MATERIAL
SAFETY DATA SHEET
Essentially Similar to U.S Department of Labor Form OSHA
Revised Date: 12/08/08
Section I-Product information
Manufacturer: Max Professional
24 Hour Emergency Phone Number:
800-424-9300
Product Name: Fire Gone
SECTION
I- Product Identification
Chemical
Family:
Surfactant mixture; fire fighting foam concentrate Aqueous Film Foam
SECTION II-Composition / Information on
Ingredient
AGG/PPM
OSHA/PPM
CAS
NO.
Common Name
TWA
STEL PEL
7732-18-5
Water
N/A
Proprietary Solvent
not established
Proprietary
hydrocarbon surfactant
Proprietary Fluor surfactant
N/A
N/A N/A
Polysaccharide
gum
N/A
N/A N/A
[Does not contain PFOS or its drivatives or added glycol ethers]
SECTION III-Hazard Identification
Routes
of entry:
Dermal, inhalation and ingestion
Potential
Health Effects:
May cause skin and eye irritation.
Carcinogenicity: Not
a carcinogen
SECTION IV-First Aid Measures
Ingestion:
Do not induce vomiting. Call a physician.
Inhalation:
Remove to fresh air.
Skin:
Rinse with water. Wash with
soap and water. Contaminated clothing
should be washed before re-use.
Eyes:
Rinse with water. Call a
physician.
SECTION V-Fire Fighting Measures
Flash
Point:
no flash to boiling
Flammable
Limits in air (lower % by volume)
not evaluated
Flammable
limits in air (upper % by volume)
not evaluated
Auto-ignition
Temperature:
not evaluated
General
Hazards:
None known.
Fire
fighting Equipment:
Self contained breathing apparatus
Fire
Extinguishing Media:
Water, Foam, Carbon Dioxide, Dry Chemical, Halon
Fire
and Explosion Hazards: Decomposition
products may be toxic.
SECTION VI-Accidental Release
Steps
to take in case material is released or spilled: use absorbent material and
trade receptacle. Washing area with water will create large amount of foams.
Dispose of released and
contained material in accordance with local, state, and federal regulations.
Release to local waste treatment plant only with permission.
SECTION VII-Handling and Storage
Store
in original container.. Store at temperature of 35¡ -
120¡F.
SECTION VII-Exposure Controls,
Personal Protection
Eye
Protection:
Wear side-shield safety glasses.
Skin
Protection:
Wear latex
gloves.
Respiratory
Protection:
Use organic vapor respiratory if needed.
SECTION IX-Physical and Chemical
Properties
Boiling
Point: 212
degrees F.
Melting
Point:
30¡ F.
Specific
Gravity:
1.0182g/ml
Vapor
Pressure (mm Hg)
N/A
PH
7.0-
8.5
Flash
Point (PMCC):
no flashing to boiling
Vapor
Density (air = 1)
N/A
Solubility
in water:
100%
Odor:
very
slight solvent odor
SECTION X-Stability and
Reactivity
Stability:
Stable
Incompatibility:
Strong
oxidizers
Hazardous
Polymerization:
Will not occur
Decomposition
Products:
Oxides of nitrogen, sulfur, carbon.
SECTION XI-Toxicological Information
Eye
Irritation:
mild irritant
Skin
Irritation:
minimal irritant
Inhalation
Toxicity:
not evaluated
Sensitization:
not evaluated
Teratology:
not evaluated
Mutagenicity:
not evaluated
Reproduction:
not
evaluated
Acute
Oral Effects (Rats):
not evaluated
SECTION XII-Ecological
Information
CONCENTRATE
SOLUTION (AS USED)
Chemical
Oxygen Demand
280,000 mg/l
8,400 mg/l
Biological
Oxygen Demand (20 day)
200,000 mg/l
6,000
mg/l
Biodegradability
(B.O.D./C.O.D)
71¡
71¡
Total
Organic Carbon:
8,200 mg/l
246mg/l
LC50
(96 hour pimephales promelas)
not determined
not determined
LC50
(48 hour daphnia magna)
not determined
not determined
SECTION XIII-Disposal Considerations
Dispose
in accordance with local, state, and federal regulations. Discharge to waste
treatment plants only with permission. Anti-foam agents may be used to reduce
foaming in waste streams.
SECTION XIV-Regulatory Information
All
ingredients are on the TSCA inventory.
No
components are reportable under SARA Title III, sec. 313
No
components are priority pollutants listed under the U.S. Clean Water Act
Section 307 (2) (1)
Priority
Pollutant List (40 CFR 401.15)
No
components are reportable under CERCLA.
NFPA Hazard Ratings
HMIS
Identification System
1
Health Hazard Rating
1
1
Flammability
Rating
1
0
Instability / Reactivity Rating
0