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Filling out the Interlube International document is essential for effectively managing product information and safety protocols. This guide provides a clear, step-by-step approach to ensure users can complete the form accurately and efficiently.

Follow the steps to successfully complete the Interlube International form.

1. Click the ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the Interlube International form and open it for editing.
2. Begin by entering the product identification section. Include the product ID 'OPTI-2 2 CYCLE LUBRICANTS', MSDS date '01/31/1993', FSC '9150', and NIIN '00F037741'. Ensure the MSDS number 'BWJSQ' is also included.
3. In the responsible party section, provide the company name 'INTERLUBE INTERNATIONAL INC' along with the address details: '801 HARRIS AVE', 'BELLINGHAM', 'WA', '98225-5000', 'US'. Include both the information and emergency phone numbers, which should be '206-734-3832'. The CAGE code should be entered as 'INTEL'.
4. For the contractor identification section, repeat the same details as provided for the responsible party, confirming the information is consistent.
5. Fill out the composition/information on ingredients section by specifying the ingredient name as 'NON HAZARDOUS INGREDIENTS'.
6. In the hazards identification section, document the routes of entry. Indicate 'No' for inhalation and skin, and 'Yes' for ingestion. Note the reports of carcinogenicity findings as negative for NTP, IARC, and OSHA.
7. Outline the health hazards acute and chronic effects, particularly regarding skin contact and irritation. Include any effects of overexposure noted in the document.
8. Complete the first aid measures section. Emphasize appropriate actions for eyes, skin, and ingestion incidents as outlined.
9. Detail the fire fighting measures including the flash point (>410F) and the recommended extinguishing media such as dry chemical, CO2, and foam.
10. Fill out the accidental release measures section with spill release procedures clearly laid out, stressing the importance of avoiding sewage systems and waterways.
11. Document the handling and storage precautions, ensuring to include storage instructions and other necessary precautions outlined.
12. Detail the exposure controls and personal protection recommendations, specifying ventilation requirements and appropriate protective gear such as gloves and goggles.
13. Complete the physical/chemical properties section, documenting boiling point, vapor pressure, specific gravity, and appearance/odor.
14. Address the stability and reactivity data, noting stability indicators, materials to avoid, and hazardous decomposition products.
15. Lastly, include the waste disposal methods and disclaimers as required under the disposal considerations, ensuring compliance with local, state, and federal regulations.
16. Once all sections are completed, review the form for accuracy. Users can then save changes, download, print, or share the document as needed.

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