Tuttnauer Chamber Brite MSDS Sheet T-754
			     
				   
	
 
  Revised
    12/01/2001
  
   SECTION 1 - IDENTITY
  
Common
  name (used on label) = Chamber Brite
  (Trade name & synonyms) = Chamber
  Brite- autoclave cleaner- acidic descaler
 
Chemical
  family = Acidic salts
 
SECTION
2 - INGREDIENTS
 
Components-hazardous
  CAS No. Threshold limit value
  (Or other hazard data)
 
Sodium
  Gluconate 527-07-1 LD50>1000mg/kg
  Citric acid 0077-92-9 LD50>1000mg/kg
  Poly ethylene oxid alcohol 28027-38-3 LD50>2000mg/kg
 
SECTION
3 - PHYSICAL DATA
 
Boiling
  point/range: N/A Melting point: N/A Specific gravity: (H20 = 1)
  Vapor pressure
  (MM HG): N/A Vapor density (Air = 1): N/A Solubility in H20: complete
 
Appearance
  and odor: Salts Mixture 
 
ph:
  (0.5%): 2.2
 
SECTION
4 - FIRE EXPLOSION HAZARD
 
Flash
  point: Flammable limits: Auto ignition temp.
  Lower: N/A Upper: N/A N/A
 
Extinguishing
  media: Water- Water- Water-
  Spray Fog Stream
 
SECTION
5 - HEALTH HAZARDS
 
Permissible
  exposure limits:
  No exposure limit has been established for this mixture.
 
Emergency
  first air procedures:
 
Ingestion
  (if swallowed):
  DO NOT induce vomiting - give plenty of water or milk - get
  medical attention.
 
Dermal:
  Wash with soap and water - get medical attention.
 
Eye
  contact:
  Flush with plenty of water for at least 15 minutes - get medical
  attention.
  If in eyes, immediately flush eyes with plenty of water for at
  least 15 minutes. Hold eyelid open while flushing.
 
Inhalation:
  Remove to fresh air.
 
SECTION
6 - REACTIVITY DATA
 
Stability:
  Stable Conditions contributing to instability: N/A
 
Hazard
  rating (NFPA 704M): Extreme high4 high3 moderate2 slight 1 least 0 
  Health(blue)
  Flammability(red)0 Reactivity (yellow) 0
 
Incompatibility - AVOID contact with Strong alkalis, stron oxidizers.
 
Hazardous
  decomposition thermal and other:
  Thermal: oxidis of carbon.
 
Conditions
  to avoid: see above.
 
SECTION
7 - TOXICITY DATA
 
Route:
  N/E Oral: N/E Dermal: N/E Inhalatio N/E
 
Toxic
  effects/routes of entry
 
Eye
  effects/routes of entry
 
Eye
  effect: corrosive
    Overexpossure will cause extreme burns that may result in permanent damage to
    the eyes. Exposure to low level concentrations may cause moderate irritation or
    conjunctivitis.
 
Skin
  effect: irritant
    Contact with skin may cause moderate to severe irritation. This product tends
    to remove skin oils, possibly leading to irritation and dermatitis.
 
Other
  toxic effects:
    This product does not contain any components listed by LARC, NTP or OSHA as carcinogens.
 
Target
  organ toxic:
  This product may cause irritation to eyes and skin.
 
Toxicity
  comments: N/E
 
SECTION
8 - SPILL OR LEAK PROCEDURES
 Flush with water Absorb with sand or inert material Neutralize Prevent spread
or spill
Spill
  or release procedure:
    1) Confine spill.
    2) Stop leak at source if this can be done safely.
    3)
    Be sure area is well ventilated.
    4) Transfer material into drums for disposal.
    5) Wash area with water.
    6) Residual amounts should be flushed to chemical
    waste treatment.
 
Absorb
  with non-combustible material and place residue in DOT approved waste containers.
  KEEP OUT of sewers, storm drains and surface waters.
 
Consult
  federal, state or local authorities for proper disposal procedures.
 
SECTION
  9 - SPECIAL PROTECTION INFORMATION
 
Ventilation
  requirements: local exhaust
 
Eye:
  safety goggles
 
Eye
  protection: where there is potential for eye contact, wear chemical goggles and
  have eye flush equipment immediately available.
 
Hand
  (glove type): Any non-permeable to product. Liquid-proof rubber or neoprene
    gloves are recommended.
 
Respirator
  type: Cartridge 
 
Filters
  Mist
 
Respiratory
  protection: Avoid breathing mist/dust. Use NIOSH/MSHA approved repiratory protection
  appropriate to the components, when air exposure limits are exceeded, consult
  respirator manufacturer to determine appropriate type of equipment. Observe use
  limitations specified by NIOSH/MSHA or the manufacturer. For emergency and other
  conditions where exposure limits may be significally exceeded, use an approved
  full face, positive pressure, self-contained breathing apparatus or positive pressure
  airline with auxiliary self-contained air supply. Respiratory protection must
  comply with 29CFR.1910.134
 
Other
  protective equipment: Apron
 
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