Material Safety Data Sheet - Fryer Clean
Section 01 Identification |
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| MSDS No 600 series. |
Rev 2 Date: 06 August, 2003 |
| Domestic Trade Name: |
Fryer Clean |
| Note: CAS Registry Numbers Are Not Applicable
to Formulated Products. |
Section 02 Statement Of Hazardous Nature
Not classified as hazardous according to the criteria of Worksafe Australia
Section 03 Physical and Health Hazardous Ingredients
| Common Name: |
Ethanolamine. MEA. Monoethanolamine. |
| CAS Registry No.: |
141-43-5 |
| Chemical Name: |
Monoethanolamine. 2-aminoethanol. |
| Hazard % In Formula: |
In Concentrate 48.0%, In working / use solution 7.68% |
| Hazard Reference: |
TLV: TWA 3 ppm, (7.5 mg/m3), STEL 6 ppm, (15 mg/m3). |
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| Common Name: |
Butyl Cellosolve. Butyl Icinol |
| CAS Registry No.: |
111-76-2 |
| Chemical Name: |
2-butoxyethanol |
| Hazard % In Formula: |
In Concentrate 12.0% In working / use solution 1.92% |
| Hazard Reference: |
TLV: TWA 25 ppm, (121 mg/m3) |
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| Common Name: |
DPM |
| CAS Registry No.: |
34590-94-8 |
| Chemical Name: |
Dipropylene Glycol Monomethyl Ether |
| Hazard % In Formula: |
In Concentrate 7.9 %, In working / use solution 1.26% |
| Hazard Reference: |
TLV: TWA 100 ppm, (606 mg/m3); STEL 150, (909 mg/m3). |
Section 03A Other Ingredients not considered hazardous in the formulation
| Ingredients determined not to be hazardous: |
To 100 % |
Section 04 Physical and Chemical Characteristics
| Water Solubility: |
Complete |
| Melting / Freezing Point: |
Lower than 0o C. |
| Appearance: |
Clear orange liquid. |
| Specific Gravity (Water = 1): |
1.000 |
| Percentage Volatiles In Concentrate: |
24.9 % due to solvent. |
| pH of Concentrate: |
In concentrate: 11.5, In working/use solution: 11.5 |
| Odour: |
Strong ammoniacal odour in concentrate. Slightly ammoniacal and vegetable
soap odour in dilution. |
Section 05 Physical Hazard Data
| Flash Point: |
Not determined. |
| Flammable Limits: |
Not determined. |
| Fire Fighting Media: |
Water Spray, CO2, Alcohol foam, Dry chemical. Treat primary
cause of fire. |
| Special Fire Fighting Procedures: |
If quantities of material are stored near cause of fire, self contained
breathing device should be used. |
| Fire / Explosion Hazards: |
Contains class 111A combustible liquid. |
Section 06 Reactivity Data
| Stability: |
Stable. |
| Hazardous Polymerisation: |
Will not occur. |
| Conditions To Avoid: |
Long exposure to materials containing copper, aluminium and strong oxidising
agents. |
| Incompatible Materials: |
Strong oxidising or reducing agents. |
| Hazardous Decomposition Products: |
Acrid smoke and fumes when heated to decomposition. CO. CO2
NOx. and Ammonia may be produced on thermal decomposition. |
Section 07 Health Hazard Data
| Oral Toxicity: |
Not determined for formulation. |
| Skin Toxicity |
Not known for formulation. |
| Carcinogenicity: |
None of the individual materials in this formulation are listed as carcinogens
in the “List of Designated Hazardous Substances” {NOHSC:10005(1994)]. |
Section 08 Symptoms of Overexposure
| Symptoms of Ingestion: |
When concentrate is ingested, may cause nausea, vomiting,
abdominal pain, incoordination, diarrhoea and general weakness. Ingestion
may cause red blood cell haemolysis and possible liver and kidney injury. |
| Symptoms of Inhalation: |
If misted in concentrated form, which is improper use, can cause irritation
of the mucous membrane, nose. eye and throat. |
| Symptoms of Skin Contact: |
May cause dermatitis or irritation in some individuals upon prolonged
contact. Localised skin defatting can be expected from concentrated material
on long contact. |
| Symptoms of Eye Contact: |
Causes painful stinging or burning of eyes and lids, watering of eye,
conjunctivitis, and in concentrated undiluted form may cause opaqueness
of cornea, possibly leading to loss of eye sight. |
Section 09 Emergency First Aid
| For ingestion of concentrate: |
Do not induce vomiting. Immediately give two glasses of water
or milk to dilute. Never give anything to an unconscious person. Call a
physician. Treatment should be directed at the control of symptoms and the
clinical condition of the patient. There is no specific antidote. Main hazard
is due to the irritant properties of amines. Bronchodilators, expectorates,
and antitussives may be of help. |
| For ingestion of use solution: |
Give two glasses of water to dilute. Call Physician. Severe consequences
should not be expected. |
| For Skin: |
As for all foreign materials, wash off concentrate and dilute use solutions
with water. Remove clothing which has been saturated by concentrate. Do
not allow prolonged contact with the concentrated undiluted material as
toxic amounts can be absorbed. |
| For Eyes: |
Immediately flush with plenty of water for at least 15 minutes.
Hold eyelids apart to ensure complete rinsing of the entire surface of
the eye and lids with water. If irritation persists, Get Medical Attention. |
Section 10 Occupational Control Procedures
| Ventilation: |
Use with adequate ventilation. Working solution should not
present any specific hazard. If misted or aerosol generated, local or mechanical
exhaust recommended to maintain the vapour concentration below TLV. This
level should not be reached under normal working conditions. |
| Respiratory Protection: |
Not required under normal working/use conditions. |
| Eye Protection: |
Not normally required. Use if mist will get into the eyes in specific
applications. |
| Skin Protection: |
Use gloves if hands will be continuously in solution. Not normally necessary
in general use. |
| Personal Hygiene: |
As in handling any detergent, wash thoroughly after use. |
Section 11 Precautions for Safe Handling Storage and Use
| Precautionary Measures: |
Avoid contact with eyes and prolonged contact of concentrate
with skin. Avoid breathing misted vapours. Use with adequate ventilation.
Do not store at elevated temperatures. |
| Spills Clean-up Procedures: |
Concentrated materials are packed in small bags 650 ml limiting any spills
to very small quantities. Paper towelling or mopping is sufficient. |
| Disposal Method: |
Bags should be rinsed out when product is diluted for use and then disposed
of in normal waste. |
General Note about Solo Pak Products
Solo Pac Fryer Clean formulation is not similar to other commercial
and domestically available fryer cleaners in that the product has no free caustic
soda. The sachet system used for packaging Solo Pak products into small unit
dosed bags (650 ml in this case) limits the amount of exposure of the concentrate
to very small amounts. Spills can be cleaned up with paper towelling or by mopping.
We know of no serious hazards associated with the proper use and handling of
this product.
Concentrate is diluted in normal use 1: 7.7 (ie. 1 sachet to 5000 ml) with water.
Solo Pak makes no warranty, expressed or implied, as to the accuracy, completeness
or reliability of this information, except that such information is, to the
best of Solo Pak’s knowledge and belief, accurate as of 06 August, 2003.