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VMJUE.Y FORGE CORPORATE CENTERMADISON & EISENHOWER AVENUES —NORRISTOWN. PA. 194O3 £• « °TELEPHONE: (215) 666-61 16

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H.S. CROCKER COMPANY, INC.LOCKWOOD FOLDING BOX DIVISION

May 20, 1988

I Suzanne Billings; U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Region IIIj FA CERCLA Remedial Enforcement Section (3HW12); £41 Chestnut Building, 6th Floor

Philadelphia, PA 19107

;• RE: Commodore Semiconductor Group Site, Norristown, PA

Dear Ms Billings:

Lockwood Folding Box Co. is a division of H. S. Crocker Co.,Inc. of South San Francisco, CA. We produce only Folding Cartons

',. at this plant, utilizing the Lithographic printing process on| -sheet fed presses.f| As you will see in the enclosed materials prior to 1985 we' generated "press sludge" which was a product of press washups.

With the addition of two new printing presses, training at the; Philadelphia Lithographic Institute and a concerted effort to| reduce the use of chemicals, we no longer generate liquid effluents• from our washup process. Our procedure for washups now is to use

.a little solvent and wipe up the waste ink with a shop towel. TheI shop towel is placed in a safety container and, when dry, disposed: of in our solid trash dumpster. We also had several drums of waste| oil which we drained from two old presses that were being scraped.

As of our last inventory (March 31, 1988) we had 4,840 poundsof offset ink, packed in 5 Ib cans, in house. Because of its cost,we endeavor to use all of the ink in the can and throw the emptycan into our solid trash dumpster. All of our ink and ink additivesare consumed in the process of printing our cartons, as is ourfountain solution and its' additives.

Used developer and fixer from our film prep area and the platedeveloper (Sage Poly Fix A), approximately 5 to 10 gallons eachmonth, is flushed down our sewer system.

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Suzanne BillingsU.S. E.P.A.

»'•- Slay 20, €988 *% '

I have |tncluded MSDSs for -the chemicals- tised in our press area,.prep area,«and general plant as well as copies of MSDSs of products

±. that we received as samples, products no longer used and a copy of-- our ink inventory. You will also find copies of correspondence wehad with Delaware Container, Zydinsky Environmental, the PA Dept.

. _ of .Environmental Resourses, .a copy of the deed to the property anda list of owners.

I hope I have complied with your requests and I will gladlyassist you with any further information you nay require.

Sincerely,

M. FedgchPlant Manager

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ana des;rl;«J ±s toliows, to -.-.t: ————————————

!jKC;I-f•)Ijj'G, at a i .--.it ntrlrinic the tr.terscction 01' thecont-'i- lines o""™ !seniioulr"~ rj.vi (fi; ty feet vide) and .Xadison Avenue(r I: ty inot vide) said point i«lTXT; a* the distir.ce of Four hun.lredei,-:ity-si;c f'-.;t aiid fifti' c-.*-* :',dredths feet measured :!orth forty-einnt degrtie;,, nc Blnutcj Vest, 4lor.»: the center line ot' Elsenhowerivc-aue frc.- n poir.t narking Its Intersection x-ith the center line ofValley For.;o Road (Route 26?) vT-ijSi point Is at the'further distance ofFor:y one hundred firty-v:x fe*t ar.d fifty-five me-hundredtha fest

. r:«-;sured Uorth forty-two d«sr«£s< no ainutes East, alone tho centerI line o:' V.-lley Forpe Road fror. Its Intersection with the center linei of Auduton Road; thence fro- iild beginning point along the centerline of Eisenhower Avenuo, So-;ts forty-eight derrees, r-.o cinutes V>at,C'-o hundred thirty-s'z feot ir.i tlftr one-hundredths feet to a point;thence leavl.ii; said road ty oi.-.*r inn-* af Valley Forge Industrial .'arKthe tvo foli-ixing courses and dlsi.<x::ces: (1) South fovty-two d«,:rees,no »*juit»s Vesi, three hundrel s«Tenty-»«»en f<>et; (2) Korth forty-eight degrefcs, nj islnutes Veil, tvo hundred thlrty-.-lx feet and fiftyone-hundredths f«st to a point ca the center line of Frtfison Avenuejthence ty snld e.jnter lino "orth forty-two degrees, no nlnutes East,Tnrec mindred seventy-seven f««t to the first aentloncd point and plac*of beginning. ———————————————.———————————————————————————

CflffTA IjLLlg. tvo aai forty-4«v*n on*~thou«andths Acres.

%&yri P*rt D' *•'« *sa* prenises vhleh Ed;ar C. B. Kirsoppand Hary P. Kirsopp, his wife, iy Inltnturo tearing date the 14 th dayof April A. D. 1958 and rvccrtel at Kurrlstoun in ta« Office for the

of Deed* in and for th« County of Xontgonery en 22nd dcjr ofApril A. D. 1958 In 0««d Book »o. 2869, pag« 573 «tc., c ranted and con-v«y«J unto Valley Forg« Industrial Park, Inc., in. fee. ————————————

iff/ Tho said premises .;!..-..; . * sut.'-rc-t to tr.e fallow-.^conditions, covenants, i-^striciinui, r't-r.".itlois ind &L:V.:..tr ira-posel in the interest of tiw pro|.e.- i»«-t-l.-,-r.tn>. of V.,l'ev r\t-,;e I. J::s!,iParlc of wnieh,*ald pr<T.is--j is a .surt: — —— ____. —_____ -» ._

•/*••' -*S-" (a> to Irwai-e }.r«!-.-:r u;i= ir.l arsronrl.ite Javo'.opr.B.-it "'a>iJ isi.rovtfis'sit of each tai'.-iii.- A.: triir-.or; ————— —— -__

{b) to protect tn-; n---.-i,r* of iuilUin^ sltirS >ii;al:iiterjr use which cny deyrecl.-it..- t':r- -?''.-.* of thoir t:ro;-frty; —————

'(=.'• "'"to nu;ir4 a/.Tlr.nt i • srfetlwi thereon r.f structurestruilt of la ror-or or unsultiMi- . -•- rials; ————————— ———————.

(c.) in encour.t.;:i t.m« c-: -rtjon of attractive la--rove=entsin the i'ara, vl'.h aiiuropriat,-.- Ajrs,;icr..-s tUir-.of o-s cuiiair.,-; ritej;

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(>',} t*1 in-ure tn-i* t.-.i- -.'= o:" -.--ch t'lil-iirv site shillor ui'i'uet >ii-'-,-r 1 •. iy t:u :i«."it."i -r i i.l'ctv ot" i-esiôrita or workers

t:if: .jro:i :inJ wi»i :ioi t« .:.ir.-..;-.•. ,i to t::-.* use cr aevtlo:'.:.-c:it'

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(c) ,,o LUilai:v.- sit. r.;.r ..".' 1-iiUin,- or Jtr-.ic-taro Itr.ereon j'nall tu uso.t ;:C :j»;- tine :m- : •.-. .-. »n-if ic'/ire, s:cr.:.-•;-, distri- 'tution or sale of -iny prc.iuetj -..til ;h r- •-r.iidot-c-1 iir.t-.-iro.u or u:i?.->fe,!otjactionic-ie or o tiuis-j-ice by n.--i-i.r, ..." ,-ijr, Uust, fi-ca, .=r-o'-ce, noiû>>r vibration, or fur ;my i"Ji'i'oau ir ^. » i.; "L-olotlo:i of '.ri-_' l.iws of t;io \

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(tl) Kvery use- o:' .. i, ;..:.-;: .-iiiv i-i t:iu : .>rk -.ust Le•ipcrcv-:-3 in viltin;-. ty V :1» jy .-,)i ;. . ,_;.~-.fiii. I'U.-K, I:-.c. •.-.- -roir.j'.'turc^ll»i "Jevtioiiet-'1/. n ai »:ij. V.-A .. ;. .-; .•«vcl,;.,er i::..Li l« cotv.-l'isiv.cvi^cacc tn:.t ::i« t.ro;jo..ci uju ., t.-., -...: .-. yiy vitn t:i-j prjvislo:is of

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*.c> :"••->?• ••'•o i-ulldinr cj- uther ittructcre ciiall be eractil

* i ^^^ 'J--.' of ajiie_ur ; f.-.r_y^-Jj for J'.ir'vtnr.. If a side ori J r-=tr j-«.i.i Is t.:se,i Tor Icaciin.-. j.tia ui.oidin.; trucks the r.intr.un Sfctbacki j =Ki5t iv ircr u.ea tj AUK feet in tnt .-. .-ivictwie yard. _____________" i -

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<a) The ,:r.-- .ruelicn jc «lt«-ratlon of anj- building in theet the fol loving st.-.nd..rjs: —————————————————————

(1) >lo t.ulldinf £O*L1 te constructed cf wood franc;

(2) All cxlL-rior --ills siiall te f>.irhcd ~-lth faceck or its equivalent, .-r better; ————————————————

(3) Other extiT-;r.r =at«riA.ls aty te pi-raitied byOuvoloper, \f i:i tin; OT.lsij of Ueveioper such naterlalsaiu cor.patlcle with Ihoit usei throu*;hout the Park; and

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a p.ent of an ..r.i-. r iic:« ioar-1 ss ierainul'tar provijed.I

(ft) ~ -. ii-.s .-f vl-.ir.ji .uvl it-tît'teuti-cns for tna-oni.r-istiwi^r iitsrjiiicu aC »r<.- iailJi.-.,-; =v.si be tvb-

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''.•Hi-.;:, fli»:;- .-ios, out.:>jcr :ii5f-r.< und Itir.Jroiv* piantin? l:i th-? ir.s'e.. . _1 iiust i'irst Lc Mit' itte'l tv .r.i rriVfc tna vritto -prov.t.'. of tiifl .'-ivej (s) "'He '.iir.--.ii sro:'.f;-' of ritcrlil- willi oni;' in areas a;*;>rcvjil L.. . ••. ----a j sr proviisi tr.s itot.x--.'. Bifit'l'ili -ruj vi'juj'.ly t.rc-unul fro.i fil. ir . r>i >::ies in :* r...r»:'.or a:. ro.-oi ry Developer,prelur.ii.lv with

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(e) LojuVnf -- :sa s:jtli not i.e ?er=itieJ to 1'ror.t orf .an on any itreets uit:u:i -.:.= rj.rk without t'r.r impress anprovul of the£exei:.:ier. provisioni; i'oi- r.-.-.i-in>: of .li! ;'roi»r.t rust te on the sides \(-.ot f'.oins on Rr.y strci-t' »r re..r oi" ill fcuiUiacj; —————————————.L.

