Project: Doha Convention Center & Tower DOHA, QATAR Client: Qatari Diar Real Estate Investment Company P.O. Box 23175 - Doha - Qatar Project Management: Turner International ‘Turner P.O. Box 24360 Pt. Roundabout, Doha Qatar Tel. +974-441-4781-266 Architect: Murphy/ Jahn [Structural Engineer: Architect of Record: MAGNUSSON rete |) Jancuitects KLEMENCIC SSoseteh oe ENGINEERS “ASSOCIATES Tian auras es care weaind IM.E.P Engineer: Local Engineer: ARUP wher Y ina Gd PRS BeelSees Pac oo.sont Conasting [Special Structure Engineers: Landscape Architect: A \ RAINER SCHMIDT = z . LANDSCHAFTSARCHITEKTEN ‘Absuasse 14, 070597 Suton Fer ors/ 767000, Fax 0711 FOTSOMA ‘Kenzestrafse 576, 80469 Munchen, Tol: +49-0)89-202536.0, Fax: +45-0}89-202535.30 General Contractor: Ssix Construct 1 ‘SIX CONSTRUCT - MIDMAC JV P.O. Box: 32269, Doha, Qatar il Tel: 4974-4474849, Fax: +974-4476958 MEP Contractor: ETA-DEBBAS JV P.O, Box: 2373, Doha, Qatar Tel: +974-44666768, Fax: +974-44688769 ‘Supplier : M. PALLONJI - QATAR (BRANCH OF Q.1.7.) P.0.BOX: 23933 Doha-Qatar. DOCUMENT TITLE: Method Statement For Epoxy coating for "Fire Fighting Pl |JOB NUMBER: [DOCUMENT NUMBER: QC2-536 ED-G-M-G-A-GN-0002 A. if 00 |PREPARED BY: [CHECKED BY: — TAr Y: ee Ee 7 an Ss oth gs 7" [DOCUMENT DATE: [Csi C6ae litem no: size: 712712014 09 9100 Package no Pages : [Transmittal no:@ ‘SixConstruct ! \ DOHA CONVENTION CENTER &TOWER PROJECT Method Statement For Epoxy coating for "Fire Fighting Pipes & Fittings" TERE Na h Wx 2773014 | 8 | sor | pena sii races | ule Rede LUE. RAL 3BOUS/ r ane wassime.n | MUSTAFAS | ain WAHAB REV | M.PALLONJI | ETA-DEBBAS | ETA-DEBBASJV | ETA-DEBBASJV | ETA-DEBBAS | ETA-DEBBASJV QATAR JVHSERISK | ENGINEERING | ENGG.&cOoNsT | 4VQAQC PROJECT (ASSESMENT | DEPARTMENT DEPARTMENT DEPARTIMENT: I DIRECTORATE ‘Mathod Statement ~ Epoxy coating for "Fre Fighting Pipes & Fitts DOCUMENT NUMBER: ED-G-M-G-A-GN-0002-00 Page 1@sixconstuct | DOHA CONVENTION | BE ! CENTER &TOWER | 1) project 10. 11. 12. 13. Table of Contents DESCRI IN Front Page Table of Contents Purpose Scope of Work Definition Reference Documents Tools & Equipments Manpower Responsible Personnel on Site Material Inspection / Storage Construction Sequence and Methodology 9.1 Preparation before Painting 9.2. Surface Preparation 9.3 Painting System or Specification for Fire Fighting Water Pipes - 9.4 Painting Procedures Inspection / Testing Health, Safety and Environment QC Approval and Other Documentary Requirements Attachments : 13.1 Risk Assessment (3 Pages) a, Manual Handling b. Spray Painting c. Risk Matrix 13.2 Inspection and Test Plan (2 Pages) 13.3 _ Installation Check List (1 Page) 13.4 Product Data Sheet (9 Pages) 13.5 Material Safety Data Sheet (19 Pages) Method Statement ~ Epoxy coating for "Fire Fighting Pipes & Fittings” DOCUMENT NUMBER: ED-G-M-G-A-GN-0002-00 Page 2 Page Ni 01 02 03 03 03 04 04 04 05 05 06 06 06 06 07 08 09 10@® snxconstruct. | DOHA CONVENTION Odebbos = ! CENTER &TOWER CONTRACTORS - DOHA COWENTIOK C! M PROJECT 1.0 Purpose The purpose of this Method Statement is to describe the details used and controls to be carried out for the Epoxy coating for “Fire Fighting water Pipes & Fittings” ensure that it complies with Project requirements, specifications (09 9100) and standards. 2.0 Scope of Work This Method Statement is applicable to Epoxy coating for “Fire Fighting water Pipes & Fittings” at Doha Convention Centre & Tower Project. Man power and equipments shall be organized to meet the schedule as per approved construction program. 3.0 Definition 3.1 Abbreviation aaac ~ Quality Assurance Quality Control Ms - Method Statement MEP - Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing RFIA ~ Request for Inspection & Approval MIR - Materials Inspection Request me Inspection and Test Plan TeT = Tool Box Talk 3.2 “Approved” or “Approval” “Approved” or “Approvals” means approved in writing by the applicable Engineers Assistant acting within the scope of their delegate authority. 3.4 “Shop Drawings” “Shop Drawings” means drawings produced where the contract designs drawings require expressing in more basic form to facilitate construction. 35 I Inspecti “Final Inspection” means the inspection of the records of works at completion or at completion of pre-determined elements to ensure that all previous inspections and tests have been satisfactorily carried out and properly recorded. 3.6 “Materials” “Materials" means all items covering the materials or equipments delivered to site that must be incorporated in the project. 3.7 “Method Statements” “Method Statements” means a technical document to be the drawings, specification, standards and codes of pra@Fsixconstruct. | DOHA CONVENTION ! Ul PROJECT CENTER & TOWER __ [_sertenrricross-comcowemov center 4.0 Reference Documents ~ Spe 44 42 43 44 45 46 schedules, work instructions and any other technical document related to a particular work. ns, Drawings. Etc. Sixco Construct Midmac Project Quality Plan Project General Specifications, Section: 09 9100 Approved Shop Drawings Approved Method Statements Approved Material Submittal (MS for "Sand Blasting prior to Epoxy Coating”, Ref: ED-G-M-G-A-GN-0003) Manufacturer's Recommendations / Data Sheets 5.0 Tools and Equipments The following indicative material list may be used for the painting works: 5a 5.2 5.3 5.4 55 5.6 57 5.8 5.9 5.10 S42 Painting brushes of Paint roller of different sizes. Spray machine. Air Compressor. Sand paper. Nuematic drill with paddle. Nuematic grinder. Access equipment, as necessary. Sufficient lighting. Polyethylene sheet and masking tape to cover and protect the surrounding works. Ventilators as necessary. ferent sizes 6.0 Manpower 61 Staff: 6.1.1 Construction Manager 6.1.2 Site Engineer 6.1.3 Supervisor 6.1.4 QC Engineer / Inspector 6.1.5 Quantity Surveyor 6.1.6 Safety Officer : ‘Method Statement ~ Epoxy coating for “Fre Fighting Pipes & Fittings” DOCUMENT NUMBER: ED-G-M-G-A-GN-0002-00* Page a@ SixConstruct DOHA CONVENTION 1 CENTER & TOWER __[sercownucions-soeacowen i PROJECT 6.2 Labour 6.2.1 Foreman 62.2 Trade workers 62.3 Helpers / Labours 6.2.4 Drivers 7.0 Responsible Personnel on Site 7.1 The Project Manager shall be responsible for the overall construction activities. 7.2 The Construction Manager, Site Engineers, Super implement this Method Statement. 7.3 The Material controller shall be responsible for receiving materials on site warehouse. rs and Foremen shall 7.4 — Site Engineer / Supervisor shall check the materials as per manufacture’s recommendation prior to installation and shall be responsible for the installation as per approved shop drawings, 7.5 Safety Officer shall ensure that appropriate / necessary measures are in place at work location to avoid any unexpected events. 