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    Msds Jonbuoy RM

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    The document provides information on an inflatable Jonbuoy recovery module manufactured by Ocean Safety Ltd. It contains a 315g CO2 cylinder that can inflate the module if heated excessively. CO2 gas may be released from the cylinder if this occurs. The module is made of PU coated nylon and packed in a Styrosun container. When inflated, it will be several times larger than its original packaging. Carbon dioxide is commonly used as a fire extinguishing agent and the cylinder poses no special risk in a fire.

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    Msds Jonbuoy RM

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    The document provides information on an inflatable Jonbuoy recovery module manufactured by Ocean Safety Ltd. It contains a 315g CO2 cylinder that can inflate the module if heated excessively. CO2 gas may be released from the cylinder if this occurs. The module is made of PU coated nylon and packed in a Styrosun container. When inflated, it will be several times larger than its original packaging. Carbon dioxide is commonly used as a fire extinguishing agent and the cylinder poses no special risk in a fire.

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    The document provides information on an inflatable Jonbuoy recovery module manufactured by Ocean Safety Ltd. It contains a 315g CO2 cylinder that can inflate the module if heated excessively. CO2 gas may be released from the cylinder if this occurs. The module is made of PU coated nylon and packed in a Styrosun container. When inflated, it will be several times larger than its original packaging. Carbon dioxide is commonly used as a fire extinguishing agent and the cylinder poses no special risk in a fire.

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    The document provides information on an inflatable Jonbuoy recovery module manufactured by Ocean Safety Ltd. It contains a 315g CO2 cylinder that can inflate the module if heated excessively. CO2 gas may be released from the cylinder if this occurs. The module is made of PU coated nylon and packed in a Styrosun container. When inflated, it will be several times larger than its original packaging. Carbon dioxide is commonly used as a fire extinguishing agent and the cylinder poses no special risk in a fire.

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    Material Safety Data Sheet

    PAGE 1 of 2

    INFLATABLE JONBUOY RECOVERY MODULE

    1. PRODUCT INFORMATION AND DETAILS OF THE MANUFACTURING COMPANY

    PRODUCT NAME JONBUOY RECOVERY MODULE

    MANUFACTURER Ocean Safety Ltd


    Saxon Wharf,
    Lower York Street,
    Southampton, SO14 5QF
    PHONE +44 (0) 23 80 720 800
    oceansafety.com

    FAX +44 (0) 23 80 720 801


    EMERGENCY PHONE +44 (0) 7855 662 229

    2. COMPOSITION/INFORMATION ON THE INGREDIENTS

    Self-inflating recovery module, packed in ABS containers equipped with a


    315g CO2 inflation cylinder.

    3. NATURE OF DANGER

    Contains compressed CO2 gas which may vent from cylinder or inflate the
    module if heated excessively.

    4. FIRST AID MEASURES

    If in contact with CO2 gas :


    Inhalation – Provide patient with fresh air and seek medical advice.

    5. FIRE-FIGHTING MEASURES

    Carbon dioxide is commonly used as an extinguishing agent, and therefore,


    should not present a problem when trying to control a blaze. Use extinguishing
    media appropriate for the surrounding fire.

    6. MEASURES IN CASE OF ACCIDENTAL SPREADING

    Non-applicable.

    7. HANDLING AND STORAGE

    Do not activate the firing line (the module firing line is properly indicated),
    or expose to temperatures over 40°C

    Continued on next page

    Your Life Saving Supplier


    Ocean Safety Ltd, Saxon Wharf, Lower York Street, Southampton, SO14 5QF
    Tel: +44(0) 2380 720 800 Fax: +44(0) 2380 720 801
    www.oceansafety.com email: info@oceansafety.com
    Material Safety Data Sheet
    PAGE 2 of 2

    INFLATABLE JONBUOY RECOVERY MODULE

    8. PERSONAL PROTECTION/EXPOSURE CONTROL

    If inflated in a confined space provide ventilation to disperse CO2 gases.


    If inflated appliance will be several times larger than original packaging.

    9. PHYSICAL/CHEMICAL PROPERTIES

    Product manufactured in PU Coated Nylon fabrics, packed in a Styrosun


    container.
    oceansafety.com

    10. STABILITY AND REACTIVITY

    Normally stable, avoid exposing cylinders of Carbon Dioxide to extremely high


    temperatures.

    11. TOXICOLOGICAL INFORMATION

    Non-applicable.

    12. ECOLOGICAL INFORMATION

    Carbon Dioxide occurs naturally in the atmosphere, the gas will be dissipated
    rapidly in well ventilated areas. Due to the small cylinder size, no adverse effect
    on animals or plants is anticipated.

    13. DISPOSAL

    Waste disposal must be in accordance with the appropriate local regulations.

    14. INFORMATION ON TRANSPORTATION

    CLASS 9 UN 2990, LIFESAVING APPLIANCES, SELF INFLATING.

    The only risk can be the accidental inflation of the recovery module, which
    involves a volume increase.

    15. INFORMATION ON THE REGULATIONS

    Non-applicable.

    16. OTHER INFORMATION

    Non-applicable.

    ISSUE DATE: April 2014

    Your Life Saving Supplier


    Ocean Safety Ltd, Saxon Wharf, Lower York Street, Southampton, SO14 5QF
    Tel: +44(0) 2380 720 800 Fax: +44(0) 2380 720 801
    www.oceansafety.com email: info@oceansafety.com

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