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I (f) Pl.-ir.t.ir..: _r*:*i i i-l l-uidsc ir. snail oo.n.'cra toi reisonarle cinisun Jtan-i»rii î L-ropOie-i ty aisd or» file with the\ Uev-jtopei-. the yaru i'iuiiV.:: or." jjjj' str _•<-•;. of i. zinivai doptl' cf 50! f-.-ot sl»-.ll ce w.int .irieil . .- ;r=-.r. ;.re:i t-s $,-..»! ! t nininu,- of 10 feet'• 1'i'or. e c.i ether j.i-u,<».rly -.-:*;—————————————————————————————

i (g) Vo t.i-..-;i-i liihts or expose-- neon lights will 'ce?firait'.evi within tin.- I'..rk- _J_ —————'.————————————————————

00 '»'li- '- ~~-~ «•'- XJ" tr»c^ Sn t:-,e ? rX shsli at all ti=«keep tne ,'roiuida, i.uli'il:i--, LIJ-ovsaenss .vr.d jifpur-.enances in a safe,clesn and vhclDsoac ccndi:_c~. ir.i coaply In ail respect with all fover;=ent health ancj police n. o-ir .- nta ar.d ir.y o--ner vill ruove, at hisovn expense, any rutLlii; cf *i - c.-\r.r<«cttr whatsoever whic.i may accusralal eon s.ala .Tropcrty. If the cw~.*r :"uiii, to -•.aint.tir. the exterior of Luiltf-ir.,: »nd grounds in accorJu-.;^ •-.~'.rf. the roascr.rtle strind.irds proposed tyintl on file with the Uevelcjer, the Deveioper rosi-rves the rl^ht to fro-viJe, at re;,scnEti-j coat tc v--.er suuh n.-.intc-r..- .ce services to th-,' ex-terior of L-uildlnis uiu i;r " :ci >.s r.ay le re.'.uirfii to ;iph»ld th= qualityof the Park s.s a whole. ————————— —————————————————————————

(a) ..'o J..r- .•„ %-iii•iedicated streets -dtliiii t:.-i rk;

('j) Every f-Tt-rr ir.nil provide iie uato cff-street parkinjon each buiiJ:n/ -ite; ——————————————————————————

<c) P.-irkini -rca* uiid drlveu^-j =u»t l«v p^vtiU with yearround surface (asphalt or ccairett*} and te nairu-ine\i in good coniltion;fcr.d ———————-————————————————————————————————————————

(d) Ho purkir arcai toy te =alr.t»irxed vithin front yardset-back area. ———.———.—______________^_______________

The Developer retains th* right to regulate and controlthe direction of traffic KX streets vithin the ?ark until such controlpursuant to the provision of appllctbl* law t»cc=es th* responsibilityof Lower Providence Townsni?. •——————————————-

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(a) Whenever any dispute arises between an owner and theDeveloper concerning the refusal of th* Developer to approve any actionof the owner, the content of tka Developer is required under the pro- _

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j .seUct.ci ty tho Devc-o,-.,r, * re.-i stored architect sdccte. V.y th* o'-ner;<&n$£r Uiuv. s-orjori _-:l» ••«.-. iv tha tw.» -.rlit-ators. Ihey rhili r-Vxe anaac:;tu;tii.n o:' the pro:i:•<..=• -_ t::oir aecii.'-.in ande in vritir;,;, sl.-ii-J r;any tao m' timsr. s'n..l 1 •• i.r.-l «iid linJi:;.; Ujci £h-» pirtiei:j en- ———

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{ ( L ) .-cr *'.!' ,.-ir;o.-e cf riSCPrcair.inF whether fny disputeBXlr,» tetwccn tl-.tj u-.vn-..-, e- ^ ia the o-ii«?r, :i-.e o'- ner r.ust idvlic theZieA'eiopor la writ lac «;•,!-.-.- S0 days after t"..> U^cioper's tsfu ai toacmvirssce in an o-.-ncr'r rt. =*»t of the «vn#r'^ dls.-. rofs nt witn thoDeveloper _ni the ow. r'i sic:.;;! that t:'.e r. ttt-r Ve referr*-2 to

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Tha contii t; .if, covenants, reitrictlons, rt-»crvatlvnsheroin Ir.-.r.osed'sUall tt-rr.iîts and te of-no funner efl'ect on Jr.-iuary1, 20W, proviiien th-.t. «t i=j- tir.e the ovn-rs of n Ka.'orlty of theacreii.-e i.i the ?avk nay rr i vritini; si«;ne-.l And ao'-ciavlctUed ty thfcil,ind recor.tM in tiiu isffixt ±- tne Keoordtr of Oet-ds In and for Xo-i'.-go.-jery County, at :."orri.t;>'--iL, ?ennsylv<-nl.H, TodiJ'y, titer, &Bend orextend such conditions, cc-..-r._nts, rejtrictions, roserv.itlons uid ease-nsnts. -————————.—_____——————————_——————.———-—————————.—

8. OiJrJUL PROVISIONS.

i (a) 7lK- |.r-.iJio:is hert-o:' shil.1 txt-nl to and t~, fcindini;' upon the neirs, ex«fir<.r5, i-nir.istrc-t.ors, rucce:';cr; and .ir.r.irr.s ofthe Developer rjrd the nvr.«r cr owners cf any tuildlns site within theP.tr'.c; and ———————•———.———————————•—————————————————————

(b) Thf '.-.~. ill..tion P-' rjiy of th<> forepointr restrictedeovcnrjits shall not !T<.i.-- :r.> v-.iliit> "o:' ; v yt.:-. r s-.K-h c*v<.-n .nta luttiie cant chill ron.-.l-.i i-. . i.'. :'orct- .a-.vi effect. ———————————————————.

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U.S. E.P.A. Region III_________________ . H.S. Crocker Co., Inc. (Red) vPA CERCLA Remedial Enforcement Section (3HW12) R Lockwood Division841 Chestnut Building, 6th Floor____________ j^ Madison & Eisenhower Aves.Philadelphia, PA 19107 Norristown, PA 19403

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SUBJECT COMMODORE SEMICONDUCTOR GROUP SITE, NORRISTOWN. PA___________DATE 5 / 24 / 88 I/»/ 'MESSAGE

Enclosed is a copy of the letter received from O'Hara Sanitation Co., Inc. regarding_____•••t

the disposition of our solid trash.________________________________________?

Joseph M. fedgchin. Plant Manager

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SANITATION CO., INC.Hauling And Removal Service

COMMERCIAL • INDUSTRIAL • RESIDENTIAL

372 S. HENDERSON ROAD, P.O. BOX 666, KING OF PRUSSIA, PA 19406PA (215) 265-6337 OUTSIDE PA 1-800-331-7124

May 23, 1988

H. S. Crocker Company, inc.Valley Forge Corporate CenterMadison and Elsenhower AvenuesNorristown, PA 19403

Att: Caroline P. Engle

Ref: H. S, Crocker letter, dated May 3, 1988

Dear Caroline,

O'Hara Sanitation picks up H. S. Crocker 's non-hazardous waste,which includes packaging, cardboard, skids, cafeteria and officetrash.

The waste is taken to Plymouth Transfer Station (Permit #101244)and then is hauled to pottstown Landfill (Permit #100549) or theHarrisburg Refuse incinerator (Permit #22-301-052).

If you have any other questions, please feel free to call.

Sincerely*

SANITATION CO., INC.

Stephen MitchellGeneral Manager

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LOCKWOOD FOLDING BOXMADISON & EISENHOWER AVENUES

NORRISTOWN, PA 19403

YEAR PURCHASED NAME OF OWNER

1972 H. S. Crocker Co., Inc.

1964 Louis Landenberger

1962 Zabel Printers

1958 " Ketterlinus Lithographic Mfg. Co.

AR200307

5/20/88

H. S. CROCKER CO., INC.LOCKWOOD DIVISION

WRITTEN HAZARD COMMUNICATION PROGRAM

Purpose: To communicate H. S. Crocker Co., Inc.Lockwood Division hazard communicationprogram to all company personnel.

OBJECTIVE

... To protect the health of our employees.

... To provide the employees with the necessary information concerning

health and physical hazards of the materials used in their operations.

... To comply with Title 29, Part 1910.1200, Subpart Z of the Code of

Federal Regulation (CFR): OSHA Hazard Communication.

... To include flexibility in the compliance program so that changes can

be nade to comply with possible state and local right-to-know laws.

SCOPE

... This compliance program will provide information to the employees of

H. S. Crocker Co., Inc., Lockwood Division of the chemical products

to which they are exposed. It will be accomplished by the following:

..»-A. Listing of all chemical products on the property.

B. Appropriate labeling on containers of all chemical materials used.

C. Making available Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDSs) for all

chemical products on the property.. \ '

D. Employee training to recognize and interpret labels, warnings,

color coding, signs, etc. that are affixed to containei

they can properly protect themselves against potential hazards.

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E. Employees training to understand the elements of the MSDSs and

to recognize possible risks'to health and physical harm.

F. This written Compliance Program will be made available, upon

request, to employees, their designated representatives(s), and

to all local, state, and federal officials who have proper

authority.

LISTING OF CHEMICAL PRODUCTS.1

... Since we are not a chemical manufacturer, importer or distributor,

H. S. Crocker Co., Inc., Lockwood Division is not required to assess

the hazards or evaluate chemicals. We shall maintain a list of all

the chemical products used on site. We shall always evaluate to the

best of our ability the potential health exposure of a particular

chemical product before we decide to use it.

... We will provide a system under which the Purchasing Department will

obtain MSDSs from all suppliers of chemical products. This system

would include the following:

A. Sending form letters to suppliers-requesting information/MSDSs.

B. A flagging system to ensure that MSDSs ate received and kept current.

C. Maintenance of MSDS files that would be available to employees,

their representatives, local jurisdictional authorities and health

or nedical officers as required by the regulations.

D. A purchase requisition noting that the proper labels are either to

be attached to all containers received, or to be sent.with ±he

order, and that the supplier certifies that'all MSDSs and labels

comply with the standard.

