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<strong>SAFETY</strong> <strong>DATA</strong> <strong>SHEET</strong> according to Regulation<br />

(EC) No. 1907/2006<br />

<strong>SOLVO</strong> <strong>AEROSOL</strong><br />

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1. SUBSTANCE, PREPARATION AND COMPANY IDENTIFICATION<br />

Product information<br />

TRADE NAME : <strong>SOLVO</strong><br />

Branch of industry : Tool manufacture and plastics processing<br />

Main use : Manufacture, care and maintenance of tools,<br />

manufacture of moulded plastic parts<br />

Application : Cleaner<br />

COMPANY : buchem: chemie + technik GmbH & Co.KG<br />

Albert-Einstein-Str.8, 42929 Wermelskirchen, Germany<br />

Telephone : +49 2196 7277-0<br />

Fax +49 2196 5843<br />

E-mail : buchem@buchem.de<br />

Contact address : Henning Rehse<br />

Telephone: +49 2196 3933<br />

Fax: +49 2196 974878<br />

Emergency telephone : +49 171 3401418<br />

2. POSSIBLE HAZARDS:<br />

Hazard designation:<br />

Xi Irritant<br />

F+ Extremely flammable<br />

N Dangerous for the environment<br />

Special hazard information for man R 12 Extremely flammable<br />

and the environment: R 36 Irritant to the eyes<br />

R 51/53 Toxic to aquatic organisms; can have harmful long-<br />

term effects in bodies of water.<br />

R 66 Repeated contact can lead to rough or split<br />

skin.<br />

R 67 Vapours can cause drowsiness and<br />

stupor.<br />

Additional hazard information: Liquefied gas: Escaping liquid can cause<br />

frostbite injuries. The gas is heavier than air; it can<br />

collect in low-lying rooms and areas.<br />

Classification system: The classification corresponds to the current EC lists but is,<br />

however, supplemented by data from specialist literature and<br />

by company data.<br />

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3. COMPOSITION/CONSTITUENT <strong>DATA</strong>:<br />

Chemical : Solvent mixture composed of the following listed<br />

characterisation substances<br />

Constituent substances CAS No. EINECS No. Symbol(s): R-phrases Concentration<br />

Mixture of n-, i- and cycloaliphatics<br />

predominately in the<br />

range C6-C7<br />

n-Hexane<br />

Acetone<br />

Isopropanol<br />

Propane<br />

Butane<br />

64742-49-0<br />

110-54-3<br />

67-64-1<br />

67-63-0<br />

74-98-6<br />

106-97-8<br />

265-151-9<br />

203-777-6<br />

200-662-2<br />

200-661-7<br />

200-827-9<br />

203-448-7<br />

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Xn*, F, N<br />

Xn*, F, N<br />

F<br />

F<br />

F+<br />

F+<br />

*Not applicable to aerosol packaging (RL 67/548/EEC, Appendix 6, Number 9.4.)<br />

4. FIRST AID MEASURES:<br />

11, 38,51/53,<br />

65,67<br />

11, 36, 66, 67<br />

11, 36, 67<br />

12<br />

12<br />

10 - 40%<br />

0 – 5%<br />

10 - 40%<br />

0 - 15%<br />

< 40%<br />

< 40%<br />

General instructions : Self-protection of the first-aider<br />

Immediately remove any clothing contaminated with the<br />

product. Move affected persons out of hazardous area<br />

and lay them down. Place affected persons in the fresh air.<br />

Eye contact : Flush the eyes for several minutes under running water<br />

or sterile eye-rinse fluid with the eyelids held open. If<br />

symptoms persist, seek medical advice.<br />

Skin contact : Immediately take off and remove wetted clothing, including<br />

also underclothes, shoes and stockings.<br />

Wash off immediately with soap and water and then rinse<br />

thoroughly.<br />

In the case of frostbite, cover with sterile dressing.<br />

If skin irritation persists, seek medical attention.<br />

Inhalation : Place affected persons in the fresh air and lay them down<br />

comfortably. Ensure a good supply of fresh air or give<br />

oxygen; if necessary, give artificial respiration and warmth.<br />

Obtain medical treatment.<br />

In the case of unconsciousness, maintain and<br />

transport person lying on their side.<br />

Ingestion : Do not eat or drink<br />

Do not induce vomiting<br />

Seek medical attention immediately.<br />

If person is vomiting and lying on their back, turn them on to<br />

their side.<br />

In the case of vomiting, always moved the affected person’s<br />

head to the low position (increased risk of aspiration or<br />

perforation risk).<br />

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Symptoms : Irritation to eyes, skin and mucous membranes<br />

