MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET MS2® 101 PB Molten Solder Surfactant

MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEETMS2® 101 PBMolten Solder SurfactantUs and Foreign Patents Issued and Pending1. Product and Company IdentificationCommerical Description – MS2® Molten Solder Surfactant for use with standard Sn60 an Sn63 Tin-Lead Solder ProcessNot recommended for use with lead-free solder processesThis product contains leadThis product conforms to ANSI Z400. 1-1993 and ISO 11014Manufactured by:Emergency Phone:P. Kay Metal, Inc.2448 E 25 th StreetLos Angeles, CA 90058Telephone 323-585-50581-800-535-5053 (Infotrac)2. Composition / Information on IngredientsDescription CAS Number ContentCarboxy Alkanes 67254-79-9 >91%Polyalpha Olefins 68649-12-7 >5%Lead 7439-92-1 >1%Tin 7440-31-5

P. Kay Metal – MSDS – MS2® 100PB6. Accidental Release MeasuresPersonal PrecautionsAvoid contact with eyes. Do not breathe vaporEnvironmental Precautions Minimize contamination of drains, surface, and ground waterMethods for Cleaning Up Transfer product to suitably labeled containers for disposal at an approved siteAbsorb liquid spillage on inert material (e.g. sand). Residues and small spillagemay be washed away with water and detergent.Other informationSpillages or uncontrolled discharge into watercourses must be alerted to theappropriate regulatory body7. Handling and StorageHandlingStorageOther informationShelfNo specific protective measures are requiredStore in the original closed containersfor quality reasons: avoid elevated temperatures2 years from date of manufacture8. Exposure Control / Personal ProtectionEngineering MeasuresEnsure ventilation or local exhaust if formation of vapor occursHygiene MeasuresGood industrial hygiene should be followedOccupational Exposure No occupational exposure limits have been establishedPersonal Protective Equipment Normal precautions should be observed as for handling all chemicals9. Physical and Chemical PropertiesPhysical StateLiquid (20˚C)ColorPinkOdorNonePHNot applicableBoiling Point/Boiling Range >300˚CFlash Point315˚ C (COC)FlammabilityNot applicableAuto-ignition Temperature 400˚ CExplosion PropertiesNot to be expectedOxidation PropertiesNot to be expectedDensity955 kg/m3 (25˚C)Solubility in WaterInsolubleSolubility in Other Ingredients Soluble in most organic solventsViscosity7500 mPa.s (25˚C)Volatile Organic Compound VOC Not volatile ambient10. Stability and ReactivityStabilityStable under normal conditionsConditions to AvoidNot KnownMaterials to AvoidOxidizing agentsHazardous ReactionsNoneHazardous Decompositions Products None11. Toxicological InformationAcute ToxicityOral – LD 50Skin IrritationEye IrritationMutagenicity>2 g/kg (rat)Not irritating (rabbit)Not irritating (rabbit)Negative (in-vitro short-term genotoxicity tests)12. Ecological InformationDegradability100mg/l (fish – 48 hours)EC50>100mg/l (Pseudomonas putida – 16 hours)NOEC>85mg/l (fish – 28 days)Not toxic at concentration will above the water solubility13. Disposal ConsiderationMethods of DisposalReturn to manufacturer for recycle. Contact P. Kay Metal, Inc.

P. Kay Metal – MSDS – MS2® 100PB14. Transportation InformationD.O.T. ClassificationNot restricted15. Regulatory InformationOSHA HCS (29 CFR Not hazardous 1920.1200)SATA Title III Section313Not listedInventory StatusUSATSCA-CSIEUNLP ListCANADADSLJapan ENCS (8-3050)AustraliaAICSKorea ECL (16486)PhilippinesPICCSChinaSEPA/First importSwitzerland Gifkklasse/frei: BAG-T Nr. 61840016. HistoryDate of Previous Issue 9/12/2004Revised 8/12/2009Prepared byJ. HardinThe information contained herein is based on data considered accurate and is offered solely for information, considerationand investigation. P. Kay Metal, Inc. extends no warranties, makes no representations and assumes no responsibility as tothe accuracy, completeness or suitability of this data for any purchaser’s use. The data on this Material Safety Data Sheetrelates only to this product and does not relate to use with any other material or in any process. All chemical productsshould be used only by, or under the direction of, technically qualified personnel who are aware of the hazards involvedand the necessity for reasonable care in handling. Hazard communication regulations require that employees must betrained on how to use a Material Safety Data Sheet as a source for hazard information. Department issuing MSDS: ProductSafety Contact, MSDS Coordinator, P. Kay Metal, Inc.