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... A master list of hazardous chemicals will be maintained for reference

in the operation management's office. This list will be expanded as

new chemicals are ordered and/or received. All new chemical products

will be appropriately labeled, and a MSDS obtained before receiving -

material at H. S. Crocker Co., Inc., Lockwood Division.

LABELS

... Material received at H. S. Crocker Co., Inc., Lockwood Division shall

be properly labeled. If labels are not provided, we shall contact the

supplier to get the specific labels. Information contained on labels

must not conflict with federal, state or local laws and/or regulations

in labeling requirements. These labels should provide the following

information:

A. Identity of the chemical products or substances in the container;

B. Hazard warnings;

C. Name and address of the manufacturer or other responsible party.

... The labels must.not be removed and will be replaced if illegible.

... All containers of chemical products, including laboratory bottles,

solvent cans and dispensers must be labeled. For smaller containers

(less than one gallon or 3.7 liters), labels must be consistent with

the standards that are specified above. Only those chemicals that can

be classified as "immediate use", which means that the hazardous chemicals

under control of and used only by the person who transfers it fjrf tfH) 3 i 0

labeled container and only within the work shift in which it is ••••-..

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transferred, are exempted from the labeling procedures described above.

... In storage areas where similar chemical products are stored, we will

post signs or placards to identify the material and transmit the

required information in lieu of individual container labels.

... If any materials are to be transferred from a storage tank or container

through a pipeline, labels with the required information will be

affixed to the line at the discharge point (valve).

... In those cases where a chemical product other than that specified on

the container label is placed in the container, we must relabel the

container to accurately reflect the hazards of the chemical product

that has been substituted.

TRAINING

All employees in the regulated areas will receive training in the handling of

'chemical products. There will be an annual review of the training program,

and a list of each employee's training schedule will be maintained. The

training program will provide instruction in the following areas:

... The requirements of the Hazard Communication Program;

... The operations of the work area where chemical products are present

including both routine and non-routine jobs;

... The location And availability of the MSDSs;

... Interpretation of MSDSs data and of the labeling system;

... Methods and observations that the employee may use to detect the

presence or accidental release or spill of chemical products in thevorkarea. BR2003II

... Measure(s) that employees can take to protect themselves from these

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hazards (i.e., work practices, personal protective equipment, and

emergency procedures);

... When a new employee is assigned or transferred to a work area in

which chemical products are used, his or her orientation will include

all of the above training elements, as well as all specific safety

and health training required. Contractors, vendors and service

personnel who have employees assigned to work on our plant premise

in areas where potential exposure to chemical products exist must be

informed of chemical hazards, availability of MSDSs and appropriate

protective measures.

HEALTH. SAFETY & EMERGENCY PROCEDURES

... To ensure that sufficient and required information is available and

accessible during emergencies, or in the event of a spill in the work

area, or beyond the property line of H. S. Crocker Co., Inc., Lockwood

Division the following information will be available to local health

and jurisdictional authorities if requested or required:

A. MSDSs;

B. The location of stored chemical products if the amount is equal to

30 gallons or 300 pounds or more;

C. Special procedures for spill control and/or clean-up for specific

chemical substances.

D. The health hazards, including symptoms of exposure and/or any

recognizable medical conditions; A R -- U U O I __

E. Environmental hazards, to air and/or water, that may result from the

release of specific quantities of chemical substance(s).

condltiousposed ir. nPark of vs.

in the yew of oarLc'd one thousand n\nt hoadffi *xtd fifty-nine (1959)

VAL-K FORCE l":g£:RIAL PARK. INC.

o.r tne one part, hertinafter etilcd the Grantor, and' LOCK-WOOD- TOLDT-;q =OX CORPURP.7XOX

the other part, hereinafter called the Grantee;

That the taid Gr r.tor

THJJS-ND THSES KJHBhH) I iVJES trin r-i*may te us

tor and in cCR«Mera<ion of tht turn ot

wef' mad truly paid kg tht tmidlaaful moxev of tht United Statet of Ainrica, *»to

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traling and detitxmof thest preienli, llte rettipt a-hrml *» *rr-V od*c_-W<7f_, has———granted, bargaixtd,to!d, aliened, enfeoKcd, relcaied and cenim.--, and 6| thete prtmtt does—Brant, bargain.telt, elitn, tnftolT, rtleat* and eantrmi r-tf tltt 'aid Grantee, its successors —————

AL.L THAT CU\Tnr'j_lc't or piece of ground, Situate in theTo-.tiship of LowffFT'rovTaefice, v ui\t;' of Konthoeerj and Conr.onwaalth of

| Pennsj-lvania, bounded and descrlt&J as tollovs, to vit: ———————————

BgjIXNUiGât a foi.it aivrking the intersection ox' thecenter lines oV rS'senliowsr Avecxu* (fifty feet vide) and Nadison Avenue(Fifty i<?et vide) said point tains a*, the distance of Four hundredeifhty-six ff-ct and fift>' o e-isir.dredths feet measured ilorth forty-ciRht degrueo, nc minutes West, along the ce:xter line of ElsenhowerAvenue fro:i a point marking its intersection with the center line ofValley For«;a Road (Route 363} vaich. point is at the'further distance ofForty one hundred fifty-1;; x fe* and fifty-five one-hundredths feetneasured Worth forty-two degreas, no minutes East, alone the centerline o:' Valley Forge Road frccx tts intersection vith the center lineof Audulo'n Road; thence fros Slid beginning point along the centerline of Elsenhower Avenue, Scritfc forty-eight degrees, r.o cinutes E st,t«o hundred thirty-six feot asi fifty one-hundredths feet to a point;thp-ice leavl.ic said road ty rtasr lan? of Valley Forge Industrial ;'arfcthe tvo following courses and distances: (1) Sk ith fovty-two de(trees,'no minutes West, three hundrei screnty-seven f et; (2) Korth forty-eieht degrefes, no minutes Vest> two hundred thirty-.-ix feet and fiftyone-hundredths feet to a point on the center line of l-'.-xtfison Avmue;thence by said center line Sorth forty-tuo degrees, no ninutes East,Three hundred seventy-seven ft«t to the first Mentiorved point and placeof beginning. ———————————————————————————————-——————————

two »n- forty—ieven one-thousandths Acres.———.. , .EEIN''. part of th« saaa prenises vhich Edgar C. B. Kirsopp

_nd Mary P.- Kirsopp", his wife, ty indenture bearing date the 14th day,ot April A. D. 1958 and record*! at Kurristovn in t.ie Office for th*Recording of Oaed.t in tnd for th* County of Montgomery cm 22nd dty ofApril A. D. 1958 in D»«d Book «o. 2869, p»g* 573 etc., granted nnd con-v«yed unto Vallay Forga Industrial. Park, Inc., In fee.————————————

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The said preaises sh_il I* subject to the followingconditions, covenants, restrictions, reservations and easecents im-posed in the interest of the proper dtvilcjcent of Valley Forge IndustrialPark of which said premises is a part: ——————————————————;————

(a) to insure proper us* and appropriate developmentand improvement of each building sit* thereof; ———————————

(b) to protect th* owners of building sites againstany use which coy depreciate the mlae of their property; ———

(c) to guard against ti.f erection thereon of structurestulIt of improper or unsuitable jrticrials; ——————————————————

(a) to encourage the erection, of attractive improvesentsIn the Park, with appropriate locations Uiercof on building r.ites;

(e) to prevent naph;-7-»rJ .cs.! in'.uirnor.ious i.i rovenentof cuilding sites; ————————— ——————————————————————— '• ——

(f) to secure anJ r..»inx-i- proper set -racks froa streets,and adequate i"r«e s.a ces Letweun struciurts; an- ———————— . ———

(g) . to injure that, the c?i of each tuildin? site shallnot ui'feet r.dvers<.ly tho hciltn _r,_ s-i'cty or resiicr.ts or workersin the are:1. ;ind will not LC .li.-lri .rnf..l to ttxe use or devc-lopir.entof adjacent propertlss or tuc txa-T i. «eii;hburt-.ood.—-—————————

(a) All of tht build in,* ,=itea i:; tr.o Valley rora* Indus-trial Park are for industrial, ccrercriijil ,cx.i v-urehousin,.; rurposes andmay be used for such ;-ur?oses;————————————————•————————-——•—

(fc) i.o Luildin^ slt>; r.or ax-' luildinh or structurethereon shall Le usea m any timo for V-s - nufac'-urc, stor^r.e, distri-bution or sale of any products vtilch -r*- cvnsidercJ d.-vn rous or unsafe,objectionable or a nuisance by rtascri &? c-ior, dust, f'mes, s:;oke, nois<or vil/ration, or for any purpose or __* i:i vloli«tio:i of thd inws of thelocal, .jt-ate or Federal uovc-rnntints; ——-——————————————————————

c) The ouner, te;i;n!. ».r cucuîrr oi" on;" luii-iir1./" siteshall in 3d.iitio.-i comply viih ,-til ;,;r.iTi- ru tuilairx.: reitrlci-ions nowor nerc-r.ri-jr 6n:iCleJ i.y i :.lic...l lu- c.rrrc-.orital r.uthoriiies; and ————

^ i) Kvery use o;' .; i.jH iru: site i-x tnu ?.vrk nusl teaporovea in writing Ly V li-;;.- r'oi.-." .^__£tri'i2. t'^rK, Ir.c. (V-.t-roir.a'.'tfcrcalled "developer")- i iijap;.rov:.i :,:• ::v; Jevclopcr sli»ll Lo cor.ciusiv<oviuonco Lhut tho propo.stj uju .o*.-- TJ.-.X co-:j>ly -~i;h t,h<-> provisions ofthese restrictions. —————————————————————————————-———-——

iv" ~r othvr structure ray Le erected

___ linf «r otner str--ictur<= shall te srccit•-•ithin <;5.ft-et of an/ intsricr aioc ;ro;erty line; ———————————————

le) hi-.»r. :;o i.uiliSinr *r other structure shall be erected".0 :tct of tmr -.:u«i ,.roii«rty iine; and.———————————:—————

(a) U>a of Side _or : <-:.T .Y~r-.j for Parking. If a side orrs_r yaiti is x;se;l for ioadin.; Jind un-'o-iinj; trucks the r-.ininura setbacksust -a incro eJ to iuo feet in thfe ...lic ble yarJ.—————————————