7.6 QAQC Inspector shall be responsible for carrying out inspections for the materials delivered on site. He shall document such inspections. 77 QAQC Engineer / Inspector shall monitor the installation activities progressively and shall record all deviation from specification in a form of snags or further as non-conformance not 8.0 Material Inspection / Storage 1 All materials and/or equipments received or purchased shall be inspected and approved by Supervision Consultant before using on site. 8.2 Materials shall be stored in a safe, secured and tidy manner in appropriate condition to prevent deterioration or damage. 8.3 All the paint material shall be stored in enclosed/ protected and well ventilated place according to manufacturer's recommendation [as given in the product technical and safety data sheets} 8.4 The date of manufacturing shall be clearly marked on each paint container and paints that have exceeded their shelf life shall be discarded. ‘Method Statement ~ Epoxy coating for "Fre Fighting pes & Fittirgs" DOCUMENT NUMBER: ED-G-M-G-A-GN-0002-00 Page 5@Psixconsuct | DOHA CONVENTION aaa | CENTER &TOWER ‘MEP ZONTRACTORS - DORA CONVENTION CENTER u PROJECT ; 9.0 Construction Sequence and Methodology 9.1 Preparation before Painting 9.1.1 Paints that shows the signs of leakage or have gelled shall be discarded; any skins that have formed shall be cut and removed before application. 9.1.2 All paints shall be thoroughly mixed before application; quantities over 5 liters/2 pack paints shall be mixed using a power mixer. 9.2 Surface Preparation: Clean and prepare surfaces to be painted according to the manufacturer's instructions for each particular substrate condition and as specified. I.e. Sand Blast as per the Method Statement Reference: ED-G-M-G- A-GN-0003. 9.2.1 Protection Prior to Painting "Prior to start painting area shall be covered with appropriate net to arrest the dust and_ paint spillages on nearby area and equipments shall be masked properly to avoid any damages by painting. 9.3. Painting System or Specification for Fire Fighting Water Pipes 9.3.1 External: (Fire Fighting Water Pipes) = Grit Blast to SA2.5. = Apply one coat of sigma cover 280 to DFT of 50 microns. * Apply finish coat to sigmadur 520 to DFT of 100 microns (50 microns x 2 coats). a 9.4 Painting Procedures 9.4.1 Fire Fighting Water Pipes & Fittings We confirm our compliance to the manufacturer’s detailed applications | procedure. * Prior to any coating application the ambient weather conditions will be measured. Paint will not be applied if the ambient conditions are unacceptable i.e. windy, rain, RH is above 85% or the steel surface temperature is less than 3°c above the dew point. a out 1g shall be carried out in entire accordance withthe i ed in the Product Data Sheets of the approved manufa ‘Method Statement ~ Epoxy coating fo “Fre Fighting Pipes & Fstirgs” DOCUMENT NUMBER: ED-G-M.G-A-GN-0002-00 Page 6@B® sixconstruct DOHA CONVENTION | Ee cael CENTER & TOWER | | eornes-oncmene car | ues 1 PROJECT | The coating shall be applied by the airless spray equipment or brush according to the Paint Manufacturer's recommendations. Wet film thickness will be continuously checked using Elcometer Wet Film Combination by the painter and monitored by Site Supervisor. It will ensure to achieve the required DFT for the specitied primer coat. * DFT reading as frequent as advised by the Contractor/ Client QC will be taken by the Site Supervisor and pattern will be in accordance with the attached "80-20" rule for the average DFT measurement. "DFT readings will be taken by an acceptable DFT gauge (correctly calibrated for the specified thickness) and the readings for the each coat will be recorded. "Application of primer to the DFT of SOmicrons as per manufacturer recommendations (External Coating). "Application of Top Coat (in 2 Coats) to the DFT of 50 microns (External Coating) = Repairs shall be in accordance with manufacturer's recommendation or as specified in the Project specification after dient’s approval. = A inal inspection will be carried out to ensure that average total DFT of the system has been achieved and surface is free from visible coating defects. * Paint materials to be used as per manufacturer recommendations. 10.0 Inspection and Testing 10.1 After completion of the work, the Site Engineer’s who perform an activity are required to raise an RFIA with complete information regarding the scope of inspection, including Test Report & necessary drawings highlighted to show the scope of inspection. He shall systematically check and inspect their work. The inspection shall be performed according to typical checklist and approved Inspection and Test Plans (ITP). 10.2 After Site Engineer’s completed their inspection, RFIA with duly filled Inspection Check List shall be submitted to QAQC Department who after internal inspection shall process the documents to have completed work inspected by Supervision Consultant for their approval. ‘Method Statement ~ Epoxy coating for “Fire Fighting Pipes & Fittings" DOCUMENT NUMBER: ED-G-M-G-A-GN-0002-00 Page 7@eixconsiruct. | DOHA CONVENTION | 8 ET aE CENTER &TOWER | | sess Ul PROJECT debbas DORACOWENTION CENTER Note: 1. RFIA must be processed and submitted to Supervision Consultant 24 hours before the actual inspection and/or witnessing, 2. Preparatory meeting shall be carried out to the execution team as per method statement, material submittal & shop drawings prior to start of work on site (by QA.Q¢ Personal). 11.0 Health, Safety and Environment Safety of all personnel and equipment is the highest priority of ETA-Debbas JV during the execution of the Works. 11.1 Personnel Protective Equipment 11.1.1 Safety Helmet 11.1.2 Safety Goggles (during drilling and use of grinders) ~ 11.1.3 Face shield (during grinding) 11.14 Safety Footwear (steel toes) 11.1.5 Safety Gloves (for material handling) 11.1.6 Coverall (as protective clothing) 11.1.7 Full Body Harness 11.1.8 Respiratory Mask ( if require) 11.2 Tool Box Talk (TBT) * Safety Tool Box Talk shall be given by the site supervisor every week and/or as deemed necessary. * Safety tool Box Talk shall brief the task / subject and shall be given in languages understandable by multinational workforce. * Safety Tool Box Talk attendance shall be recorded on a sheet and signed by attendees. 11.3 Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) All materials shall be identified and all MSDS should be read and understood before use. ‘Method Statement - Epoxy coating for “Fre Fighting Pipes & Fittings" + DOCUMENT NUMBER: £D-G-M-G-A-GN-0002-00 Pages@sixconstuct | DOHA CONVENTION, midm " CENTER &TOWER PROJECT 114 Housekeeping Housekeeping shall be maintained by all personnel working at site. Housekeeping for fabrication and installation shall be as per project safety plan and ETA-Debbas Safety Manual. 