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Drift Material Safety Data Sheet

Drift Industrial Insecticide

A ready to use insecticide for use through thermal/mechanical fogging and misting equipment.

This product is mostly hydrocarbon, and iso-paraffin. Being an oil, most of any hazard to humans and property will emanate from the content of the product.

The product does not require listing with a UN number, a Dangerous Goods class, a Packaging Group or a Hazchem code.

  Manufacturer Pestech Australia Pty Ltd
17 Ballybunyon Cres Hope Island Qld 4212
Ph. 1800 12345 7   Fax (07) 5530 8847
e-mail: py@pestech.com.au


Ingredients
 
COMPONENT
g/L
HAZARD
Pyrethrins
4
slight toxicity to mammals
Piperonyl butoxide
24
slight toxicity to mammals
Petroleum hydrocarbons
813
very low toxicity


Physical Data
 
Boiling point 760mmHG
FBP 205°C
Specific Gravity
0.767
Vapour density
6.0
Melting point
N/A
Vapour pressure
0.07 kPa @ 15°C
Solubility in water
insoluble
% Volatiles by volume
99%
Evaporation rate
0.01
Appearance & Odour
Slight aromatic odour;
pale amber liquid


Fire & Explosion Data
 
Flash point
57°C Abel
Flammable limits in air
0.6% lower  7.0 upper
Extinguishing media
Dry chemical or foam;
fog nozzle water spray
Special fire fighting procedures
Use air supplied rescue equipment in enclosed areas
Unusual fire/explosion hazard
Do not store/mix with strong oxidants

 

Health Hazard Information
 
Routes of Exposure
  Inhalation
aspiration of liquid into lungs can cause pneumontis
Skin contact
Dries and de-fats the skin
Eye contact
An irritant and de-fatting agent
Ingestion
Some slight irritation of the gastro-intestinal tract
Effects of Over Exposure
  Acute
Unlikely
Chronic
Unlikely
Emergency and First Aid Procedures
  Eyes
Flush with water for 15 minutes
Skin
Wash with soap and water; remove contaminated clothing
Inhalation Remove to fresh air; give artificial respiration if needed
Ingestion
Do NOT induce vomiting; give 1 cupful water


Reactivity Data

  Conditions contributing to instability Stable
Incompatibility Strong oxidants like oxygen, liquid chlorine
Hazardous decomposition products Carbon monoxide if incompl. combustion
Conditions contributing to hazardous polymerisation N/A
 

Spill or Leak Procedures
IF MATERIAL IS RELEASED OR SPILLED: Remove all sources of ignition, keep people away, add absorbent to spill area, ventilate enclosed spaces, avoid breathing the vapours. Do not contaminate waterways.

NEUTRALISING CHEMICALS: N/A

WASTE DISPOSAL METHOD: Contain spilled liquid and absorb. Transfer absorbed material to open drums, arrange maximum ventilation and consult local authorities for disposal instructions.


Special Protection Information
  Ventilation Good ventilation required when handling the product
Respiratory protection Organic vapor cartridges/canisters for low concentrations; self contained breathing apparatus for high concentrations
Gloves PVC chemically resistant
Clothing Wear long trousers and sleeves