(a) ThP con. .ruction or alteration of an>- building in thePark :>'i--ll s-.cet the follovinc st.ind«r_si ——————————————— —

(1) Ho building suiX te constructed of wood frame;(2} All exterior ---ills shall be MnUhed vith face

t-rick or its ec;ulvaler.x ««• better; ————————————————(3; Other extrMwr siat«rla.ls sit / ie permitted by

Duvtloper. if it) tne opinion of Uevoloper such naterialsiro conpatitle with tho « use! throughout, the Park; and _Bfc*S» HDOODO I IAn__UU J I H

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(4) "v» sats of; plans and specifications for theLf I Z-' construction or alteration of any building mist be sub-/ nittea to u»vtlc-->«r prior to the ccasenceaent of any

woi'k thereon, -kareloper shall hart 15 days after thesubmission cf s-id plans anS specifications vithin whichto approve or disapprove. If De-eloper disapproves theplans and specifications the Owner suy deaand the appoint-

• cent of an ar.itraxien board *s hereinafter provided.——(b) Plans tstO. specifications for the construction, in-

stallation or alteration of lil signs, los-itrvg docks', parking facilitiesfences, flagpoles, outdoor limiting and landrcapfi planting in the Parkcust first te vateiitted to Mfl have tne written approval of the i)evelop<r;

(c) The outside storr.ge of sstcriili will IP emittedonly in areas approved Uy Ikcvtloper provided the stor.<;ed za; eriuls arevisually screened froa till st,?roicnes in a aanner approved by Developer;preferably with hedp.c.. tni sarutt ry; _________,———————————————

(d) «11 exterior lighting uust te aacor.plished .'ith con-cealad" wiring unless spoci:'icjiiy ^^rove- in vritin? by tne Dev>.toper;

(e) Loaains iccSs sn:ill nc^ te permitted to i'ront orfacu on any streets wltnin ic.s r rk without the axpress approval of theCevelcpsr. Provisions fur :u 4iin£ of ail :'rolcht cust be on the sides |(not facing on any street'' or res.r or oil buildincs; ————————————

^3BEW

(r) Pl.-int.ir.£ -reas and landsCApirif shall conform toreasonacle nininmrc stano.rcs as proposed by mid on file with theDeveloper. The yard fruuiin^ on any strcot of e tinimur: deptV1 of 50foot sh.-.ll oe maintaineU '_. .» cre^n .\rea &s sr.all E nlninun of 10 feet1'rcr. eicli other property line; ——————————————————————————————

(g) Ko bllrjviai lights or exposoc neon lights will cepcrnittea within the I'trk; —I——————————————————————————————

(h) Iht cvr.tr ci" aixy tr^ct in i*-.e ?ar>: sh&ll ot all tice;keep the grounds, .ulldinf, i3g"ov«sients ,ind a^purceixaricos in a safe,clew and wholesone conditics and cocply in all respect with all govcm-Bent health and police rfes iir ients. and anj- ovrver vdll rtaove, at hisovn expense, any rubbish cf enj- c'cxaractor whatsoever vhiclx may accumulateon said property. If the cur.sr fails to caint ir. the exterior of build-ine and grounds In accordsr.ce vith the reasorxr.tie standards proposed byand on file with the Developer, the Dsvelopcr reserves the right to provide, at re.isonably cost to ci-Tier such saintenaiice services to th«' ex-terior of building uid prouitas as r.ay le reouirei to uphold the qualityof the I'ark as a whole. ————————————————————————————.—————

L. gFF-srhF.Lr PAKX;NC.(a) i!o p.-.r-.:v --ill l«i penr.ittei en private or pulilc

dedicated streets vi tlun xr.« i-' ric; ———————————————————————-(b) Ever;.- ova r shnll provide adequate off-street parkir.f

en each building site; ———————————————.__________(c) Parkins _r*as oiid drivew^s =ust te pavini with year

round soLrf&ce (asphalt or ccncrete) and te BainCLined in good condition;fcnd ————————————_——_———————————————————————————————————

(d) Ho ptirki- aj-ca;- nay te aair.tained vithin front yardset-back area. -——.—.___________________________________

The Developer retains the right to regulate and controlthe direction of traffic on streets vithin the Park until such controlpursuant to the provision or applicable lav beco=es the responsibilityof Lower Providence Township. ——————————:——————————————————6. AR3ITKATIOK.

(a) Vhen*»*r «nj- dispute arises between an owner and theDeveloper concerning the refusal of the Developer to approve any actionof the owner, the consent of the Developer is required under the pro-

ana & tr.-.sinsuecticrany ti-v o'

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visions of the vithin restrictions. Such dispute shall te referred toa board of throe arultrftS-is, consisting of a rep.isterea architect,,selected by the Developer, * recistered architect selected by the ownerana R third person s»lectK_ ty the two nrbitrators. They shall cake aninspection of the pr-elae. iia their decision made in writing, simed b;any .two of than shall I* Jis.il and binding upon the parties; and ————

(b) r'or U-.e jsirpose of ascertaining whether any disputeexists between the l)evtlo;-«r tnd the owner, the owner Bust advise theDeveloper in -writing within 5O days after the Developer's refusal toacquiesce in an owner's rc aest of the owner's disagreement with thoDeveloper und the owner's inherit! on that the natter te referred toarbitration. ——————.________________________________________________

7. TEHKIHATIO:J.The condlt.rccis, covenants, restrictions, reservations

herein imnoscd' shall ternia.te and te of- no further effect on January1, 20CX), provided that «t £EJ- time the owners of a majority of thencrea£<> in the Park Bay ty i vriting signed and acknowledged ty then,and recorded in the Office ot the Recorder of Deeds in and for Mont-gomery County, at Uorrlstsvn, Pennsylvanitt, aodify, alter, amend orextend such conditions, covenants, rejtrictions, reservations uid ease-ments. -—————————_____———————————.—————————————-————

8. CL'UItAL PROVISIONS.

(a) Thu prsvisions hereof shall extend to and t* bindingupon the neirs, executors, j-air.istrators, succeôrs and assigns ofthe Developer and the owr.er cr owners of any building site within thePark; and ———————————————————————————————————————————

(b) ?hr InTili-dation of sny of the forecoine restrictedcovenants shall not .-.rftct. tJ-.c validity "of any other such covenants tutthe sank shall remain In ."_i/l s'orce and effect. ———————————————

In acuiiU-, ti ir,t foreaoini} cor.uitions. covenants, restrictions. resavva'.ltr.s _r.~ esserrents, the front 30' of said preM'sesalong Eisenhower Avor.uc *-o;iiJison Aver.ue shaii le suiject to a^raase-m<?nt for the nalntentinm ;1 t'-' -i'c °r j-'rivate roics and utilitv'andservice lines and a sin; 1^" »>ioe alcnj tl:e interior Lounuar^r 1 ir.esc-ha;i be suLject to ar. ei.«r«r.t : or ths ir._lr.te.~.~nte of -jtiyrty ar.c;

,.,. . . service lines.

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?jf DC*tn*r Kith all*** «_»«far the———'•—.———————.__————— wast, tKtiert, urater-eounet, riphlt, Ubtrtia, privUtpa,hirniUeauntt ntd mppnrtniu»tm maabototr thereunto belonging, or te o_» -*M mpptrtabti**mnd ike rmnltnu ami rvmm aim, ml*, tuutt and praxt* thereof; end all th.'. tttatt, -fight,title, Inirrett, property, datm mmd demand whattoteer, of the said Grantor..———:——

la leu, •quill, »T ftheneUe Awmieer, »f, te. mad tf the taint and mfn part thtrecf.

Co ft BCC nnCt f O I\Oli» «*» »»U lot or piece of ground and the improvoents thereon erected, —————————————-—-——-———————————————-—

taid prtntlia hereby•r mattioiud and Ixtexd*! M to mm, oiih th* mppfrttnancm, ———————————————————wiia tW told Grantee, its successors —————————————————————————___^________^_________________nirf OMfeiu, «o «»d /br «A« onlytnper *M a»d behoor ol tht **U Grautee, its successors^————————————————

and auifru, forever.

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_\nO ttr »oW Grantor, for Itself, —————— ••••—————>—————-es

<*<«« pmentt, covenant, gratt -W «ffr«, <• «»rf w«A JAi «oU Grantee, its successors

mnd aaifia, that It— fit *_M——Grantor ———————————————————————————-all mnd tltiaular

tht tartdUamentt and prtmitn herein atom described end granted, or mmtlontd and InUndfdu t* be, *ltk ike -pp«rt««_i«. nfo tht told Grantee, its successos-s———————

mnd mttltxt, mgabut it—fcW •«« ——Grantor ——————————————————-——————

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-WABJUN1 mud fomtr DEFEND.

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State of PennsylvaniaCoun.'y of

«5n tlje T"*" day ofthtn&Knber a Itotary raz.lc in and for said state, residing at rhil«t!«U-hi<pcrionaUii apfeared Kif.*lr-J C-(ttint*n»+ _>*•_.«. i<-y cf the raid

Valley Force Ia-ustri»l P;.r!;, inc.tcho being duly swom oetarlixa to Jcir, KV> that he vu pertonaUy present ot tl,t execution olthe above Indenture an-'MV t_fre»»cft cr corporate tealoftJeiiid Corporation duly affixed there to; thatthe teal to affixed therrto ittht eo&njii or corporate teal of the *iid Corporation; that the above Indenture.was duly tcalcdan't delivered ty HcAlAfJ C- f?u ffU . tAce- /^«»,/»ir"of the taid Corporation, at arjijfor theact Jiui deed (fthe patd Corjxrraf!\>n. tor th' VJC* and purpotrgtherein mentioned, nurroiit v> Resolutions b»«red Vjr the rsard of Directors of theValley Forge tidu»trl«l P-ric, Inc. at a M't'ng held October «th, 1959.

. F f* JL/ f & /and that the namtt of thitelftmnt a* je.t. c. /«e. y and of /loAirAt* C- *Co/«*w^ • * . « » j

w attrtlalim o/ itt dur ermtxm ex! tlirery. are ol iheir cnil carh ol thrir raptctirt har.dvntingt.

ani year ajcr.-*lid. «•(«-, «, lend and ) • Th<. .Jdrer.r o) ,fce .i.hin D»m<-a Gr»,,!r.notarial1', mat. ' . 251 South ihird Street,/" ' ' • '-. ,;. ": , " PhilRdelphi*. Perm-.