11.5 Signage All necessary safety warning and caution signs shall be displayed at work locations. 12.0 QC Approval and Other Documentary Requirements ( Attachment) 12.1 Material Technical Submittal Approval 12.2 Shop Drawing Approval 12.3. Material Inspection Report (MIR) approval 12.4 _ Installation Request for Inspection & Approval (RFIA) Method Statement - Epoxy coating for "Fre Fighting Pipes & Fi , ‘DOCUMENT NUMBER: ED-G-M-G-A-GN-0002-00 , Page 9@Psixconsct | DOHA CONVENTION ! CENTER &TOWER u PROJECT 13. Attachments ‘Method Statement ~ Epoxy coating for "Fire Fighting Pipes & Fittings DOCUMENT NUMBER: ED-G-M-G-A-GN-0002-00 Page 10@Pesixconstruct | DOHA CONVENTION TO cetbas. 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Inspection of Materials las per approved MIR [As per manufaeurer Recommendations & JApproved Method Statement 4. [Ambient Weather Conditions las per manufacurer Recommendations & 5 |Surface Preparation is lApproved Method Statement las per manufacurer Recommendations & Product Data Sheets [visual 6 [Primer coat 7 |Surface Free from Visible Coating Defects 8 {Top Coat (in 2 Coats) |As per manufacurer Recommendations & Product Data Sheets 9 [Surface Free from Visible Coating Defects & |Visual & As per manufacurer {Total DFT IRecommendations __ Attchoment to Method Statement - Epory coating for "Fre Fighting Pipes & tings” Document No: ED-G-M-G-A-GN0002.00PF sixconsiruct * midmac tl DOHA CONVENTION CENTER &TOWER TORS -DOHA COWENTION CENTER PROJECT ES 13.4 Product Data Sheet ‘Method statement ~ Epoxy coating for "Fre Fighting Pipes & Fittings" DOCUMENT NUMBER: ED:6-11-G-A-GN-0002-00 Page 14SIGMACOVER 280 S pages November 2010 Revision of February 2010 DESCRIPTION ‘wo component polyamide cured epoxy primer PRINCIPAL CHARACTERISTICS ‘general purpose epoxy primer in protective coating systems for steel and Non ferrous metals = good adhesion to steel and gaivanised steel = good adhesion to nonferrous metals = good flow and weting properties = good water and corrosion resistance = cures at temperatures down to +5°C = suilable fr touching up of weld seams and damages of epoxy coatings ‘during construction = excellent recoatabilty = can be overcoated with most alkyd, chlorinated ruber, vinyl, epoxy- and {wo component polyurethane coatings ~ suitable on wet blast cleaned substrates (damp or 4) = compatible with well designed cathodic protection systems COLOURS AND GLOSS yellowigreen (redbrown on request) - eggshell BASIC DATAAT 20°C. (1 gfem*= 8.25 Ib1US gal; 1 m*N = 40.7 RUS gal) (data for mixed product) Mass density 1.3.glom* Volume solos 57 22% VOC (supplied) max. 327 gfkg (Directive 1999/13/EC, SED) max. 432 gl (approx. 36 Ibigal) Recommended dry film thickness 50 - 100 um depending on system ‘Theoretical spreading rate ‘1.4 mi for 50 pm, 5.7 ml for 100 pm * TTouch dry after 4.5 hour Overcoating interval min, see tables * max. see tables * Full cure after 7 days" (data for components) ‘Shelf life (cool and dry place) atleast 24 months * see additonal data : .SIGMACOVER 280 RECOMMENDED ‘SUBSTRATE CONDITIONS AND TEMPERATURES ‘SYSTEM SPECIFICATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE Induction time Pot ite mA ines November 2010 = forimmersion exposure: + steel or steel with not approved zinc silicate shop primer; blast cleaned (cry or wat) to IS0-$a2%, basting profile 30 - 75 um + steel wih approved zinc silicate shop primer, weld seams and areas of damaged shop primer or breakdown should be blast cleaned to |SO- ‘$a2%, blasting profile 30 - 75 jm or power tool cleaned to SPSS-Pt3 coated steel; hydrojetted to VIS Ws2 L (blasting profile 30 -75 um) - No} MSC.215(62) Requirements for Water Ballast Tanks: steel; ISO 8501-3:2006 grade P2, with all edges treated to 2 rounded recius of minimum 2 mm or subject to three pass grinding + steel or steel with not approved zine silicate shop primer, bast cleaned to 10-822, blasting profile 30 -75 um steel with approved zinc silicate shop primer, weld seams and areas of damaged shop primer or breakdown should be blast cleaned to ISO- ‘822%, blasting profile 90 -75 ym + for shop primer wth IMO type approval; no addtional requirements = for shop primer without IMO type approval; blast cleaned to ISO-Sa2 removing at least 70% of intact shop primer, blasting profie 20 - 75 bm ~ dust quantity rating "1 for dust size class lower dust size classes to be removed i visible onthe surface tobe coated without magnification (ISO 8502-3:1992) = for atmospheric exposure conditions + steel; blast cleaned to IS0-Sa2%, blasting profle 30-75 um or according to ISO-St3, + shop primed steel; pretreated fo SPSS-PI3 + galvanised stee!; cleaned from grease, salts, contamination and roughened up substrate temperature should be above 5°C and atleast 3°C above dew point during application and curing = maximum relative humidity during application and curing is 85% marine system sheets: 101, 3102, 3103, 3104, ‘3105, 3106 (spec. 5,7), 3107, 3108 mixing ratio by volume: base to hardener 80 : 20 the temperature ofthe mixed base and hardener siould preferably be above 15°C, otherwise extra solvent may be required to cbtan application viscosity too much solvent results in reduced sag resistance and slower cure — thinner should be added after mixing the components none Bhours at 20°C * * sae addtional data GHB PPG Protective & pages Marine CoatingsSIGMACOVER 280 AIRLESS SPRAY Recommended thinner Volume of thinner Nozzle orifice Nozzle pressure AIR SPRAY Recommended thinner Volume of thinner Nozzle oritice Nozzle pressure BRUSH/ROLLER Recommended thinner Volume of thinner CLEANING SOLVENT ‘SAFETY PRECAUTIONS ADDITIONAL DATA mn eGaTINGs November 2010 Thinner 91-92 (010%, depending on required thickness and application conditions approx. 0.48 mm (= 0.18 in) 15 MPa (= approx. 150 bar, 2130 p.sii.) Thinner 91-92 (0 10%, depending on required thickness and application conditions 15-2mm 03-04 MPa (= approx. 