Dry skin<br />

Irritation of the respiratory tracts<br />

Coughing<br />

Shortness of breath<br />

Headache<br />

Tiredness<br />

Stupor<br />

Dizziness<br />

Nausea<br />

Unconsciousness<br />

After ingestion:<br />

Mucous membrane irritation in mouth, throat, oesophagus<br />

and gastrointestinal tract.<br />

Gastrointestinal symptoms.<br />

Hazards : Risk of aspiration into the lungs after ingestion with<br />

subsequent vomiting. This can trigger choking or a<br />

toxic pulmonary oedema.<br />

In the case of longer or repeated skin contact, can<br />

cause dermatitis (irritation of the skin) due to the<br />

fat-dissolving effects of the product.<br />

Risk of respiratory disorders<br />

CNS disorders<br />

Narcotic effect<br />

Cardio-vascular disturbances<br />

Risk of cardiac disrythmia effects<br />

Treatment: Elementary assistance<br />

Decontamination<br />

Symptomatic and supporting assistance<br />

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5. MEASURES IN THE CASE OF FIRE<br />

Suitable extinguishing media : CO2, powder fire extinguisher or water spray jet. In the case<br />

of larger fires use water spray jet or alcohol-resistant foam to<br />

to fight the fire.<br />

Special hazards present with the When heated or in the case of fire, production of poisonous<br />

substance, its products of combustion gases possible (CO, CO2)<br />

or the gases produced : Can form explosive gas/air mixtures<br />

Special protective equipment Wear breathing apparatus with self-contained air supply<br />

to be used when fire-fighting : Wear whole-body protective suit<br />

Unsuitable extinguishing medium High pressure water jet<br />

for reasons of safety :<br />

Additional data: : Collect contaminated extinguishing water separately.<br />

This must not be allowed to enter drains.<br />

Containers in vicinity of fire should be cooled with water<br />

spray jet.<br />

Risk of bursting if heated.<br />

Containers can explode if exposed to fire conditions.<br />

Vapours are heavier than air and spread out<br />

at floor level.<br />

Ignition is possible even at a great distance.<br />

Fire class B: Liquids or materials which become liquid<br />

(DIN EN 2)<br />

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6. MEASURES IN THE CASE OF ACCIDENTAL RELEASE<br />

Safety measures for Wear breathing apparatus. Wear protective equipment.<br />

personal protection : Keep unprotected persons away.<br />

Ensure sufficient ventilation.<br />

Remove ignition sources from vicinity.<br />

Prevent contact with the skin and the eyes.<br />

Do not breathe the vapour/aerosol.<br />

Devices used must be suitably earthed.<br />

Apply measures against build up of electrostatic charge.<br />

Environmental protection measures : Prevent entry into drains, ditches and cellars.<br />

Do not allow product to enter the drains, surface water,<br />

groundwater or the ground.<br />

In the case of entry into bodies of water or drains, inform<br />

the relevant authorities.<br />

Cleaning/absorbing procedures : Remove ignition sources from vicinity.<br />

Ensure sufficient ventilation.<br />

Remove with absorbent material for fluids (sand,<br />

diatomaceous earth, acid binder, universal binder, sawdust).<br />

Afterwards, clean surfaces contaminated with the product.<br />

Dispose of contaminated material as waste in accordance<br />

with Point 13. Devices used must be suitably earthed.<br />

Apply measures against build up of electrostatic charge.<br />

Additional information : not available<br />

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7. HANDLING AND STORAGE:<br />

