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1. Product and Company Identification

2. Hazards Identification

Appearance: Water-White

Physical State: Solid

Odor: Slight

Safety Data Sheet

Product Name: Tec Bond 14

Manufactured by: Power Adhesives Ltd

1 Lords Way

Basildon, Essex SS13 1TN United Kingdom

Telephone: [phone]

Contact with molten hot melt adhesives can cause severe burns.

OSHA Regulatory Status: This material is not considered hazardous by the OSHA Hazard

Communication Standard (29 CFR 1910.1200)

Potential Health Effects:

Principle Routes of exposure: Eye Contact, Skin Contact, Inhalation

Acute Toxicity:

Eyes: May cause slight irritation. Contact with molten material may

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cause severe burns.

3. Information on Compounded Ingredients

Components

CAS-No

Weight %

Ethyl Vinyl Acetate

Not Available

Not Available

4. Fist Aid

Skin: May cause irritation and/or dermatitis. Contact with molten

material may cause severe burns.

Inhalation: Inhalation of fumes and/or dust may cause irritation of

respiratory system. Continuous breathing of vapors above
molten material may cause irritation.

Ingestion: Ingestion may cause stomach discomfort

Chronic Effects:

Chronic Toxicity: No Known Effect

Aggravated Medical Conditions: None Known

Environmental Hazard: See Section 12 for additional Information

No known hazardous components.

General Advice: Hot melt adhesives pose virtually no hazards to health when

used in normal industrial practice, but because they are used in
a molten state at high temperatures there is a risk of thermal
burn. Skin contact with molten hot melt should be avoided and
precautions taken against accidental splashes of adhesive. The
use of hinged guards and the insulation of hot pipes, tanks, etc
minimize the risk of burns.

Inhalation: Noxious and irritating fumes may be released from heating hot

melts. Vapors given off during operation are not considered
toxic, but if overheated chemical breakdown of the components
may occur, releasing a complex mixture of organic materials,
some of which may be toxic or irritant. Remove to fresh air,
keeping patient warm and at rest. If breathing is irregular or
stopped, administer artificial respiration. Give nothing by

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5. Fire Fighting Measures

mouth. Treat any irritation symptomatically. If unconscious or
symptoms persist place in recovery position and seek medical
advice.

Skin Contact: Solid cold hot melt is harmless to the skin. Wash hands with

soap and water. Skin affected by molten hot melt should be
plunged into cold water immediately and left until the burning
sensation subsides. If no tap is available have a bucket of clean
cold water available. If coated with hot melt move fingers to
prevent a tourniquet effect as it cools. Do not remove the
adhesive when molten as it might remove skin to quite a depth
leaving a raw wound. Even when solid remove with care as the
above may occur. If difficult to remove, with medical approval,
olive oil or liquid paraffin should be soaked into a cotton pad
and placed over the affected area. This will slowly soften the
adhesive into the pad. When hot melt is removed treat as a
normal burn. In isolated circumstances an allergic reaction may
occur and direct contact with the adhesive and its vapors should
be avoided.

Eye Contact: For solid treat as inert particles and irrigate copiously with clean

fresh water. For molten hot melt irrigate with cold water and
seek medical advice immediately.

Ingestion: If accidentally swallowed obtain immediate medical attention.

Keep at rest. Do NOT induce vomiting. Give large quantities of
water but never give anything by mouth to an unconscious
person.

Flammable Properties: Non Flammable

Suitable Extinguishing Methods: Water Spray, dry chemical, carbon dioxide or foam

Hazardous Combustion Products: Carbon oxides

Protective Equipment and Precaution for first responders:

Wear self-contained breathing apparatus, MSHA/NIOSH
approved and full protective clothing

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