3-4 bar; 43-57 psi) no extra thinner is necessary, but up to 5% Thinner 91-92 can be added if desired Thinner 90-53, {or paint and recommended thinners see safely sheets 1430, 1431 and relevant material safety datasheets this isa solvent tome paint and care should be taken to avoid inhalation of spray mist or vapour as well as contact between the wet paint and exposed skin oreyes Film thickness and spreading rate theoretical spreading rate mil 11.4 76 57 ] ating 50 75 100 max. aft when brushing: 50 um GED PPG Protective & pages Marine CoatingsSIGMACOVER 280 November 2010 Overcoating table for SigmaCover 280 for dft up to100 um with various two pack epoxy-and [substrate C we | mC OSC polyurethane coatings temperature minimum 36hours 1Shous Shows hours 4 hours interval maximum months months months 4 months 3 months interval when not exposed to sunshine maximum ‘months 3months 3months 2months 2 months interval when exposed to direct sunshine surface should be dry and free from any contamination Overcoating table for SigmaCover 280 for dft up to 100 ym ‘with other types of paint ike: most [substrate sc rn a a chlorinated rubber. vinyh, alkyd | temperature | ‘coatings ‘minimum ‘Yéhous ‘10hours Shows Shours — 2hours interval maximum Ddays 2days 10days days — 4days interval ~ surface should be dry and free from any contamination ~ glossy fishes require a corresponding undercoat Curing table for oft up to 100 um substrate touch dry drytohendle ——‘fullcure temperature 5c ‘hours hous 21 days 10°C 4 hours Shouts tA days 20°C hours 25 hours T days 30°C ‘hour 45 hour 5 days 40°C 45 min ‘hour 30a ~ adequate ventilation must be maintained during appication and curing (please refer to sheets 1433 and 1434) Phos he page 4/5 PPG Protective & Marine CoatingsSIGMACOVER 280 November 2010 Pot lfe (at application viscosity) eC Whours 20°C Bhours S hours hours Worldwide availabilty Whilst itis always the aim of PPG Protective & Marine Coatings to supply the same product on a worldwide basis, sight modification of the product is sometimes necessary to comply with local or nationalrules/ircumstances. Under these circumstances an alternative product data sheetis used. REFERENCES Explanation to product data sheets see information sheet 1411 Safety indications ‘88 information sheet 1430 Safety in confined spaces and heath safety Explosion hazard -toxic hazard see information sheet 1431 Safe working in confined spaces see information sheet 1433, Dicectves for ventilation practice s2 information sheet 1434 Cleaning of steel and removal of rust £2 information sheet 1490 PPG Protective & Marine Coatings Ballast Tank Working Procedure New Building LIMITATION OF LIABILITY ‘The information inthis data sheet is based upon laboratory tests we believe to be accurate ends intended for {uidance only. All commendations or suggestions relating tothe use of the Sigma Coatings products made by PPG Protective & Marine Coatings, whether in technical documentation, or in response to a specific enquiry or otherwise, are based on data which to the best of our knowledge are reliable. The products and information are designed for users having the requisite knowledge and industrial skils and its the end-user's responsiblity to determine the suitability of the product for its intended use. PG Protective & Marine Coatings has no control over either the quality or condition ofthe substrate, or the many factors affecting the use and application ofthe product. PPG Protective & Marine Coatings does therefore not accept any labilty arising from loss, injury or damage resulting from such use or the contents of tis data sheet (unless there are written agreements stating otherwise). ‘The data contained herein are liable to modification as a result of practical experience and continuous product development. ‘This data sheet replaces and annuls all previous issues and itis therefore the user's responsibility to ensure that this ‘sheet is current prior to using the product. ‘The English text ofthis document shall prevail over any translation thereof. Pos m7 179083 yellow/green 4009002200 (144497 base, 142014 hardener) 179085 redrown 16137002200 (144483 hese, 142014 hardener) ma, ective DES page 55 as Maine waeSIGMADUR 520 (SIGMADUR HB FINISH) 4 pages March 2010, Revision of September 2005 DESCRIPTION ‘two component high build semigloss aliphatic acrylic polyurethane finish PRINCIPAL CHARACTERISTICS COLOURS AND GLOSS BASIC DATAAT 20°C Mass density Volume solids ‘VOC (supplied) Recommended dry fm thickness ‘Theoretical spreading rate Touch ery after Overcoating interval Fullcure after Shelf lite (cool and dy place) Flash point RECOMMENDED ‘SUBSTRATE CONDITIONS ‘AND TEMPERATURES easy application by roller and airless spray = unlimited recoatable excellent resistence to atmospheric exposure conditions = good colour and gloss retention (aluminium version becomes grey) = non-chaiking, nan-yelowing — cures at temperatures down to -5°C = tough and abrasion resistant = resistant to spiash of mineral and vegetable ols, rareffns, aliphatic petroleum products and mid chemicals = can be recoated even after long atmospheric expcsure full colour range and aluminium as RAL 9006 availabe - semigioss (1 glom® = 8.25 Ib/US gal; 1 mi = 40.7 FIUS gal) (Gata for mixed product) 1.4 glom (white) 41.4 glom? (aluminium) 58 £ 2% (white), 48 + 2% (aluminium) max. 287 ghkg (Directive 1998/13IEC, SED) (white) max. 377 ghg (Directive 199/13/EC, SED) (RAL 90¢6) max. 383 gf (approx. 3.2 Ib/gal) (white) max. 405 g/l (approx. 3.4 Ibgal) aluminium) 50 - 7 um depending on system 41.8 m*A for 50 um, 7.7 ml for 75 pmn* ‘hour min. 6 hours * (Gata for components) atleast 24 months base 28°C, hardener 42°C * see addtional data previous coat; (epoxy or polyurethane) dry and fee from any contamination and sufficiently roughened i necessary during application and curing a substrate temperature down to-5°C is acceptable provided the substrate is dry and fee from ioe — substrate temperature shouldbe at least 3°C above dew point maximum relative humidity during application and curing is 85% ~ premature exposure to early condensation and ren may cause colour and gloss change PPG Protective & peoe Marine CoatingsSIGMADUR 520 (SIGMADUR HB FINISH) DATA INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE Induction time Pott AIRLESS SPRAY Recommended thinner Volume of thinner Nozzle orice Nozzle pressure ‘AIR SPRAY Recommended thinner Volume of thinner Nozzle orifice Nozzle pressure BRUSHIROLLER Recommended thinner Volume of thinner CLEANING SOLVENT SAFETY PRECAUTIONS ADDITIONAL DATA March 2010 mixing ratio by volume: base to hardener 88 : 12 the temperature of the mixed base and hardener should preferably be above 10°C, othemnise extra solvent may be required to obtain application viscosity = too much solvent results in reduced sag resistenoe = thinner shouid be added after mixing the components none Shours at 20°C* * see additional data Thinner 21-06 (0.- 5%, depending on required thickness and gpplicaton conditions ‘approx. 0.46 mm (= 0.018 in) 15MPa (= approx. 150 bar, 2130 psi.) ‘Thinner 21-06 510%, depending on required thickness and application conditions 41-4.5mm 0.3 - 0.4 MPa (= approx. 