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HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCE SURVEY FORMWorker and Community Right to Know Program: Option 1 PART I'

H. S. Crocker Co.,2. FEDERAL EMPLOYER IDENTIFICATION NUMBER

Inc. 19 1 4—0 1 4 1 l l l l 5... 1 -6 / 5_d_K3, DIVISION OR PLANT NAME 4. WORKPLACE COVERED BY THIS FORM ^PT' Lockwoad Division Lockwood Division5. STREET ADDRESS OF WORKPLACE CITY STATE ZIP CODE

. Madison & Eisenhower Avenues Norristown PA 194036. MAILING ADDRESS (IF DIFFERENT)

Same7 TELEPHONE NUMBER

(215 ) 666-61168. STANDARD INDUSTRIAL CODE 9. COUNTY NAME COUNTY CODE

I I I I Montgomery 4 610. NAME OF EMPLOYER OR EMPLOYER REPRESENTATIVE TITLE DATE

Albert W. Zimmermann General Manager 12/10/8611. BUSINESS ADDRESS OF SIGNATORMadison & Eisenhower Avenues, Norristown, PA 19403

12 ALL HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES PRESENT AT WORKPLACE DURING PRIOR YEAR FROM 1 / 1 / 8 5 THRU *-1 1 31 p5

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64742-54-764742-54-7

ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCE

TES SPECIAL HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCECHEMICAL NAME OF HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCE

(B)

3M Negative Color Key & Transfer Key Hand Developer _g^

3M Graphic Fix Concentrate, GTC (Part A) ^

3M Graphic Fix Hardener, GFH (GFC, PartB)3M Subtractive Gum ClearFilm Kleen - Aerosol3M Rapid Developer Concentrate

Poly-Fixe "A"3M Deletion Fluid.3M Plate Tusche ...,._... ' . . . . .._. _.._ . . ... _ . __ .3M "S" Scratch Remover

PG #4 BlendStern SolventR-228 SolventG7A V Comb. Fountain SolutionL Roller Wash

3M Cleaner Conditioner#2438 14° Pure Gum Arabic _ _ _ _ . - ..,„! . AK2003I9 Âsphaltum Gum Etch#7064 DRDSuperlube 10W

Gear-X 90

HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCE SURVEY FORMWorker and Community Right To Know Program PART II

1 NAME OF COMPANY 2. FEDERAL EMPLOYER IDENTIFICATION NUMBER

fl| « f rocker Co.. Inc. |_9_ 4 — 0 | 4 | 1 1 5 6 5|WWORKPLACE COVERED BY THIS FORM 4 DATE

Lockwood Division , 12/10/86X .... .

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(B)

QP Fleet HD 40

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HTK-1B 1-86 COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND INDUSTRY

• ' Penrtcylvania Department of Environmental Reeourees

BUREAU OF SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT_iwu-oat »ev. a/M ' NOTIFICATION OF HAZARDOUS WASTE ACTIVITY/

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C-o-i NAME OF INSTALLATION '

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VII SIC COOES (•xa tinartimr of priority) . :i- ____________________________C. THIRD .

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* Mark WX~ In appropriate box to Indicate whether this I* your Installation'* f int notification of hazardous waste activity, or notification of a change ofteneral Information, hazardous watt* handled, ot hasaidoua wauta activity. U you .check B, C, 0. E, or F. attach • letter of explanation (SEE INSTRUC-TIONS). ,= '• .. •:.- .. .-\c^\f i..('-"i*'; >••>:. :" - ?'' >'i" • -•;••>'.'- •-.••:*'...:•?: '; ••' ;V S- '1_ •'••- -" x- " "•' ':'"'' ''--r' • '- -V-HEC • A. FIRST NOTIFICATION ' .' : '.'- ' " '." ' CT ^ Ci_>6_JETIONOFAWACTE\*Hut 4:-" rrr'P'' E DELETION OF AN ACTIVltV; ,./.

'V: '' : ''"'-' "•'' ' • - ' " ' ^'". . . _ _ 4 r

D B. CHANGE OF GENERAL INFORMATION D 'VD.: ADDITION OF A WASTE '•' : '!'"'-' "•'' ' •-'"Lll ' K. ADDITION OF AN ACTIVITY

wAsr.-irc triwW/i ' ti1 ? i ??$- - *

WASTES FROM NON-SPECIFIC SOURCES. Enter the fouf tgrtmjmberfrwn; §76.281 i_-eWrWli-t_Ua<kw'hancl_fc

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j. CHARACTERISTICS OF NON-LISTED HAZARDOUS WASTES. Mark "X" in the boxaa «onMpondlng to t M characteristic* oi rton-Hned ^ „., ,,

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/ certify under pentlt/ of law that f havs personally examined and am familiar with the Information submitted in &is and altJttschecl documents, and that based on m? inquiry of those individuals Immediately responsible for obtaining the information,

e submitted Information is true, accurate, and complete, I am aware 'mar men are significant penalties torr believe that the submitted information is true, accurate, and complete, I am aware 'mat men an significant penalties torsubmitting falsa information, including the possibility of fins and imprisonment. >| . ;.>;-;'. . ;»V-r v *

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INVOICE ,Lnsky Environmental Service So, , .. •''•Madison St.tesville, PA 19320„ AJso Q,. " _____f

Extension!ing ——————e Mdse. Rcc'd.o Invsice Rec*

V ocke*— —— - —— - ——— ^H SAME As 8*__?' /-" - / C *s* __•»••_• ^ ^ ™ * •"" 1*1 _•<§— — __.!—,.—— - ^ — -r ———— ^H '««S» Crocke

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DATE

YOUR

FACTC

INVOICE NUMBER

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IRYNO ".'.. .-

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PA 19403.116

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HIPPED VIA ..SALESMAN INVOICE DATE F.O.B. TERMSil'71" 6/9/86 30 Days

ORDER?HTSH.PPED UfcSCH.H.ION Wb.UH, | "^ | AMOUNT

loI

55 gat. drums / Wan-ha T?1 Ammn.'hlA T.iq.

55 gal» drums / Haz. Waste Liq. NOS

iab Analysis of PilmftDeveloper

Lab Analysis of Oil & Ink Solvent

Lab Analysis of Adhesive

Transportation to Delaware Container

Duality Gontrsl Eee y *

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115.00

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\3RMNO.46-FS-A(6-PLY) DUPLICATE INVOICE

AR200323

STRAIGHT BILL OF LADINGFROM: SHIPPER ORIGINAL — NOT NEGOTIABLE SHIPPER'S NUMBER

, • < , • . ' ; RECEIVED, Subject to the cl*»ifrcationc and tariffs in

753 Madison St. -,*« eu,MC-.Coatesville, PA 19320 DATE SHIPPEDCUSTOMER NO. —51621

FACTORY NO.

KIND OF PACKAGES. DESCRIPTION OF ARTICLES. SPECIAL MARKS & EXCEPTIONS

55 galt d-rama / Ha.g» Waate Llq. NOS

Analysis of Filra__Developer

sis of Oil & Ink Solvent

Lab Analysis of Adhesive

ansortation to Delaware Container

Quality Control See

IF CHARGES ARE TO BE PREPAID, WRITE OR STATrm i* teTertify ihofirie obo-e named mol«riol»~bre ptopftlyopptcabfe reflulaliomof the Deportment of Transportation,

and \off 5 and ore in proper -auditor, for (rontporlolton occordtng lo (Ke

FORM NO. 45 - FS - A (6-PLY)

AR20032.!4

Form Approved. OMB No. 2OSO-OO28. Expires 9-30-88>-»-•-!.-iWira'or tfgu wrth -U1 fc \ype f72 chortctorsper inch) in »>ie unshaded areas only ____ •__ _____ CSANo. 0246-EPA-OT

ERAUnited States Environmental Protection Agency

Washington, DC 20460

Notification of Hazardous Waste ActivityPlease refer to the Instructions forFiling Notification before completingthis form. The information requestedhere is required by law (Section3010 of the Resource Conservationand Recovery Act).

r Official Use Onl

Date Received(yr. mo. day!Installation's EPA ID Number

I. Name of Installation

II. Installation Mailino AddressStreet or P.O. Box •

1 9 4 0 3S T 0 W NIII. Location of Installation

Street or Route Number

. Installation ContactName and Title (last, first andiob title RODUCTION COORDI TQftone Number fares code and number)

D IG 1C IH I TIN I I J I O I S I E I P I H

A. Name of Installation's Legal Owner

2 1 1 1 5

B. Type of Ownership (enter code)\/. Ownershi

VI. Type of Regulated Waste Activity (Mark 'X' in the appropriate boxes. Refer to instructions.A. Hazardous Waste Activity

[1 la. Generator O 1b. Less than 1,000 kg/mo.D 2. TransporterD 3. Treater/Storer /Disposer • .D 4. Underground InjectionO 5. Market or Burn Hazardous Waste Fuel

(enter 'X' and mark appropriate boxes below)O a. Generator Marketing to BurnerD b. Other MarketerO c. Burner

B. Used Oil Fuel ActivitiesD 6. Off-Specification Used Oil Fuel

fenter 'X' and mark appropriate boxes below)O a. Generator Marketing to BurnerD b. Other Marketer jLJ c. Burner • !

!LJ 7. Specif ication Used Oil Fuel Marketer (or On site Burner}

Who First Claims the Oil Meets the Specification

VII. Waste Fuel Burning: Type Of Combustion Device (enter 'X' in all appropriate boxes to indicate type of combustion devicels) inwhich hazardous waste fuel or off-specification used oil fuel is burned. See instructions for definitions of combustion devices.}

O A. Utility Boiler O B. Industrial Boiler D C. Industrial Furnace. Mode of Transportation (transporters only — enter 'X' in the appropriate boxfes)A. Air D B. Rail D C. Highway D D. Water D E. Other (specify)

Subsequent Notification\Aark 'X' in the appropriate box to indicate whether this is your installation's first notratification. If this is not your first notification, enter your installation's EPA ID Number

L-t A. First Notification O B. Subsequent Notification (complete item CJ

ification of hazardous waste activity or a subsequentin the space provided below.

