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6.2 ENVIRONMENTAL PRECAUTIONS.
Dust from intumescent products should be removed by vacuum, in a direction
away from the operator, at frequent intervals during work to prevent the
accumulation of dust. Where vacuuming is not possible then dust should
be dampened and collected whilst still damp.
All dust and hard waste should be placed in double impermeable, heave
gauge polythene sacks or bags which should be then sealed. Such waste
must be disposed of at an authorised waste disposal site. Off-cuts should
be disposed of in the same manner.
6.3 CLEANING UP. See section 6.2. Industrial type vacuum cleaners fitted
with 'H' type filters and suitable bags must be used.
7. STORAGE AND HANDLING
7.1 STORAGE.
Both machined and un-machined items should be packed to prevent movement,
abrasion during movement and absorbtion of water. Otherwise normal safe
precaution for handling can be employed. To avoid damage and distortion,
store on a smooth level foundation. Store fully supported of the ground
in a cool dry place. Protect from excessive heat
7.2 RECOMMENDED SHELF LIFE.
Can be indefinite but 2 years (if kept dry) is a normal accepted limit.
7.3 HANDLING.
Regarding installation of the product, reference should be made to the
installation instructions.
8. EXPOSURE CONTROLS / PERSONAL PROTECTION.
8.1 OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE LIMITS.
CHEMICAL MEL/OESMINERAL FIBRE: 5mg/m3 inhalable, 2f/ml airborne
fibre limit (MEL)
BALL CLAY (QUARTZ): 0.4mg/m3
8.2 ENGINEERING MEASURES.
Fit and use approved extraction systems. Local ventilation for machining
areas. If dust levels are likely to exceed action limit, approved respirators
must be used.
8.3 PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT.
Overalls, Gloves, Goggles and Respiratory Devices.
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