3-4 bar; 43-87 psi) Thinner 21-06 0-5% Thinner 90-53 {or paint and recommended thinners see safety sheels 1430, 1431 and relevant material safety data sheets this isa solvent borne paint and care shouldbe taken to avoid inhalation of spray ist or vapour as well as contact between the wel paint and exposed skin or eyes ~ contains a toxe pohsocyanate curing agent avoid at all times inhalation of aerosol spraymist Film thickness and spreading rate theoretical spreading rate m/l colours n6 WW aluminium 96 64 dftin pm 50 75 PPG Protective & page 24 Marine CoatingsSIGMADUR 520 (SIGMADUR HB FINISH) DATA availabilty REFERENCES sicma Eearines Merch 2010 Overcoating table for SigmaDur products substrate sc OC «WC OC WC AS | temperature | minimum “6 8 6 3 3 interval hours hours hours hours hours hours, maximum Unlimited when cleaned from any contamination interval ~ surface should be dy and free fom any contamination Curing table substrate temperature dry tohandle full cure -C 2ahours TB days oc 16 hours ‘11 days 10°C 8 hours 6 days 2c 6 hours A days 30°C 5 hours 3 days: orc 3 hours 2 days adequate ventlation must be maintained curing application and curing (please refer to sheets 1433 and 1434) = premature exposure to early condensation and rain may cause colour and gloss change Pot life (at application viscosity) 10°C T hours |zrc S hours |s0°c hours 40°C 2 hours Whilst itis always the aim of PPG Protective & Marine Coatings to supply the same product on a worldwide basis, slight modification ofthe product is sometimes necessary to comply with local or national rules/crcumstances. Under these circumstances an alternative product datasheet i used. Explanation to product data sheets see information sheet 1411 Sefety indications see information sheet 1480 Safety in confined spaces and health safety Explosion hazard - toxic hazard see information sheet 1431 Safe working in confined spaces see information sheet 1433, Directives for ventilation practice see information sheet 1434 PPG Protective & Marine Coatings age aieSIGMADUR 520 (SIGMADUR HB FINISH) March 2010 LIMITATION OF LIABILITY The information inthis data sheet is based upon laboratory tests we believe to be accurate andi intended for guidance only. ll recommendations or suggestions relating tothe use ofthe Sigma Coatings products made by PPG Protective & Marine Coatings, whether in technical documentation, or in response toa specfic enquiry, or otherwise, are based on data which tothe best of our knowledge are reliable, The products and information are designed for users having the requisite knowledge and industrial skills and itis the end-user's responsibilty to determine the suutabilty of the product forts intended use. PPG Protective & Marine Coatings has no control over either the quality or condition ofthe substrate, or the many factors affecting the use and application of the product. PPG Protective & Marine Coatings does therefore not accept any liability arising from loss, injury or damage resulting from such use or the contents of this data sheet (unless there are written agreements stating otherwise). ‘The data contained herein ae liable to modification as a result of practical experience and continuous product development. This data sheet replaces and annus all previous issues anditis therefore the user's responsibilty to ensure that this sheets current prior to using the product. ‘The English text of this document shall prevail over any translation thereof. Pos 7526 119852 white ooooa2200 183212 aluminum 9006262200 > 2005 PPG Protective & ohiNerd page 4/4 as Marine Coatings@Peixconstruct | DOHA.CONVENTION CENTER &TOWER Tilorfl } - Ul PROJECT 13.5 Material Safety Data Sheet “Method Statement ~ Epoxy costing for "Fire Fighting Pipes & Fittings" DOCUMENT NUMBER: ED-G-M-G-A-GN-0002-00 Page 15SAFETY DATA SHEET This sey dota shee s prepared in eccordence wih EU diectve S1/155EC amended by recive 2001188720. | SIGMACOVER 280 (SIGMA UNIVERSAL PRIMER/SIGMACOVER PRIMER) |HARDENER MSDS UK 01 / EN Version 4:3, Print Date 3/27/2007 Revision dale 16-03-07 1. IDENTIFICATION OF THE SUBSTANCE/PREPARATION AND OF THE COMPANY/UNDERTAKING Product information ‘Trade name SIGMACOVER 280 (SIGMA UNIVERSAL PRIMERSIGMACOVER PRIMER) HARDENER Recommended use solvent based, two component coating hardener ‘Company SigmaKalon Belgium N.. Tweemonisraa 104 2100 Deume-Aniwerpen “Telephone $323 3406311 Telefax 45323 3606437 Emergency telephone number +431:204075210 12. COMPOSITION/INFORMATION ON INGREDIENTS. [Components EGNe [GASNa [BSD [Now ‘Casi feation | Concentration POLYAMIDE EPOXY >=10.00-<25.00%6 ADDUCT xslene BESET [T3207 asm [Nowe [RIO SDD) EDI Xa; R221 is R38 Tobatanad TOTTaEO | TERET |B Ro S=D000- <5 007 RIO Xi; RI738, RAL einlbeazere DEBS [100A [TH FRI S=E50- TODO Xa; R20 Tae TOOTS [OTE |r aE 250-00 (imethyleminomethy)- XisR3638 WORSE [TRIES |B XRT S=100- =12.50- «20008 Selvestnaphiha (pevoleam), [E190 | OTAEIES Noa Hi Now [RIO S=T0.00- SIE Tight arom, > NiRSUSS Xa R6S Xi, R37 * R66 RET Siybeazene WOESTA [TOA | TH E30 TOU Tameony-Tmetiglegl | IOESOES | 10RASS | 1H Rio 30-100 seette Xi: R36 wide wae XRD S500 250% RS Ba T2eepenametnyie [IST [aSTCICT NRO SORE 0% Piperi} sebacate RB THOS | RIOTEITT WRSTSS TTD RAB Eebseate For components with an occupational threshold limit value see chapter 8 {multiple components wit identical identifiers appear, these have different hazardous properes eg. flashpoint.SAFETY DATA SHEET Mis saat data shee is prepared nsccordence wih EU dectve SY/ISSEEC amended by drectve 20017588. |SIGMADUR 520 (HB FINISH) BASE (LEAD FREE COLOURS) MSDS UK 01 / EN Version 5:7 Prt Date 9272007 Revision date 17-03. [3. HAZARDS IDENTIFICATION Rephrases): FLAMMABLE. HARMFUL BY INHALATION AND IN CONTACT WITH SKIN, HARMFUL TO AQUATIC ORGANISMS, MAY CAUSE LONG-TERM ADVERSE EFFECTS IN THE AQUATIC ENVIRONMENT. Pephrase(s): CConisins; Bis(1.2.2,66-pentamethyl-+-pipridy)sebucae, Methyl 1 sebscate ‘May produce an allergic reaction, 6.6-pentamethy--pipridyl 4. FIRST AID MEASURES General advice + When symptoms persist rin all eases of doubt seek medical advice. Never give anything by mouth to an uncoaseious person. Eye contact Irigate copiously with clean, fesh water frat eas 10 minutes, hlding the eyelids apan. Remove comat lenses, Seek medical advice. Skin contact ‘Take off all conisminated clothing immediatly. Wish skin thoroughly with Sap and water or use recognized skin cleanser. DoNOT use solvents or thinners. Inhalation Remove to ftesh it. Keep patient warm and at res. If breathing i regular ‘or stopped, administer artificial respiration If unconscious place in recovery position and seck medial advice. Ingest Ifaccidenly swallowed