C. Installation's EPA ID Number•

EPA Fo

* • • ID — For Official Use Only |CW

X. Description of Hazardous Wastes (continued from front) \I N N II/AICI

j "pj

A. Hazardous Wastes from Nonspecific Sources. Enter the four-digit number from 4Q CFft Part 261 .31 for each listed hazardous wastefrom nonspecific sources your installation handles. Use additional sheets if necessary.

t

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8

3

9

4

10

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B. Hazardous Wastes from Specific Sources. Enter the four-digit number from 40 CFR Part 261.32 for each listed hazardous waste fromspecific sources your installation handles. Use additional sheets if necessary ._ j-T •• • • ' •

13

19

25

14 .•

20

26

15

21

27

16

22

28

17

23

29

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24

30

C. Commercial Chemical Product Hazardous Wastes. Enter the four-digit number from 40 CFft Part 261.33 for each chemical substanceyour installation handles which may be a hazardous waste. Use additional sheets if necessary.

31

37

43

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32

36

44

33

39

46

34

40

469

35

41

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42

48

O. Ustad Infectious Wastes. Enter the four-digit number from 40 CFR Part 261 .34 for each hazardous waste from hospitals, veterinary hos-pitals, or medical and research laboratories your installation handles. Use additional sheets if necessary, j

49 60 61 62 63

i

E. Characteristics of Nonlistad Hazardous Wastes. Mark 'X* in the boxes corresponding to the characteristicsyour installation handles. (See 4O CFR Pans 261.21 — 261.24)

D l.lgnitable -D 2. Corrosive O 3. Reactive(DO01) t (DOO2) (DO03)

64

of nonlisted hazardous wastes ,

D 4. Toxic(DOOO)

XI. Certification1 certify under penalty of law that 1 have personally examined and am familiar with the information submitted inthis and all attached documents; and that based on my inquiry of those individuals immediately responsible forobtaining the information, 1 believe that the submitted information is true, accurate, and complete, lam aware thatthere are significant penalties for submitting false information, including the possibility of fine and imprisonment.

Signature 11 , ^ — .

/W]/.//f 7/MxL •Name and Official Title (type or print) .Joseph M FedgchinProduction Coordinator

Date Signed

6/17/86EPA Focm/B700-Jl2 (Rev. 11-85) R

RR2003260

:«.

Hazardous Waste Quantity Notification

Business Name H. S. Crocker Co., Inc.Lockwood Division

Business .Address Madison & Eisenhower Avenues

Norristown, PA 19403

x \\

Hazardous Waste Generated

0 - 100 kg/nonth / XX /

100 - 1000 kg/month /

1000 kg/month or more /

«"-_>(•

Sinatue and TitleJoseph M. FedgchinProduction Coordinator

BR200327

\PENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES

Bureau of Waste ManagementP. O. Box 2063 ... . «QQR

Harrlsburg. PA 17120 & **Mease print or type. (Form designed for use on eHte (12-pltch) typewriter.)

ER-SV ;-BV.REV. 10/84____ Form Approved. OMB No. 2000-0404. Expires 7-31-86

ÛNIFORM HAZARDOUSWASTE MANIFEST

V. Generator's US EPA ID No. Dooum«nt*NoDocjl

2. Page 1tof A

Information In the shaded areasIs not required by Federal lawbut Is reaulred by State law.

3. Generator's Name and MalRng Address _£v y

Talley Forge Corporate CenterNorristown, PA 19403

4. Generator's Phone ( Pit; I £g&_<^ 1 fi

A. State Manifest Document Number

PAB 2626116B. State Gen. ID

S. Transporter 1 Company Name 6. US EPA ID Number

-r TiWrH -i-rmme>Yi?a 1 fia-mr-t JL jC. State Trans. IDPA-AH J

7. Transporter 2 Company Neme 8. US EPA ID Number

LD. Transporter's Phone 121 9 884»5700

9. Designated FacMty Name and Site Address 10. US EPA ID NumberDelaware Container Co, Inc.W. 11th Ave &Valley Rd.Coatesville. _?A 19320 I Ph» 0 fc

E, State Trana. ID '•PA-AH I

f. Traneporter't Phone \___IG. sute Faculty's ID " Not RequiredH. Facffity'e Phone (215 383-6600

11. US DOT Description (Including Pmfmr Shipping Mime, Hizrnrd Cfrss, •no' ID Number)

WASTE FLAHMASL3 LIQUID (N03)fefkM\£LAMMABLB UN 1993 RF&IDUO4

12. Containers

No. Type

13.Total

Quantity

14.UnitWt/Vol

Waste No.

0.1 D. oo-1

J. Additional Descriptions for Materials Listed Above ftbcJuo- phytktl tittt tnd ruzmrd codt)Haz. Code Physical State

111 i

Haz. Code Physical State

.. U LUK. Handling Codes for Wastes Usted Above

,. U LU b.15. Special Handling M-tmctions and Additional Information

pl_ce.To.reduce The volume anoTrgxIcltvôr waste gerâted.tOTne degree Tnave iteTernifnea to bfe econonlcal lypracticable end I have selected the nethod pt TreflTRtent, storage, or disposal currently avaiiaole to ne wnlcnMinimizes ttie present and future tnreat to nunan fiealTh end tne envlronnent."

IB. GENERATOR'S CERTIFICATION: I hereby declare that the contents of this consignment are fully and accurately described above byv proper•hipping name and are classified, packed, marked, and labeled, and are in all respects In proper condition for transport byhighway according to applicable international and national governmental regulations, and all applicable. State laws/ .——

regulations. I____Dat»

17. Trad-porter 1 Acknowledgement of Receipt of Materi

19. Discnpancy Indication SpaceFACI BR200328

19. ^ . ______'20. Fac-tty Owner or Operator: Certfflcatton of receipt of hazardous materials covered by this manifest except as noted in ham 19. .I Date

Priotutl/Typtd Ntrr» Sigi6t\n> Month D»y Y»»r

I _». i..«••_>•••»«•• »n_.it«« tsanec-neKdedgemem that «bill of MtoghwCSSmlRV __•ifc.i,—. __ THIS fvlcMORANDUrVI nor»taw«ouplieit»,cowingttnpropertyn»m»<lhy«in.«ndrthMn-KtoWy.

R BECBVEO.su»leettotrie_fcssHleailoi»si~l«ermsMieltaete«theeeteeItheie_ SHIPPt

153 HadiBon St« DATE SHIPPEDCoatessrille, PA 19320 DATE SHIPPED.CUSTOMER NO. ______

£>,.FACTORY NO. ——,.' - ,7,-:

:HARGES ARE TO BE PREPAID. WRITE OR STAM/HIJRE -TO PREPAID"________W » e«rtity rtiof »h* ebovtHiomcd moliTtoli ore prop«riy cUitijAd. dtKribld, pockogtd. morttd ond lob«l*d ond oft in proper condrt«n *w trontportation according to rtw

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RR200329

ER-SWM-55:REV:7/83 COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIAPlose Type or Print in Ink DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES

BUREAU OF SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT

QUARTERLY HAZARDOUS WASTE REPORT - GENERAL INFORMATION

This report is for the quarter ending (check one):13 March 31D June 30 19 88D September 30 • Yr.D December 31

I. EPA I.D. Number PAD 065700833_____________________

II. El If there is nothing to report this quarter, check this block.V*. Name of Installation H. S. Crocker Co.. Inc., Lockwood Division

f.

1.

Mailing Address .

Location

Madison & Eisenhower Aves., Valley Foree Corporate Center

Norristown. PA 19403

Same*

D City. D Borough

If within PA, Lower Providence_____0 Township _____Montgomery___________' County(Name of Municipality) (Check one) • '

II. Contact Person Joseph M. Fedechin. Plant .Managerf ___________________________________

Phone No. 215 _ 666 _ 6116_______(Area Code) ' .

III. CERTIFICATION

I certify under penalty of law that I have personally examined and am familiar with the information sub-mitted in this and all attached documents, and that based on my inquiry of those individuals immediate-ly responsible for obtaining the information, I believe that the submitted information is true, accurate,and complete. I am aware that there are significant penalti.es for submitting false information includingthe possibility of fine and imprisonment.

Joseph M. FedRchin_____ ' Y 1 X \ ' / ' f • I'.K '' _____4/8/88A. Print or Type Name . ' B. Signa ure oMuthorized Representative C. Date Signed

\V /./

AR200330

€fl-5WM-55:fleV:7/83 COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA- TO TOnvtn W* DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES



f. This report is for the quarter ending (check one):D March 31D June 30 ' 19 87 °''••#//D September 30 • Yr.B December 31

II. EPA I.D. Number PAD 065700833_________________________________

III. Be If there is nothing to report this quarter, check this block.IV. Name of Installation H. S. Crocker Co.. Inc., Lockwood Division

V. Mailing Address

VI. Location

Madison & Eisenhower Aves., Valley Forge Corporate Center

Norristown. PA

Same

19403i

%

If within PAr Lower Providence

VlW_:ontact PersonPhone No. 215

D City. D BoroughE3 Township Montgomery Countv

(Name of Municipality) (Check one)

Joseph M. Fedgchin. Plant Manager

_ 666 _ 6116 •(Area Code)

VIII. CERTIFICATION

I certify under penalty of law that I have personally examined and am familiar with the information sub-mitted in this and all attached documents, arid that based on my inquiry of those individuals immediate-ly responsible for obtaining the information, I believe that the submitted information is true, accurate,and complete. I am aware that there are significant penalties for submitting false information includingthe possibility of fine and imprisonment.

Joseph M. FedRchin_______ . f; ' 11 )/.'/ ; '^/-M - ______2/19/88A. Print or Type Name . ' B. Signaturk of Authorized Representative C. Date Signed

' I \' • ' V >/

AR20033!

