l o w e r t h a n n B u A c
(5.78 Lb/gLl
692 g/L
coATrNG V.O.C.:
* VOLATILE: 74.*
DATA =================
======================= SECTION 10 STABILITY/REACTMTY
STABILITY: Stable.
COIIDITIONS TO AVOID:
All nossihle soltrr:es of icrni.tion.
(}IATERIAI,S TO AVOID) :
INCOMPATIBII'ITY
and reducing agents.
to strong oxidizrnq agents
Avoid exposure
IIAZARDOUS DECOMPOSITION OR BYPRODUCTS:
carbon
toxic byproducts such as carbon dioxide,
Combustion may l-iberate
monoxide, various oxides of carbon and nitrogen.
HAZARDOUS OLYMERIZAT]ON Will
P : not occur.
SECTION 11 - TOXICOLOGICAL INFORIiIATION
SENSITIZATION: None known.
C A R C I N O G E N I C I T Y :T h e r e i s n o d a t a a v a i l a b l e to indicate anv components
present at greater than 0.1% may present a carcinogenic halard.-
MATERIAI, DATA
SAE'ETY SHEET
BRIGHT KURE & SEAL P:na. 5
REPRODUCTIVE OXICITY: There
T is no data available indicate
to any components
present at greater than 0.12 ^i tL u .
ma\./ nresenJ- ronrr-rr]rrcf i rzo tLn ^vr is f
u !et/!vuueervu v y
TERATOGENICITY (BIRTH DEFECTS): There is no data avaifable to indicate anv
components present at greater than 0.12 may cause birth defects.
MUTAGENICITY:There is no data to indicate that any component present greater
at
than 0.1% will after DNA.
====-================== SECTfON 12 - ECOLOGICA], fNFORMATION
E N V T R O N M E N T A LA T A : A l t h o u g h n o i n f o r m a t i o n
D is avail_abfe for +L i ^ qnoci fi n
LllAJ
product mj-xture, individuar component.s may by themselves may ocnInaic:I
IIOVE
affects. Trimethyrbenzene is a marine pollutant under 49 cFR 11) 101 .
SECTION 13 - DISPOSAI, CONSIDERATIONS
Thi q nrn.lrrnt- is considered a RCRA hazardous waste due to the characterisic(s)
of
D001 and DOlB. Waste is subject to the land disposal restrictions in 40 CFR
268.40 and may require Lreatment standards. Consul-t sLate and local- regulations
to determine whether they are more st.ringent than the federal requirements.
Container contents should be completely used and conta.iners empty prior Lo
rliqaarrlinn nontainer rinsate could be considered a RCRA hazardous waste and
vrrrY. v
must be discarded in compliance with all applicable regulations. Larger empty
containers, such as drums, should be returned to a professional drum
reconditioner. To assure proper disposal of smaller empty containers, consult
with state and locar regulations and disposaf authorities.
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SECTfON L4 TRA}ISPORTATION INFORMATION
SHIPPING NAME: Combustible liquid . Not regulated qallons
in containers II9
(450 J-iters) or l-ess, and ground travel.
(For containers greater nrr\Im ? rr\l1)6?
t h a n 1 1 9 Oqa fl vl ror n ,s - o !r : i! -I . TTT\
yr o V A. fnlt\J; J7 UL\
PACKINGGROUP:n/ a
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SECTION 15 REGULATOR! INFORIIATfON
A L L I N G R E D I E N T SO F T H ] S P R O D U C T R E L I S T E D O R A R E E X C L U D E DF R O M L I S T I N G O N T H E
A
U S T O X ] C S U B S T A N C E S O N T R O L C T ( T S C A ) C H E M I C A LS U B S T A N C E N V E N T O R Y .
C A I
This product does contain a chemical (s) subject to the reporting requirements of
SARA Title Section 313 (4OCFR 312).
IIf, See section 2.
STATE SPECIFIC REQUIREI\{ENTS:
' l ' ] - !c n r n r { r r n + -^ o e s
i
not contain a chemicaf known to the state of Californra to
cause cancer, birth defects or reproductive harm, subiect to the reguirements of
California Proposition 65.
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