Get Pvc Pipe Safety Data Sheet Date Revised: 05/21 ... - Sanderson Pipe

This guide provides comprehensive instructions on how to efficiently fill out the PVC Pipe Safety Data Sheet. By following the outlined steps, users will be able to accurately complete the document while ensuring compliance with safety standards.

Follow the steps to correctly fill out the safety data sheet.

1. Press the 'Get Form' button to access the PVC Pipe Safety Data Sheet and load it in your document editor.
2. Begin with Section 1 by entering the product and company information, including the common name (PVC Pipe and Fittings), chemical name (not applicable), formula (mixture), product CAS number (mixture), recommended use (PVC Pipe), and supplier details for Sanderson Pipe Corporation.
3. Proceed to Section 2, Hazards Identification. Enter any pertinent hazard information including the hazard statement about potential fume emissions and classification related to eye and respiratory system irritation.
4. In Section 3, Composition/Information on Ingredients, provide details such as boiling point, appearance and odor (rigid/no odor), specific gravity, and any other relevant physical/chemical properties.
5. In Section 5, Fire Fighting Measures, note details like ignition temperature and appropriate extinguishing media. Mention that water and ABC dry chemical can be used.
6. Complete Section 6 on Accidental Release Measures, stating how to manage spills since the material is inert, and the appropriate steps to take in the event of an overexposure.
7. In Section 7, provide details about handling and storage precautions for safe usage and environmental considerations.
8. In Section 8, outline any exposure controls and personal protection measures needed when working with the material and any protective equipment required.
9. Enter Section 9, which covers physical and chemical properties. Provide any additional information necessary for safe handling.
10. Fill out Section 10 regarding stability and reactivity, confirming that the material is stable and noting hazardous decomposition products.
11. Complete the toxicological information in Section 11 by entering the statement that no toxicological data is available for the finished product.
12. In Section 13 on Disposal Considerations, outline recommendations for waste disposal adhering to regulations.
13. Fill out Section 14 regarding transport information, confirming that the product is non-hazardous.
14. For Section 15, provide regulatory information confirming compliance with TSCA.
15. Finish with Section 16, which includes user responsibilities and disclaimers. Ensure that safety guidelines are passed on appropriately.
16. After ensuring all sections are completed, save any changes made to the document. You can then download, print, or share the safety data sheet as required.

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