Page 1 of

> \\ER-SWM-55:REV:7/83 COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIAPlMst Typ« or Print In Ink DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES



This report is for the quarter ending (check one): . '\'D March 31 . //_j June 30 19 _. 8713 September 30 • Yr.D December 31

EPA I.D. Number PAD 065700833_____________________

I. Qclf there is nothing to report this quarter, check this block.Name of Installation H. S. Crocker Co., Inc., Lockwood Division

'. Mailing Address

1. Location _ _ ,,, „ ,

Madison & Eisenhower Aves., Valley Forge Corporate Center

Norristown.. PA

Same

19403I*

, *

If within PA, Lower Providence

II. Contact PersonPhone No. 215

(Name of Municipality)

Joseph M. Fedgc

_ 666 _ 6116

D CityD Borough0 Township Montgomery County

(Check one)

:hin. Plant Manager•

(Area Code)

III. CERTIFICATION

i certify under penalty of law that I have personally examined and am familiar with the information sub-mitted in this and all attached documents, and that based on my inquiry of those individuals immediate-ly responsible for obtaining the information, I believe that the submitted information is true, accurate,and complete. I am aware that there are significant penalties for submitting false information includingthe possibility of fine and imprisonment.

Joseph H. FedRchin ' *l" M.I /'M / '.VJ,-7l.i ,- 2/19/88tawre of Authorized Representative C. Date SignA. Print or Type Name . ' B. Signature of Authorized Representative C. Date Signed

i i I

RR200332

ER'SWM-55:REV:7tB3 COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA9iw,x Sn \rfc.. DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES



I. This report is for the quarter ending (check one): %D March 31 -•''

. S June 30 19 87D September 30 Yr.O December 31

II. EPA LD. Number . FAD 065700833

III. S3 If there Is nothing to report this quarter, check this block.Jama of Installation H. S. Crocker Co., Inc., Lockwood Division

bailing Address Madison & Eisenhower Aves., Valley Forge Corporate Center ' *


.ocation Same'

f within PA, Lower Providence

D CityD BoroughE3 Township Montgomery Countv


Contact Person Joseph M. Fedgchin. Production Coordinator

>hona No. 215 _ 666 .6116(Area Code)

Vltt. CERTIFICATION

I certify under penalty of law that I have personally examined and am familiar with the information sub-mitted in this and all attached documents, and that based on my inquiry of those individuals immediate-ly responsible for obtaining the information, I believe that the submitted information is true, accurate,and complete. I am aware that there are significant penalties for submitting false information includingthe possibility of fine and imprisonment.

Joseph M. Fedechin -ft (jlf\ HI "L'fVA . 7/31/87.. _ . „ . . - . _ . . _ . _ _ _ _ Xep'resentativA. Print or Type Name B. .Signature! of Authorized Representative C. Date Signed

(j

RR200333

ER-SWM-55:REV:7/B3 COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIATyp« or Print In Ink DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES

BUREAU OF SOUD WASTE MANAGEMENT


L

II.III.IV.V.

VI.

VII.

VIII.

This report is for the quarter ending (check one): ' 6>;-,... ;_Q March 31 f/f_'j \'3 June 30 ' 19 87 "'.•'D September 30 Yr.D December 31

*PA LD. Mumh.r .PAD 065700833 v

jQ If there is nothing to report this quarter, check this block.Name of Installation H. 'S. Crocker Co., Inc., Lockwood Division

>°.Mailing Address Madison & Eisenhower Aves.. Valley Forge Corporate Center

.Norristown. PA 19403

Location _.„ , Same • . •

D City •U Borough

If within PA, Lower Providence £3 Township Montgomery(Name of Municipality) ' (Check one) " '

Contact Parson Jogeph M. Fedgchin. Production Coordinator•

Phone No. 215 - 666 . _ 6116 '

County

i(Art. Code) ' •

i

CERTIFICATION' .- ' ' '• —

I certify under penalty of law that 1 have personally examined and am familiar with the information sub-mitted in this and all attached documents, and that based on my inquiry of those individuals immediate-ly responsible for obtaining the information, 1 believe that the submitted information is true, accurate,and complete. 1 am aware that there are significant penalties for submitting false information includingthe possibility of fine and imprisonment. ""

•

/ t \ fi\ *\ 1 1 / v

Joseph M: Fedschin //[T (M-W */1/8?A. Print or Typi Ntmt 8. /Sit n»tu\e\of Authorized Repiesentativt C. Date Signed

( j ' ' • '"i

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ER-SWM-56:REV:7/83 . COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIAPlttU TVO* Ot Mot to Iflk . DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES

' .' ' BUREAU OF SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT

QUARTERLY HAZARDOUS WASTE REPORT - GENERAL INFORMATIONf

I. This report is for the quarter ending (check one): '• _'•.D March 31 *o_j June 30 19 86O September 30 Yr.& December 31 _

II. EPA I.D. Number PAD 0657008333 If there is nothing to report this quarter, check this block. ' *Jame of installation H. S. Crocker Co., Inc., Lockwood Division

bailing Address Madison & Eisenhower Aves.. Valley Forge Corporate Center


.oration j: Same

f within PA, Lower Providence

D CityD Borough53 Township Montgomery Countv


Contact Parson Jog@pf) M. Fedgchin. Production Coordinator

>hone No. 215 - 666 _ 6116 . , •

(ATM Code)

Vlll. CERTIFICATION

I certify under penalty of law that I have personally examined and am familiar with the information sub-mitted in this and all attached documents, and that based on my inquiry of those individuals immediate-ly responsible for obtaining the information, I believe that the submitted information is true, accurate,and complete. I am aware that there are significant penalties for submitting false information includingthe possibility of fine and imprisonment.

Joseph M. Fedgchin_______ ^ fU) #1 f jiMil1*-' _____1/5/87X. Prim or Type Afe/nt fl, SfgrfatLJrq of Authorized Reofiisemativt . C. Date Signed

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_R-SWM-56:REV:7/83 COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIAPleiie Type or Print in Ink DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES



I. This report is for the quarter ending (check one):D March 31 ' . ' 0;.-. (D June 30' 19j__>__ . //. =S September 30 Yr.D December 31

II. EPA I.D. Number PAD 065700833i If there is nothing to report this quarter, check this block.Jama of Installation H. S. Crocker Co., Inc.. Lockwood Division

bailing Address Madison & Eisenhower Aves.. Vallev Foree Corporate Center


.ocation Same

f within PA, Lower Providence(Name of Municipality)

Contact Person Joseph M. Fedgchin

D CityD Borough53 Township Montgomery County(Check one) ^

. Production Coordinator'hone No. 215 _ 666 .'6116

(Area Code)

VIII. CERTIFICATION

I certify under penalty of law that I have personally examined and am familiar with the information sub-mitted in this and all attached documents, and that based on my inquiry of those individuals immediate-ly responsible for obtaining the information, I believe that the submitted information is true, accurate,and complete, i am aware that there are significant penalties for submitting false information includingthe possibility of fine and imprisonment.

'Joseph M. Fedgchin tyUO T / 7> K 10/2/86X. Print or Type Name B/Signature lot Authorized R/presentative C. Date Signed

. AR200336

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€ff-SWMtS5:fiEV:7;83 COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIAwease "Typ* or Print in Ink DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES



I. - This report is for the quarter ending (check one):D March 31Is) June 30 19 86D September 30 • Yr. ,';cD December 31 '•'•-;

II.III.IV.V.

VI.

i.VIH.

PPA I.D. Number PAP000001767

D If there is nothing to report this quarter, check this block.Name of Installation H. S. Crocker Co., Inc., Lockwood Division

Mailing Address Madison & Eisenhower Aves.. Valley Forge Corporate Center

- Norristown. PA 19403

Location Same

D CityD Borough

If within PA, Lower Providence 53 Township Montgomery(Name of Municipality) (Check one)

Contact Person Joseph M. Fedgchin. Production Coordinator

Phone No. 21-5 . 666". 6116 v \. •

County

(Area Code)

CERTIFICATION

f certify under penalty of law that 1 have personally examined and am familiar with the information sub-mitted in this and all attached documents, and that based on my inquiry of those individuals immediate-ly responsible for obtaining the information, 1 believe that the submitted information is true, accurate,and complete. 1 am aware that there are significant penalties for submitting false information including.the possibility of fine and imprisonment.

i /Joseph M. Fedgchin ..' \! I | M \-i _-îJu • • 7/1/86

A. Print or Type Name B. Signature of Authorized Representative C. Date Signedi 1

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£R-SWI££5A:REV:7/83 * COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIAPlease Type or Print in Ink • DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES


GENERATOR QUARTERLY HAZARDOUS WASTE REPORTI. Generator's EPA I.D. Mo.- ' PAP00000176711. TSD Facility's EPA LD. No. PAD064375470

TSD Facility's Name Delaware Container Co., Inc.' r— • * i

•VX.-' '4 __ _ ___^

Address W. llth Ave. & Valley Rd., Coatesville, PA 19320

III. WASTE SHIPPED OFF-SITEdLUz.—1

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

0

A. US DOT Proper Shipping Name of Waste and ManifestDocument Number (include State Abbreviation)'

Waste Flammable Liquid (NOS) (Ethyl Acetate)Flammable UN 1993 RF# 10604

Manifest Document Number - PAB 2626116

Manifest Document Number -


Manifest Document Number -r

Manifest Document Number -*






B.HazardousWasteNumber

5T

,

Q o 1

C.Weight ofShipment

4000 P(500 Gal.)

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RR20C

D.PA. Hazardous Waste

TransporterLicense No.

A

A

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A H

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E. Comments:

Delaware Container Co., Inc.CHEMICAL WASTE REMOVAL SERVICE

FUEL EXTENDERSSTEEL DRUMS

W. 11TH AVENUE & VALLEY ROAD PHONE: (21S) 383-6OOOCOATESVILLE. PA 1932O

WASTE FLAMMABLE BULK LIQUID PRICING SCHEDULE

•0.00 - 3.00 - 4.00 - 5.00 - 6.00 - '.C,''''2.99% 3.99% 4.99% • 5.99% 6.99%Cl Cl Cl Cl Cl

80,000 BTU/gal.

70,000 - 79,000BTU/gal.

60,000 - 69,000BTU/gal.

55,000 - 59,000BTU/gal.

$.36

.47

.60

,72

$.41

.52

.67

.77

$.46

.57

.77

.82

$.51

.67

.82

.87

$.56

.77

.87

.97

Drums-Pumpable liquids containing lessthan six inches of sludge $110.00 per drum

-Liquids containing more than sixinches of sludge $200.00 per drum

Laboratory Compliance Fee-Bulk Loads $ 50.00 per load-Drum Loads $100.00 per load

Detention Charges-Flat, van, roll-off, dump & tankers $ 50.00 per hour-Vac trucks $ 65.00 per hour

Container Drop Charges and Container Rental - priced per individual job

Disposal of Empty Drums $ 22.00 per drumWeekend Hates (Transportation Only) Plus 20%

Transportation Rates are as previously quoted.