Handling:<br />

Information for safe Keep containers tightly sealed.<br />

handling : Ensure good ventilation/extraction at the workplace.<br />

Ensure good room ventilation including at floor level.<br />

(Vapours are heavier than air)<br />

Prevent aerosol formation or carry out checks.<br />

Use equipment items resistant to solvents.<br />

Information for fire and Spray cans must not be subjected to heat above 50°C and<br />

explosion prevention : must not be opened with force (TRG 300, Point 6.1.1, Par.1)<br />

(Technical rules for compressed gases).<br />

In enclosed rooms, the vapours can form mixtures with<br />

air which, in the presence of ignition sources, will lead<br />

to explosion. This can also occur in uncleaned containers.<br />

Keep away from ignition sources and do not smoke. In the<br />

case of fire remove containers from the hazardous area.<br />

Containers threatened by fire should be cooled with water.<br />

Vapours are heavier than air.<br />

Storage:<br />

Requirements of storage rooms Store in a cool location.<br />

and containers : Provide floors with a solvent-resistant and sealed surface.<br />

Provide floor catchment tray with no drain outlet.<br />

Prevent any penetration into the ground.<br />

Information for mixed storage : Keep separate from oxidizing agents.<br />

Do not store together with highly flammable solid materials.<br />

Do not store together with oxidizing or self-igniting<br />

materials.<br />

Additional data on Protect from heat and direct sunlight.<br />

storage conditions :<br />

Storage class : 3A Flammable liquid materials<br />

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8. EXPOSURE LIMITS AND PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT<br />

Additional information for the design No further data available<br />

of technical installations : See Point 7<br />

Constituent substances with monitoring limit values for the workplace:<br />

Aliphatics: MAK: 600mg/m³ ; 170ml/m³ TRGS 900/901 Group 5<br />

n-Hexane: MAK: 180mg/m³; 50ml/m³ Y, DFG<br />

Acetone: MAK: 1,200 mg/m 3 ; 500 ppm TRGS 900/901 (status 2005)<br />

Isopropanol: MAK: 500 mg/m³, 200ml/m³ Y, DFG<br />

Propane: MAK: 1,800mg/m³<br />

Butane: MAK: 2,400mg/m³<br />

Personal protective equipment<br />

General protective and hygiene measures : Keep away from food, drinks and animal<br />

feeds.<br />

Immediately remove contaminated, soaked<br />

clothing.<br />

Wash hands before rest breaks and at the end<br />

of work.<br />

Do not breathe the gases/vapours/aerosols.<br />

Prevent contact with the eyes and the skin.<br />

Do not eat, drink or smoke or take snuff when<br />

working with the product.<br />

Breathing protection : If used in enclosed systems or if sufficient room<br />

ventilation is provided, no breathing protection<br />

is required.<br />

In the case of insufficient ventilation use breathing<br />

apparatus.<br />

For short-term or low concentrations<br />

use breathing apparatus; for more intensive or<br />

longer exposure use self-contained breathing<br />

apparatus.<br />

Filter A, brown, org. gases and vapours with boiling<br />

point >65°C<br />

Observe the duration of use limits (BGR 190)<br />

The regulations for the use of breathing apparatus<br />

should be obtained from BGR 190.<br />

Hand protection : Chemical-resistant protective gloves.<br />

The glove material must be impermeable and<br />

resistant to the product.<br />

Inspect protective gloves for correct and serviceable<br />

state before each use.<br />

Select the glove material taking account of<br />

penetration cells, permeation rates and the<br />

degradation.<br />

Preventative skin protection is recommended<br />

through the use of skin protection agents.<br />

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Glove material: Full contact:<br />