obtain immediate medical tention. Keep atest. Do sotinduce vomiting Burns [spills on clothing catch fire, wash with plenty of ater, Remove lose clothing. Do not remove clothing that has melted tothe skin Obtain medical 5. FIRE-FIGHTING MEASURES Specific hazards during fre ‘As the product contains combustible organic component, fire will produce fighting dense black smoke containing hazardous products ef combustion see section 10) Exposure to decomposition products may bea hazard o health. Cool closed containers exposed to fie with wster spray. Do not allow us-of from fire fighting to enter dain or watercourses. ‘Special protective equipment Ta the event offre, wea sel-contsined breathing spars, for firefighters Sultableextinguishing media: Use water spay, aleobol-esistat foam, dry chemical or carbon dioxide Keep containers and suroundings col with water spay. Extinguishing media which Do NOT use waterjet ‘must not be used for safety‘SAFETY DATA SHEET : sISMa. This safety ata shoots propaedneccordence wih EV dctve SVASBEE amended by recive ESR 2001saee. : 'SIGMADUR 520 (HB FINISH) BASE (LEAD FREE COLOURS) MSDS UK 01 / EN Version 57 Print Date 927/207 Revision date 17-0307 \6. ACCIDENTAL RELEASE MEASURES Personal precautions UUsepersonal protective equipment. Ventilate the ae. Refer o protective ‘measures listed in sections T and 8, Wear respiratory protection. Beware of ‘vapours accumulating to form explosive coneetrasons. Vapours can accurmlate in low ares, Remove al ourees of igition Environmental precautions ‘Tey 1 prevent the material om entering drains or waterways. the product contaminates rivers sn lakes or drains inform respective authorities Methods for cleaning up (Clean with detergents. Avoid solvents, Contain and collect spillage with non combustible absorbent material, (e sand, earth, disemaceous earth, ‘ermicalte) and place ia container for disposal according to local / ational regulations (see secon 13). Additonal advice Refer to section 1S for specific national regulation l7. HANDLING AND STORAGE Handling Safe handling advice ‘Avoid exceeding ofthe given occupational exposu limits (se section 8), ‘Use only nara provide with appropriate exhaust ventilation, Avoid contact with skin, eyes and clothing. Smoking, eating and crnking should be prohibited in the application srea, Avoid inbslation of vapour or mist. Fer personal protection ste section 8 Advice on protection against Prevent the erestion of fsmmable or explosive consentaions of vapourin ‘ire and exp sirand avoid vapour concentration higher than the occupational exposute limits When sansfrring fom one coniainer to anciher apply earthing ‘measures and use conducive hose material. No sparking tools should be used. Take necessary action to avoid state eleeriy discharge (which might ‘cause ignition of orgie vapours), The product shuld only be used in areas fiom which all asked lights end other sourees oF ignition have been excluded. 'No smoking. The accumulation of contaminated rays and dry overspray, paricularlyin spay boot filters, may ceslt in spontaneous combustion, Goot housekeeping standards, regular safe removal of waste materials and regular maintenance of spray booth fiers will mininise the risks of spontaneous combustion and other ire hazards Storage Requirements for storage areas: Observe label precauions. Prevent unauthorized acess. Containers whieh and containers sre opened mus: be carefully resealed and kept upright to prevent leakage. Store between 5 and 25°C (4} «77 F) in dry, well ventilated place away ‘hom sources of heat, ignition and ret sunlight. Solvent vapour are heavier than ai and may spread along floors. Vapours may form explosive mixtures with ir. Electra installations / working materials must comply with the technological safety standards. Keep away fom sources of ignition -No smoking Stere in acordance with the panicular ational regulations (see section 15). Further information ‘Tis product must be stored in accordance with the Highly Flammable Liquids and Liguered Pecrleum Gases Regulations 1972. Advice on common storage ‘Keep away fom oxidising agents and srongly acidor alkaline materials |b. EXPOSURE CONTROLS / PERSONAL PROTECTION. Minimum ventilated sir quantity for I liter of produst TOREACH TLY 2472 m3 Basis: EH40 (UK) TO REACH 10% LEL 1085 mat TLY ofthe product 184 mgina Basis: EHO (UK) 38SAFETY DATA SHEET This safety cata sheets prepared in eccordence wih EU drectve S1/SS/EC amended by dectve poowssree. ‘SIGMADUR 520 (HB FINISH) BASE (LEAD FREE COLOURS) MSDS UK 01 /EN Version 5.7 Print Date 9/27/2007 Revision date 17.03.07 Components onthe national andi the European TLV ist (9824/8): Components CASNo, | Value [Value [Basie Img} | fom) Talene T0a07 231 30. EUELV TWA can be absorbed through skin 42 foo | EUELVSTEL Solvent raphika (pouslaun), Tight arom | 6ATAIDE6 [Ta ESIGTWA aylbeaaere Tost [zz [ic0 EVERY TWA can be absorbed through skin sei 200 | EUELVSTEL Taaetheay-T metal seca TSE [FS [50] EVELV TWA can be absorbed through skin 550/100 | EUELVSTEL. ‘Personal protective equipment General advice Respiratory protection Hand protection Eye protection ‘Skin and body protection ‘When operators, whether spraying or nat, have to work inside the spray booth, ventilation is unlkly tobe sufficient © contol particulates and solvent ‘apour inal cases. In such circumstance they should wear a comprested sir fed respirator during the spraying process and unl such time asthe ‘particulates and solvent vapour concentation has fallen Below the exposure Timi. For prolonged or repeated contact use protetive gloves, ‘Barir creams may help o protect the exposed aris of shin, they should however not be applied ence exposure has oveurel ‘Skin shouldbe washed ar contact. Use chemical resistant gloves classified under Stardard EN 374: Protective {loves aguins chemicals and micro-organisms. Recommended gloves: Viton ‘Minimum breakthrough time: 480 min ‘The recomended gloss are based on most common solvent in his produc. ‘When prolonged or frequently repented contact may occur, glove wih protection clas of 6 (orealthrough ime grater then 480 minutes according to EN 374) s recommended. When only brief contact is expecied,a glove with protection clas of? or higher (breakthrough time greater than 30, rinutes acording to EN 374) s recommended. NOTICE: The selection ofa specific glove for apeicula aplication and ‘aration of ese in workplace should also take ite account all relevant ‘workplace fctos such af, but ot limited to: Othe: chemicals which may be ‘handled physialrequirements (euvpuncureprotecion, dexterity, thermal protection), potential body reactions to glovematerals as welts the instuctonsspecfieatons