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Material Safety Data Sheet
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Section I: Product Information |
| Manufacturers Name: |
Tri American Asphalt
Protection Products, Inc. |
| Address: |
980 Ames Ave., Suite B,
Milpitas, CA. 95035 |
| Emergency Contact: |
(408)946-5788 |
| Product Name: |
Loop Sealant TA-500 |
| Chemical Family: |
Hydrocarbon |
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Section II: Hazardous Ingredients |
| Paints,
Preservatives, & Solvents |
% |
TLV
Units |
Alloys
and Metallic Coatings |
% |
TLV
Units |
| Asphalt |
22 |
NA |
Base
Metal |
NA |
NA |
| Siliceous
Materials |
65 |
NA |
Alloys |
NA |
NA |
| Acrylic
CO Polymer |
<5 |
NA |
Metallic
Coatings |
NA |
NA |
| Water |
10 |
NA |
| Filler Metal Plus
Coatings |
| or CoreFlux |
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NA |
NA |
| - |
- |
- |
Others |
NA |
NA |
| Hazardous
Mixtures or Other Liquids, Solids, or Gases |
% |
TLV
Units |
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NA |
NA |
NA |
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Section III: Physical Data |
| Boiling Point (°F): |
Same as Water |
Specific Gravity: |
1.56 |
| Vapor Pressure: |
Same as Water |
% Volatile by Volume |
25 |
| Vapor Density: |
Same as Water |
Evaporation Rate: |
Not known |
| Solubility in Water: |
Soluble |
- |
- |
| Appearance and Color: |
Dark brown semi-viscous liquid,
slight odor |
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Section IV: Fire and Explosion Hazard Data |
| Flash Point: |
NA |
| Extinguishing Media: |
CO2 or dry chemical |
| Special Fire Fighting
Procedures: |
NA |
| Unusual Fire & Explosion
Hazards: |
CO. CO2 and Oxygenates can be formed upon
combustion. Do not heat above flash point of asphalt (450
°f) |
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Section V: Health Hazard Data |
| Threshold Limit
Value: |
Asphalt fume: 5MG/M3 TWA |
| Effect of
Overexposure: |
Skin contact can cause Dermatitis.
If product is excessively heated, petroleum Fume over exposure can
cause dizziness or vomiting. |
| Emergency and First
Aid Procedures: |
Eyes: Flush with
water. Skin: Remove with waterless hand cleaner. |
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Section VI: Reactivity Data |
| Stability: |
Material is stable |
| Conditions to Avoid: |
NA |
| Incompatibility: |
Strong Oxidizers |
| Hazardous Decomposition
Products: |
NA |
| Hazardous polymerization: |
Will not occur |
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Section VII: Spill or Leak Procedures |
| Steps to be taken
in case of material spill: |
Recover spilled product with shovel or
scoop. Avoid skin contact. |
| Waste disposal: |
May be disposed of in landfill in
accordance with federal, state and local regulations. |
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Section VIII: Control Measures |
| Respiratory Protection: |
Not required with normal use of
product. |
| Ventilation: |
NA |
| Local exhaust: |
Not required with normal use. |
| Protective Gloves: |
Yes |
| Eye Protection: |
Only when spraying. |
| Other Protective Equipment: |
Work clothing to avoid skin
contact. |
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Section IX: Special Precautions |
| When asphaltic products are heated they often give off
small amounts of Hydrogen Sulfide. Hydrogen Sulfide is an
extremely flammable, highly toxic gas. Breathing Hydrogen
Sulfide must be avoided. Minimize breathing of vapors, fumes or
mist. When possible use ventilations or work upwind of source of
vapors, fumes or mist. Exposing the skin to asphalt fumes, mist
or vapors (as may occur with roofing, road work or pipe coating) can
increase sensitivity to sunburn. Launder contaminated clothing
before using; discard leather goods when they cannot be
decontaminated. Observe good personal hygiene wash thoroughly
after working with asphalt and before eating and smoking.
Breathing asphalt aerosol or asphalt smoke for protracted periods of
time has produced damage to the lungs of mice. Among the changes
observed were Bronchitis, Pneumonitis, and abscess formation.
Asphalt fume condensates have been shown to produce a tumorgenic
response when repeatedly applied to the skin of experimental
animals. The relevance of this data to humans is not known at
this time. Notice the data and recommendations presented herein
is based on the research of others and is believed to be
accurate. No guarantee of their accuracy is made however and the
products discussed are distributed without warranty (expressed or
implied). The person receiving them shall make his or her own
determination of the suitability thereof for their particular purpose. |
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