Gloves made of nitrile rubber.<br />

Recommended material thickness: >= 0.4mm<br />

Spray contact:<br />

Gloves made of butyl rubber.<br />

Recommended material thickness: >= 0.7mm<br />

The selection of suitable gloves depends not only<br />

on the material type, but also on additional<br />

quality features which differ from manufacturer to<br />

manufacturer.<br />

CONSULT WITH THE MANUFACTURER<br />

REGARDING SUITABLE MATERIALS!<br />

Penetration time for the glove material: Full contact:<br />

Permeation time: > 480min (8h) EN 374<br />

Spray contact:<br />

Permeation time: > 30min < 60min (1h)<br />

The exact penetration time should be determined by<br />

the protective glove manufacturer and must be<br />

observed. The time data are reference values.<br />

Increased temperatures due to heated substances,<br />

body heat, etc. and a reduction of the layer<br />

thickness due to stretching can lead to a reduction<br />

in the penetration time.<br />

With a layer thickness that is increased/reduced by<br />

a factor of 1.5 times, the respective penetration time<br />

is doubled/halved.<br />

Gloves made of the following materials are not suitable:<br />

Gloves made of thick material<br />

Gloves made of leather<br />

Gloves made of butyl rubber with a material<br />

thickness < 0.7 mm<br />

Gloves made of natural rubber (latex)<br />

Gloves made of PVC<br />

Eye protection : Tight-fitting goggles.<br />

Skin and body protection : Solvent-resistant protective clothing<br />

Antistatic protective clothing<br />

Flame-retardant protective clothing<br />

Hygiene measures : Keep away from food, drinks and animal<br />

feeds. Wash hands before rest breaks and at the end<br />

of work. Do not breathe the gases/vapours/<br />

aerosols. Prevent contact with the eyes and the<br />

skin. Do not eat or drink when working.<br />

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9. PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL PROPERTIES:<br />

Physical appearance<br />

Colour : Colourless/clear<br />

Form : Aerosol<br />

Odour : Petrol-like, alcoholic<br />

Additional data<br />

Boiling point/boiling range : n/a<br />

Melting point/melting range : n/a<br />

Flash point : -104 °C<br />

Ignition temperature : Approx. 400 °C<br />

Upper explosion limit : Approx. 10.0 vol.%<br />

Lower explosion limit : Approx. 1.5 vol.%<br />

Vapour pressure at 20°C : 2,700 hPa<br />

Vapour pressure at 50°C : 7,300 hPa<br />

Density at 20°C : 0.6 g/cm 3<br />

Solubility at 20°C : n/a<br />

Water solubility (active substance) at 20°C : Partially soluble<br />

pH value at 20°C : n/a<br />

Dynamic viscosity : n/a<br />

10. STABILITY AND REACTIVITY:<br />

Conditions which should be avoided : Heat effects<br />

Flames, sparks, electrostatic charges<br />

No decomposition occurs when used according<br />

to instructions<br />

Dangerous reactions : Forms explosive gas mixtures with air.<br />

Reacts with strong oxidizing agents<br />

Reacts with acids<br />

Dangerous decomposition products : Carbon monoxide and carbon dioxide,<br />

flammable gases and vapours.<br />

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11. TOXICOLOGICAL <strong>DATA</strong>:<br />

Acute toxicity<br />

Relevant LD/LC50 classification values:<br />

Aliphatics LD50 oral > 2,000mg/kg Rat<br />

LD50 dermal > 2,000mg/kg Rabbit<br />

LD50/4h by inhalation >5mg/l Rat<br />

n-Hexane LD50 oral 28,710mg/kg Rat<br />

LD50 dermal > 200mg/kg Rabbit<br />

Isopropanol LD50 oral 5,840mg/kg Rat<br />

Acetone LD50 oral 5,800mg/kg Rat<br />

LD50 dermal 20,000mg/kg Rat<br />

Skin irritation : Frequent or long-duration contact can cause<br />

removal of fat from the skin, which can lead to<br />

skin conditions and skin irritation (dermatitis).<br />

Eye irritation : Weak irritation effect<br />

Sensitisation : No known sensitisation effect<br />

Subacute to chronic toxicity : No information on mutagenic, carcinogenic or<br />

