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Safety when handling chemicals
NOTICE!
Risk of accident and environmental damage when chemical residues are
mixed together
There is a risk of burns if residual stocks are mixed together and environmental
damage if chemicals are leaking. For operational reasons, residues remain in
the chemical supply containers. These are completely normal and designed to
be kept to a minimum.
To avoid accidents caused by burns to operating personnel and damage to the
environment caused by leaking chemicals, no residual stocks may be mixed
together.
CAUTION!
Danger due to mixing of different chemicals
Different chemicals may never be mixed with each other, unless this is exactly
the purpose of the pump! In this case, it must be checked first which chemicals
may be mixed in which ratio.
Mixing may only be carried out by trained specialist personnel.
When changing containers, it is essential to ensure that only the same
chemicals are exchanged.
Safety data sheets
The safety data sheet is intended to be consulted by users and enables them to take any
steps necessary to safeguard their health and safety at work.
DANGER!
Safety data sheets are always provided together with the supplied chemicals.
Before using the chemicals, the safety data sheets must be read and
understood, and all requirements must be implemented on site. Ideally, they
should be displayed close to the workplace or to the supply containers so that
the appropriate measures can be taken quickly in the event of an accident.
The operator must provide the necessary protective equipment (PPE), as well
as the described emergency equipment (eye bottle, etc.). Persons entrusted
with operating the equipment must be instructed accordingly and trained.
Download of safety data sheets
The latest safety data sheets are available online.
To download them, go to the following link or scan the QR code. You can then
enter your required product and download the associated safety data sheet.
https://www.ecolab.com/sds-search
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MAN046879 Rev. 12-12.2023