provided by the glove suppl. (Chemica resistant goggles must be wor, Personel should wear protective clothing. Skin shouldbe washed afer contact, Working clothes mast not consist of textiles, which show 2 dangerous melting bebaviur in ease of fire. Worker: should wear antistatic aotearSAFETY DATA SHEET E meas This safety data shoot proparadn accordance wah EU rect BY/ISSEC aranded by recive Sess hes Horseee |SIGMADUR 520 (HB FINISH) BASE (LEAD FREE COLOURS) MSDS UK 01 / EN Version 8.7 Print Dato 9727/2007 Revision dato 17-03-07 Environmental protection Refer to national regulations in chapter 15 for regiltions on environmental protection Personal protestion Protective equipment Enclosing glasses, safety gloves and P2A2 halffice combi mask Please contact your personal protection equipment supplier for further advice '9, PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL PROPERTIES Form viscous Colour various Odour slight aromarc Flash point 300°C Note: Calevlated ‘Autoignition temperature >350°C Upper explosion limit 127%) Lower explosion limit os3%v) Density LY? gems 220°C Water solubiity insoluble pH Viscosity, dynamle 700 mPa 223°C Flow time >= 60s ‘Traneverel section: 6 mim ‘Method: 150 2431 (EN 535) 6 mm CUP lo. STABILITY AND REACTIVITY Conditions to avoid Avoid temperatures shove 60°C (140 F), direct sunlight and contact with sources of heat Hazardous reactions Keep away from oxidising agents, strongly alkaline and strongly acid materials n order to avoid exothermic reactions Hazardous decomposition In care of fire hazardous decomposition products may be produced sucha: products Carbon dioxide (C02), carbon monoxide (CO), ordes of nittogen (NOx), dense black smoke |11. TOXICOLOGICAL INFORMATION Acute oral toxicity May cause nausea, abéominal spasms and ination ofthe mucous ‘membranes. Acute inhalation toxicity Exposure to component solvent vapours concentration in excess ofthe stated occupational exporue limit ay result in adversehealth effects, Such as: rcous mensbraneitatin, respiratory system iritation, adverse effects on [eidaey, lve and central nervous system. Symptoms and signs: headache, dizziness, fatigue, muscular weakness, drowsiness end in exteme ease loss ‘of consciousness ‘Skin iritaion Repeated or prolonged contact withthe preparation may cause removal of ‘tural ft from the skin resulting in desiccation ofthe skin. The product may be absorbed through the skin Eye contact “The liquid splashed in the eyes may cause imitation and reversible damage Further information “There is no data available for this product onSAFETY DATA SHEET sig This safety cata sheet is prepared in accordence wih EU decive 91 SS/EC amended by.arecive ee 200186. |SIGMADUR 520 (HB FINISH) BASE (LEAD FREE COLOURS) MSDS UK 01 JEN Version 57 Print Date 3727/2007 Revision date 17-03-07 Acute Toxicity Data for Components 112. ECOLOGICAL INFORMATION Further information ‘The preparation has ben asessd following the conventional method ofthe Dangerous Preparations Directive 1999/4/EC ad is classified fr ‘ccotanicological properties accordingly. See sections 2 and 15 fer details. |13. DISPOSAL CONSIDERATIONS Product “The product should not be allowed to enter drains, watercourses or the sol Disposal together with noma wastes not allow, Special disposal required sccording toca regulations. ‘Waste key forthe unused ‘The European Waste Catalogue classification ofthis product, when disposeé product of as waste is: (0801 11 Waste paint and varnish containing orgatc solvents or oer dangerous subsunces this product is flly cured or mixed with other wastes, this ce may 20 longer apply. If mixed with other wastes, the appropriate code shouldbe sssigned. For fuer information contact your acl wase authority 114. TRANSPORT INFORMATION ‘Transport within user's premises: always wanspor in closed conainers that are upig, labelled and secure. Ensure that person trnsporing the product now what todo inthe even of an acident or spillage “Transport be in accordance with ADR for road, IMDG for sea and IATA for air wanspor: UNNe 1263 Proper sipping name PAINT Chass 3 Packing group mn Label 3 Proper shipping name (ADR) Pant Marine Pollutant (IMDG)P.PP.-) P ‘Maine Pollutant componeat (IMDG) ‘solvent naphtha (petroleum), light aromatic Ems (IMDG) PE,SE Limited quantity (ADR) ‘Max. pe inner pack: $00 L Max. per outer pack : 30,00 KG Limited quantity (MDG) Max. perimer pac. : 5.00 L ‘Max. per outer pack: 30.00 KG Nowe pack sizes less than 4501, under the terms of 2.23.15, this product is nt subjet to the provisions of ADR.SAFETY DATA SHEET sista, This safety deta sheet is prepared in accordance wih EU dhecve SY/SSEC amonded by dreclve Nes ROOMSBEC. |SIGMADUR 520 (HB FINISH) BASE (LEAD FREE COLOURS) MSDS UK 01 / EN Version 57 Print Date 2/27/2007 Revision data 1703-07. '18. REGULATORY INFORMATION ‘The product is classified and labelled in accordance with Directive 1999/4S/EC. Harmful Hazardous components which must be sted on the label + xylene Rephrase(s) R10 Flammable R021 ‘Harmful by inalaion andin contact with skin. S253, HLamnfl to aquatic organisms, may cause long-term savers effete in the agusie envionment Siphrase(s) 3 Do not breathe spray $3637 ‘Wear suitable protective cosing ad gloves. S38 Incase of insufficient ventlaion, wear sutable respiratory equipment. S61 ‘Avoid release othe envirenment. Refer to special insruetonssafery daa shee Pephrase(s) Contains: Bis(1,226,6-pentamethyl-4-pperigy) sebacete, Mey sebacete “May produce an allergic reaction. (2.2.6 6pentamethyl--pipendyl ‘The information contained inthis safety data shet does zt const the use’ ow assesment of workplace rts, os ‘equzed by other health and safety legislation. The provisions of the national health and safety at work regulations apply tothe use ofthis product t work Nationa Further information Highly Flammable Liguids and Ligueied Pewoleum Gases Regulations, 1972,, HS (G) 178, Spaying of Flammable Liquids. HSE, HS (G) 176, Storage of Flammable Liguis in Tanks, HSE., HS (G) 31, Storage of| Flammable Ligid in Contanes, HSE., HS (G) 3, An introduction to Local Exhaust Ventilation, HSE, Health and Safety at Work ete Act, 1974, and ‘relevant Sttutory Provisions, Environmental rtection Act, 1990 and associated legislation, The Special Waste Regulaions, 1996 and amendments, The Chemicals (Hezard Information and Packaging or Supply) ‘Regulations, 1994 and amendments, EH 40, Occeptional Exposure Limits, HSE. Revised annually, H1S(G) $3, Respiratory Protective Equipment -A Practical Guide fr Uses, HSE., HS(G) 97, A Step by Step guide to COSHH Regulations, HSE, EH 173, Monitoring Statepes for Toxic Substances, HSE. ion 7.SAFETY DATA SHEET