teratogenic (genotype modifying) activity.<br />

Additional toxicological According to the calculation process used in the<br />

information : latest edition of the EC General Classification<br />

Directives for Preparations, the product presents<br />

the following hazards:<br />

Harmful<br />

Irritant<br />

If ingested with subsequent vomiting, aspiration<br />

into the lungs can lead to choking or toxic<br />

pulmonary oedema.<br />

Inhalation of concentrated vapours, as well as oral<br />

ingestion leads to narcotic-like states and to<br />

headache, dizziness, etc.<br />

Besides the signs of local irritation effects, above<br />

all a narcotic effect occurs with inhalation of higher<br />

concentrations, together with a risk of central<br />

respiratory paralysis.<br />

Further dangerous properties cannot be excluded.<br />

The product must be handled with the normal safety<br />

measures required for chemicals.<br />

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12. ECOLOGICAL <strong>DATA</strong><br />

Data on elimination (persistence and degradability)<br />

Procedures : Biological decomposition<br />

Method of analysis : OECD 301 F (manometric respirometry)<br />

Additional information : The product is readily biologically degradable.<br />

Behaviour in environmental compartments:<br />

Mobility and bioaccumulation potential: Bioaccumulation potential is possible<br />

The product floats on the water surface.<br />

The product is partially soluble in water.<br />

The product is absorbed by the ground.<br />

Partial mobility<br />

Ecotoxicity/aquatic effects: Toxic to aquatic organisms<br />

Aliphatics: EC 50 algae toxicity 1 1,000 mg/l<br />

LC/EC/IC50 acute toxicity (invertebrates)<br />

> 1,000 mg/l<br />

LC/EC/IC50 acute toxicity (algae) > 1,000 mg/l<br />

LC/EC/IC50 acute toxicity (bacteria) > 1,000 mg/l<br />

Additional ecological information :<br />

AOX information: The product does not contribute to the AOX value<br />

of the waste water. (DIN EN 1485)<br />

General information : Toxic to aquatic organisms<br />

Do not allow product to enter groundwater, bodies<br />

of water, the drains or the ground.<br />

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13. DISPOSAL INFORMATION<br />

Product:<br />

Fully empty the can. Observe the regulations of the local authorities.<br />

Uncleaned packaging:<br />

Pressurized gas containers must not be opened with force and must not be subjected to heat above 50° C.<br />

Only dispose of pressurized gas containers when completely empty. Do not incinerate empty pressurized<br />

gas containers. Do not puncture, cut into pieces or weld uncleaned containers. Packaging should<br />

preferably be returned for recycling or reprocessing in accordance with the current, applicable<br />

local/national regulations.<br />

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14. TRANSPORT <strong>DATA</strong><br />

Land transport ADR/RID (transfrontier/inland):<br />

• Assessment: Hazardous good<br />

• ADR/RID-GGVS/E Class: 2.1<br />

• Kemler No. (Hazard ID No.): -<br />

• UN number: 1950<br />

• Hazard label: 3<br />

• Description of the good: Pressurized gas containers<br />

• Sea transport IMDG/GGV Sea:<br />

• Assessment: Hazardous good<br />

• IMDG/GGV Sea class: 2.1<br />

• UN number: 1950<br />

• EmS: F-D, S-U<br />

• Packaging group: -<br />

• Marine pollutant: No<br />

• Correct technical name: Aerosols<br />

• Air transport ICAO-TI and IATA-DGR:<br />

• Assessment: Hazardous good<br />

• ICAO/IATA Class: 2.1<br />

• UN/ID number: 1950<br />

• Packaging group: -<br />

• Correct technical name: Aerosols, flammable<br />

• Post and courier services:<br />

Post, Germany: 1,000cc per container / 10,000cc per packing unit<br />

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15. REGULATIONS<br />

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Identification in accordance with the EC - The product is classified and designated in<br />

