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    Daragrit Material Safety Data Sheet: Abrasive Material For Air Blasting

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    This material safety data sheet provides information on Daragrit abrasive material. It lists the manufacturer as GR-350 in Greece and provides contact information. Daragrit is an iron slag made of silicates, iron oxide, and other metal oxides. It is a solid material with no odor. Exposure can cause irritation but it presents low health risk. Proper protective equipment should be used and dust levels maintained within limits.

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    Daragrit Material Safety Data Sheet: Abrasive Material For Air Blasting

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    This material safety data sheet provides information on Daragrit abrasive material. It lists the manufacturer as GR-350 in Greece and provides contact information. Daragrit is an iron slag made of silicates, iron oxide, and other metal oxides. It is a solid material with no odor. Exposure can cause irritation but it presents low health risk. Proper protective equipment should be used and dust levels maintained within limits.

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    Spécifications du matériel abrasif DARAGRIT

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    Daragrit Specs

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    This material safety data sheet provides information on Daragrit abrasive material. It lists the manufacturer as GR-350 in Greece and provides contact information. Daragrit is an iron slag made of silicates, iron oxide, and other metal oxides. It is a solid material with no odor. Exposure can cause irritation but it presents low health risk. Proper protective equipment should be used and dust levels maintained within limits.

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    Daragrit Material Safety Data Sheet: Abrasive Material For Air Blasting

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    This material safety data sheet provides information on Daragrit abrasive material. It lists the manufacturer as GR-350 in Greece and provides contact information. Daragrit is an iron slag made of silicates, iron oxide, and other metal oxides. It is a solid material with no odor. Exposure can cause irritation but it presents low health risk. Proper protective equipment should be used and dust levels maintained within limits.

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    DARAGRIT ABRASIVE MATERIAL FOR AIR BLASTING

    MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET

    SECTION I-GENERAL

    Product Manufacturer and Distributor

    GR-350 12 Larymna, Greece


    Contact Person: Mr. S. Daramaras
    Telephone (+30)6944-593242, Fax: (+30)-2268031631
    Emergency Tel: Nr. (+30)6944-593242

    Common Name: Iron Slag

    SECTION II-INGREDIENTS-IDENTITY INFORMATION

    Iron refinery non-metallic slag, 100%,


    (Typically as an amorphous mixture of combined silicates and metal oxides of Fe, Si, Zn, Al)

    SECTION III-PHYSICAL DATA

    Physical Form: Solid (angular, sharp shaped particles)


    Boiling Temperature: N/A
    Melting Temperature: Above 1300oC
    Vapour Pressure/Density: N/A
    Evaporation Rate: N/A
    Specific gravity: 3.3gr/cm3 (typical value only)
    Water solubility: Negligible
    Colour: Black
    Odour: None
    Radioactivity: None

    Rev. 1 Date: August 2006 Page 1 of 3


    SECTION IV-CHEMICAL COMPOSITION (Typical)
    Parameters Typical Product Value Test Method
    and Range

    Silica (SiO2) as combined in 41.0 XRF


    Silicates,%

    Iron Oxide, Fe2O3,% BALANCE XRF

    Copper Oxide, CuO, ppm TRACE AAS

    Aluminium Oxide, Al2O3,% 4.4 XRF

    Calcium Oxide , CaO,% 7.2 XRF

    Magnesium Oxide, MgO,% 1.3 XRF

    Zinc Oxide, ZnO,ppm TRACE AAS

    Manganese Oxide, MnO,% 0.7 XRF

    Sulphates, (SO4-2) , ppm 0.6 XRF

    Chlorides, (Cl-),% 0.0020 ISO 11127-7

    Free Silica non detectable ISO11126-5-1993(E)

    Chromium oxide Cr2 O3 5.3 XRF

    Nickel Oxide NiO, % 0.1 XRF

    Hardness(Mohs) >6 ISO 11127-4

    Moisture(%w/w) 0.05 ISO 11127-5

    Conductivity(Ms/m) < 20 ISO 11127-6

    SECTION V-FIRE AND EXPLOSION DATA

    DARAGRIT is a non-flammable and non-explosive solid.

    Rev. 1 Date: August 2006 Page 2 of 3


    SECTION VI-REACTIVITY DATA

    DARAGRIT is inert and stable under normal conditions of use, transportation, storage and after-
    use disposal. There is not any known incompatibility with other material that could cause reac-
    tion phenomena. Polymerization is not possible due to the nature of the material.

    SECTION VII-HEALTH HAZARD DATA

    DARAGRIT presents low health risk by inhalation. Treat as nuisance dust. Typical crystalline
    (free) silica content is less than 0.1%. Human toxic response has not been demonstrated for any
    route of entry. Chemical irritation may occur to eyes or respiratory track.

    Carcinogenicity NTP: No
    IARC Monographs: No
    OSHA Regulated: No
    Teratogenic: No
    Mutagenic: No

    Exposure limits (ACGIH 1996) TLV-TWA 5 mg/ m3


    (respirable dust)
    TLV-STEL 10 mg/ m3
    (respirable dust)
    TLV-TWA 10 mg/ m3
    (total dust)

    FIRST AID

    In case of: Action

    1. Eye contact: Flush eyes thoroughly with water.


    2. Skin contact: Wash skin with soap and water if irritation occurs.
    3. Inhalation: Remove affected person(s) to fresh air source.
    4. Oral intake: Rinse mouth out with water.

    If symptoms persist, contact a physician or other medical personnel.

    SECTION VIII- SPILL, LEAK AND DISPOSAL INSTRUCTIONS

    DARAGRIT requires no special procedure for clean up. Wetting with plain water is recommend-
    ed to reduce airborne dust. Sweep or vacuum material for disposal. Uncontaminated product does
    not exhibit any toxicity and may be disposed of as inert material in an appropriate solid waste
    landfill according to the applicable regulations.

    Rev. 1 Date: August 2006 Page 3 of 3


    SECTION IX- INSTRUCTIONS FOR TRANSPORTATION

    DARAGRIT requires no special procedure for transportation. It can be transported in bulk, in


    small or big bags. Follow good housekeeping practices to reduce airborne emissions. A release
    will pose a housekeeping problem. Material should be swept or vacuumed into appropriate con-
    tainers.

    SECTION X- SAFETY & HYGENE AT WORK

    Use material only for the purposes intended and incorporate methods of dust control to maintain
    airborne dust within local TLV limits. Use appropriate NIOSH certified respiratory protection
    when exposure limits may be exceeded. Maintain sufficient ventilation to allow visual contact
    with work surface. Appropriate abrasive blaster’s protective equipment is required, which may
    also include gloves, hood with protective lens, safety glasses, and hearing protection and appro-
    priate clothing (leather or equivalent).

    GR-350 12 Larymna, Greece


    Telephone (+30)6944-593242, Fax: (+30)-2268031631

    Rev. 1 Date: August 2006 Page 4 of 3

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