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O & P Enterprises
3989 Grove Ave.
Gurnee, IL 60031
Super flex/ Super flex with Silicone
Sheet for Thermoforming
Hazardous components: Vinyl Acetate (CAS # 108 – 05 – 4)
PHONE: 800.666.0356
10 ppm
10 ppm AEL (DuPont)
<0.3%
NA
Negligible
Super flex: Translucent to light blue, Mild ester-like odor
Super flex with Silicone: Off-white, opaque, Mild ester-odor
NA
NA
NA
0.93 – 0.97
NA
260 C (Cleveland)
LEL – ND
UEL - ND
Water, Foam, Dry Chemical, CO2
Wear self-contained breathing apparatus
None known
Stable
Temperatures above 200 C
Can react strong acids or oxidizing agents
Vinyl acetate, acetic acid, carbon monoxide, and hydrocarbon oxidation products including organic
acids, aldehydes and alcohols.
Will not occur
Inhalation: Not a probable route of entry. 4 hr LC50: 4000 ppm in rats. Skin: No data available. LD50:
2335 MG/KG in rabbits. Ingestion: Not a probable route of entry. LD50: 2920 mg in rats.
Vinyl Acetate is not a developmental toxin in animals. The effect of Vinyl Acetate on production in
animals is not considered significant. Genetic damage was produced in some types of cell cultures and
in animals, but was negative in other studies. No tests for heritable genetic damage were available.
None
None
Vinyl Acetate
2B
None known
None known
If dust is inhaled, remove to fresh air
NA
1)Recycle
2)Incineration with energy recovery
3)Landfill (in accordance with local regulations)
Store in a cool dry place
A NOISH/MSHA respirator with organic vapor cartridge where airborne concentrations exceed limits
Local exhaust – Use ventilation over processing equipment
Mechanical (General) – NA
Special – NA
Other – NA
Heat resistant gloves if exposed to molten polymer
Safety glasses are recommended
Heat resistance clothing if exposed to molten polymer
Handle in accordance with good industrial hygiene and safety practices