This sefty deta shet is prepared in accordence wih EU crete S1/1SBEC amended by. drecive Osa. : |SIGMADUR 520 (HB FINISH) BASE (LEAD FREE COLOURS) MSDS UK 01 / EN Version 57 Print Date 1/27/2007 Revision date 17-03-07 116. OTHER INFORMATION This product contains a complex misture af hydrcirbons, Detailed information ean be obsined fom the producer. Explanation of R-phrases mentioned In seetion 2 aylene R10 Flammable R202] Harmful by inhalation and in contact with skin. RS Iatingf sin, Solvent naphtha (petoleam), light arom RIO Flammable RSI/S3 Tonic toagutic organisms, may cause longterm adverse effects in the aqutc environment. R65 Harmful: may eause ung damage if swallowed. B37 Triating to respiratory sytem R66 Repeated exposure may caus kin drynes or cracking RO? ‘Vapours may cause drowsiness and diziness ethylbenzene RIL Highly Qammable. R20 Harmfl by inhalation, 2-methoxy-L-methyletyl acetate R10 Flammable R36 Tritating to eyes. amide wax R20 “Harmful by inhalation. RSS “May eause long-term averse effets inthe aquatic Bis(12.2,66-pentametiyl4-piperdyl) RAS ‘May cause sensitization by skin contact. sebacate S053 Very toni to aquatic organi, may cause long-term adverse effects inthe aquatic evironmert. Methyl 122,6,6-pentamethy!-4-piperidyl R43 ‘May cause sensitization by skis contact sebacate RS1/S3 Tonic toaguatc organisms, may eause long-term adverse effects inthe aguatic envionment Version: $.7 Revision ate 17.03.2007 “The information contained in this safety dat sheets based onthe present state of knowledge and curent European and [National legislation atthe dete of sue, The supplier reserves the right to mty data om te sfery datasheet witout further notice. Any change n data will normally be followed by the issue of a new safety datasheet. The wser should check the date of issue and if more than 12 months have elapsed, thea te data should only’be used afer checking with ‘he nearest sles office ofthe supplier wo establish thatthe daa is il vali. As the speci conditions of use of the ‘produet are outside the suppliers conch the supplier isnot reponsibe forthe (negative) consequences of these specific conditions of use, which ae ouside ofthe suppliers. contol and which ace aot compliant wih the banding, storage Sand other insructions in this safe data set. Ate ll components) stated nthe relevant Technical Data Sheet have been mixed th sty precautions mentioned for each oF the commponent(s) safety data sheets and lbels shouldbe used in assessing the safety precautions Of the mixed product, For further information see tecnica datasheet number: 752425851- Revision dte2009-12-29 SAFETY DATA SHEET 4. IDENTIFICATION OF THE SUBSTANCE/PREPARATION AND THE COMPANY In-house No. 1492 Supplier [AB GOTESORGS TERMOMETERFABRIK Sodra Léngebergsgatan 20, SE-421 32 Vastra Frolunda Tel: 031-680480 Fax: 031-680717 2. COMPOSITION/INFORMATION ON INGREDIENTS Name ECNo. CASNo. Content Symbol_—_-R-phrasos 2620-78-48 95% ‘S00 section 16 for explanations to R-phrases 3. HAZARDS IDENTIFICATION EYE CONTACT: canta the eyes. SKIN CONTACT: may give ittations to the skin INGESTION. may cause nausea, vomiting and dizortea. INHALATION: may iitate the ‘mucuos membranes. Limited evidenca ofa carcinogenic effect. 4, FIRST AID MEASURES Inhatation Move the exposed person to fresh air at ence. Provide rest, warmth and fresh ai. Ingestion NEVER MAKE AN UNCONSCIOUS PERSON VOMIT OR DRINK FLUIDS! Promptly get affected personnel to drink large volumes of wate" to dilute the swallowed chemical ‘lier the liquid has been swallowed, ty to induce vomiting by having effected person touch back of his throat with his finger. Get medical atfention. When unconscious, loosen tight clothing end position in secured recovery position skin Wash off promptly and flush contaminated skin with water, Promptly remove clothing i soaked through and flush skin with water. Eyes Promptly wach eyes wit planty of water while iting the aye lds. Continue to rinse for atleast 15 minutes and get medical attention. 5. FIRE FIGHTING MEASURES Extinguishing media Water spray, fog or mist. Powder, foam or CO2, Special fire fighting procedures Move container from fre vapours a fit can be done without risk. Avoid breathing fre 6. ACCIDENTAL RELEASE MEASURES Spill cleanup methods ‘Avoid contact with skin or inhalation of spillage, dust or vapour. Shovel into dry containers. Cover and move the containers, Flush the area with water. Avoid dust 1A35051 Revision cate2009-12-20 formation. 7. HANDLING AND STORAGE Usage precautions, ‘Avoid piling, skin and eye contact. Storage precautions keep in cool, dy. ventilated storage and closed contsners. Protec from ight, including direct sunrays, Sioe isolated from oxidising materials. Store isolated from reducing agents Storage criteria Chemieal storage. 8. EXPOSURE CONTROLS AND PERSONAL PROTECTION Ventitation Well ventiated area Respirators ‘Wear aspirator if here Is cust formation. Dust iter P2 (fo fine dust) Protective gloves Use protective gloves made of Multayer material (eg 4H, Saranax) Eye protection Use tight fiting goggles if cust is generated Hygienic work practices Wash at the end of each work shif and before eatne, smoking and using the tol. ‘Wash promply If skin becomes contaminated. Promptly remove any clothing that becomes contaminated. No eating or drinking while working with this materia. 9. PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL PROPERTIES Appearance Powder, dust Colour Brown, Mol. weight 305.38 MettiFreez. polint °C, interval) 205 Decomposition temp. (°C) 205 10. STABILITY AND REACTIVITY Stability ‘Avoid: Light Materials to avoid Strong oxicising agents Hazardous decomp. products _High temperatures generate: Very toxic gasesivapousitumes of Carbon monoxide (CO), Carbon dioxide (C02). Nitrous gases (NOx) 11. TOXICOLOGICAL INFORMATION Toxic dose -LD 60: > 190.00 mai (oral rt) Route of entry Inalation. Skin bserption, Ingestion Target organs Blood. Eyes. Skin, Mucous membranes. Medical symptoms Initation of eyes and mucous membranes. Upper respiratory irtaton, Skin irtaton, 2035061 Revision ate2009.12-29 12, ECOLOGICAL INFORMATION 13. DISPOSAL CONSIDERATIONS Disposal methods Confirm disposal procedures with environmental engineer and local regulations, 14. TRANSPORT INFORMATION 15. REGULATORY INFORMATION Safety phrases ‘8-45 In case of accident ori you feel unwell, seek medical advice immediatly (show the label where possible) 16. OTHER INFORMATION Explanations to R-phrases in section * Information revised since the previous version of the SDS Information sources ‘Sigma-Aldrich Library of Chemical Sefety Data. Edition 2, 1988, Revision date 2003-12.29, Printing date: 2008-12.29 28