Directives EEC/67/548 : accordance with the EC Directives.<br />

Identification letter and hazard designation<br />

of the product :<br />

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Xn Irritant<br />

F+ Extremely flammable<br />

N Dangerous for the environment<br />

Hazard-determining constituent(s)<br />

for labelling : Mixture of n- i- and cyclo-aliphatics,<br />

predominately in the range C6 – C7<br />

R-phrases : R 12 Extremely flammable<br />

R 36 Irritant to the eyes<br />

R 51/53 Toxic to aquatic organisms; can have<br />

harmful long-term effects in bodies<br />

of water.<br />

R 66 Repeated contact can lead to rough<br />

or split skin<br />

R 67 Vapours can cause drowsiness<br />

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S-phrases : S 7/9 Keep containers tightly sealed in a well-<br />

ventilated place.<br />

S 16 Keep away from ignition sources - do not<br />

smoke.<br />

S 23 Do not inhale the gas / smoke / vapour /<br />

aerosol<br />

S 24/25 Prevent contact with the eyes and the skin.<br />

S 26 In the case of eye contact, flush<br />

immediately and thoroughly with water<br />

and seek medical advice.<br />

S 60 This material and its container must be<br />

disposed of as hazardous waste<br />

National regulations (German) :<br />

Information on employment restrictions : Observe the employment restrictions for young<br />

people according to § 22 JarbSchG (German)<br />

Ordinance on the Protection of Young People at<br />

Work.<br />

Observe the employment restrictions for nursing<br />

and expectant mothers according to §§ 4 and 5<br />

MuSchRiV (German) Ordinance on the Protection<br />

of Nursing and Expectant Mothers.<br />

Major accidents Ordinance (German): Appendix I – No.: 9b<br />

Dangerous for the environment in combination<br />

with R51/53<br />

Threshold quantity for operating areas according to<br />

§ 1 Par. 1 - Clause 1: 500,000 kg<br />

- Clause 2: 2,000,000 kg<br />

Classification according to Ordinance on Occupational Safety and Health (BetrSichV, German):<br />

Highly flammable<br />

Technical information, air:<br />

Class proportion in %<br />

Chapter 5.2.5 Organic substances, excluding dust-forming organic substances (see 5.2.1)<br />

In total, the following values present in the waste gas may not be exceeded:<br />

Mass flow rate: 0.50 kg/h or mass concentration: 50 mg/m³ specified each time as total carbon<br />

S-value according to App. 7, Tab. 22: 0.1<br />

Water hazard class : 1 (List classification)<br />

(VwVwS (German) Administrative Regulation on<br />

the Classification of Substances Hazardous to<br />

Waters of 17.05.99)<br />

ID number: 27<br />

Status of the classification: Classification according<br />

to Appendix 2<br />

Hazardous Goods Ordinance (GefStoffV, German): Status - January 2005, Appendix IV, Number 10<br />

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<strong>SAFETY</strong> <strong>DATA</strong> <strong>SHEET</strong> according to Regulation<br />

(EC) No. 1907/2006<br />

<strong>SOLVO</strong> <strong>AEROSOL</strong><br />

Revision Date Print date: Version: 01<br />

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Decorative items which contain material or<br />

preparations made from it that are subject to the<br />

obligatory labelling may not be manufactured.<br />

Food and Commodities Ordinance<br />

(BedGgstV, German) : Status – December 2004, Enclosure 1 to § 3,<br />

Number 5<br />

The material may not be used in the manufacture<br />

or treatment of novelty articles.<br />

Directive 76/769/EEC : Status – September 2004, Appendix I, Number 3<br />

1. Placing of the material on the market and use of<br />

the material is not permitted in decorative items,<br />

games and novelty articles.<br />

2. Materials that are designated with R65 which can<br />

be used as fuel in decorative lamps and which are<br />

placed on the market in quantities of 15l or less,<br />

may not contain any colouring and/or perfume.<br />

Further information on the prohibited articles can<br />

be obtained from the Directive.<br />

16. ADDITIONAL <strong>DATA</strong><br />

The data are based on our best knowledge at the time of compilation. However, the data do not provide a<br />

guarantee of product properties and do not establish a legal contractual relationship.<br />

Data sheet issuing authority: Rehse GbR (Partnership under the German Civil Code)<br />

Contact person: Henning Rehse, Tel.: 02196/3933, 01713401418

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