As in the past, pricing quotes are based on individual subm(\tRe2 Qfii&2L«s_JIf your material requires special handling or additional labor, the quotedprice may be different than those stated above.

CHEMICAL WASTE REMOVAL SERVICEFUEL EXTENDERS

Delaware Container Co., Inc. _______STEELPRUMSW. 11TH AVENUE 8c VALLEY ROAD

COATESVILL.E. PA 1932O

PHONE: (218) 383-86OO

January 3, 1985

Dear Customer:

Due to current stringent federal, state, and local regulations governingthe operations of all treatment, storage, and disposal facilities, DelawareContainer Co., Inc., in order to remain in strict compliance, must place intoimmediate effect certain necessary changes in our operation. These changesare designed to insure legal compliance in our operation and make our serviceto you more efficient.

As listed below, we have taken into consideration various categories ofcustomers. Your organization falls into one of these. Each category explainswhat your organization must do in order to insure compliance on your part andalso that of Delaware Container Co., Inc.

A. Existing Customers

1. Current Waste Streams-Included are those streams which have beenapproved for disposal at Delaware Container prior to 12/31/84. Priorto 4/1/85, all such streams must be recertified for the calendar yearending 12/31/85. Recertification for disposal at Delaware Containerwill require:a. Analysis by an outside certified laboratory to insure proper

manifesting;b. .Submlttal* to Delaware Container of a"-fully completed Delaware

Container Waste Data Sheet,- a copy of the outside laboratoryanalysis, and a one-quart representative sample of the waste. THEWASTE DATA SHEET MUST BE SIGNED BY .THE GENERATOR. No sample willbe accepted unless the Waste Data Sheet is so signed.

2. New Waste Streams-Included are those streams which existing customersnay generate, due to changes in manufacturing processes, etc. Suchstreams will'require:a. Sampling;b. Analysis by an outside certified laboratory to insure proper

Manifesting;c. Submlttal to Delaware Container of a fully completed Delaware

Container Waste Data Sheet, a copy of the outside laboratoryanalysis, and a one-quart representative sample of the waste. THEWASTE DATA SHEET MUST BE SIGNED BY THE GENERATOR. No sample willbe accepted unless the Waste Data Sheet is so signed.

B. New Customers M 20.0 3 UO1. This applies to organizations that solicit, or are soliciDelaware Container Co., Inc. for transport and/or disposal ofindustrial wastes.

Page 2 January 3, 1985

2. Such organizations must:a. Sample each waste stream;b. Have each waste stream analyzed by an outside certified laboratory

to insure proper manifesting;c. Submittal to Delaware Container of a fully completed Delaware

Container Waste Data Sheet, a copy of the outside laboratoryanalysis, and a one-quart representative sample of the waste. THEWASTE DATA SHEET MUST BE. SIGNED BY THE GENERATOR. No sample willbe accepted unless the Waste Data Sheet is so signed.

3. Financial Termsa. Assuming your waste streams have been approved for disposal at

Delaware Container, a certified check covering transport,disposal, and load verification fees must be submitted to ourdriver with the first load. You will be notified of this chargeprior to pickup;

b. All subsequent pickups will be invoiced to your organization withterms of net 30 days from date of invoice;

c. One-time-only pickups will require a certified check, as stated in3.a. above.

C. Less-Than-Truckload Generators1. This section applies to all organizations who ship:

a. forty (40) drums or less per load;b. Less than 5,000 gallons bulk liquids per load;c. Less than eighteen (18) tons bulk sludges per load.

2. Pricing for less-than-truckload generators will be done on a case bycase basis,i .

D. Transport, Disposal, and Laboratory Fees.1. Due to unforeseen changes in the marketplace, ever increasing

operating costs, and compliance with state, local, and federalregulations, it may become necessary to increase these ratesperiodically. . All increases will be prefaced with at least thirty(30) days written notice.

2. All written quotations from Delaware Container will be firm forforty-five (45) days from the date of the quotation letter.

E. Special Cases1. A special case could arise if:

a. Your organization does not fall into any of the above categories,and thus would requie special consideration;

b. Emergency cleanups would be subject to case by case consideration.

F. Labeling and .Manifesting _,1. .All shipments into Delaware Container Co., Inc. must be accompanied by

a Pennsylvania Hazardous Waste Manifest, fully and properly completed.-2. Drum Shipments

a. A31 drums must be marked and labeled «c_a*-rdlngJ^tqJ&current"DOT/EPA.^-regulations;

b. .The reference number supplied by Delaware-Container Co., Inc. to a, particular waste stream must be stenciled onto the TOP AND SIDE ofeach drum or the drum(s) will not be accepted;

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c. e Teferehce'v'numberv supplied by Delaware* Container Co., Inc. to a^particular waste stream must. also ppear • on -the eanifest,? underJfSpeciaT Handling" Instructions"." ''"

3. All generators are responsible under current regulations to maintaintheir own supplies of manifests, marks, and labels.

Your cooperation in this will greatly be appreciated.

Sincerely, '-.•';,/

DELAWARE CONTAINER CO., INC.

James A. RiesPresident

JAR/jmm

AR20031.2



W. 11TH AVENUE & VALLEY ROAD PHONE: (21 S) 383-66OOCOATESVILLE. PA 19320

REF #s 1O604, Report Requested: 3/10/86, Completed: 3/13/86

Generator: H. S. Crocker Co. Lockwood Folding Box DivisionStreet Address: Valley Forge Corporate CenterCity, State: Norristown, Pa 19403EPA ID #: Not suppliedmanifest * (if applicable): NAGenerator's common name for vaste: Waste ink, solvent, motor oil

Analytical Parameter Results

- Heat Value 108,153 BTU/gal- Specific Weight O. 89 Sp.Or.- TOX, reported as Chlorine 0.33X- Ash (? 55O-6OO * C, for one hour 1.47%- Sulfides O. 615X- PCB's, ppm <10- Flash Point CF <7O- Silver, Ag, total, ppm 0.9- Aluminum, Al, total, ppm 42. 5- Arsenic, As, total, ppm O. O25- Barium, Ba, total, ppm 57. 5- Ccdmium, Crf, total, ppm O. 3- Chromium, Cr, total, ppm 13. 75- Copper, Cu, total, ppm 560.0- Mercury, Hg, total, ppm O. O35- Iron, Fe, total, ppm 219- Manganese, Wn, total, ppm 14.0- Nickel, Ni, total, ppm O. 75- Lead, Pb, total, ppm 61. 5- Selenium, Se, total, ppm O. 155- Zinc, Zn, total, ppm 1. 15

Respectfully submitted,

DELAWARE CONTAINER CO. , INC.

Peter A. MassaroLaboratory Supervisor

RR2003U3

REFf,_NV_1060i

Waste DataSheet

GENERATOR: /7>- C& ?/-(?£. Li'c/A (.'.->: -

Delaware Container Co., Inc.f iA Full Service Chemical Waste Management Company

West 11th Avenue & Valley RoadCoatesville, Pennsylvania 19320

(215) 383-6600

&R2003UU

GENERAL INFORMATION REF. # ____________

THIS FORM MUST BE COMPLETE. LEAVE NO BLANKS. ,:;•'. „ • •'.'»,'

GENERATOR NAME //, 5. CftJCfeg fc>. /IcfcWel /Wo//l ^ A t/K • <VB. EPA I.D. # J

C. FACILITY ADDRESS Uq/)ly £ rc/ CjDrfihCtiK D. SUBMITTER OF SAMPLE IF~ DIFFERENT FROM GENERATOR

—r*BUSINESS CONTACT: ~\O*)th KecW,K)t~- PHONE:TECHNICAL CONTACT '. ' . S -V/?/A>6rC PHONE; "_7>?«/ -. ^ ^ — -~""'- y^ -i-r «-- - — . - - • - - ._..._••• - ••_._.-___ ._

II. . • WASTE DESCRIPTION

A. COMMON NAME FOR WASTE [/\/<*K7e /A/fcf «4 5o IV&tf'f SjCrfZ. &,'/B. FREQUENCY OF SHIPMENTS Q 1>t pr-fry/V___________VOLUME PER SHIPMENT I/O a

C. ANNUAL QUANTITY • L/V(7 G\f*llo»5_____PACKAGINGD. PROCESS GENERATING WASTE:

• flO f € 3C T J> i H AgCjÂP A »c /T / »^1 /-—

/'K/f J-fa,*..»%«_?ft/c LUu. Q f t^'Ê. PROPER US DOT SHIPPING NAME _____________________F. /5S> OR NA I . /fG "^ EPA WASTE TYPE#

G. DOT HAZARD CLASSIFICATION \\&«*^ 1'Jc*0

El. . WASTE CHARACTERISTICS

A. PHASES/LAYERS: __BILAYERED _MULTILAYERED _/ NONEB. PHYSICAL STATE @ 70°F: __SOLID __/LIQUID _POWDER __SEMI SOLID __GAS

C. SOLIDS: TOTAL (%) ___ TOTAL DISSOLVED (ppm or %) •_______D. SPECIFIC WEIGHT (AS # PER UNIT) C, £?'/_____ E. pH ____________F. FLASH POINT < "St________(CLOSED CUP ONLY)G. VAPOR PRESSURE

iAt.

H. BTU PER liftS. /C ',• I'-, ?, ___________ ASH CONTENT I ,I. HALOGENATED? ( . -$ ? ______________ % J. SULFONATED? C.fa/'K. DISTINCTIVE ODOR? (DESCRIBE) £.il

WASTE COMPOSITION

A. ORGANIC COMPONENTS (RANGES _ INDICATE EITHER (_poR ppm)

1. / ft cSecftvfl / fo_____ 5. rt*w£ <•///__________2. Pglrakur* MvrlrO-.ftft-T'S "<?":• 6.

3. ' £ikyt fluTrVfc //" 7.4. ^Xftr^C_____ *? 8.

DOES THIS WASTE CONTAIN, D012, D013, D014, D015, .D016, D017?____________IF SO, PLEASE NOTE ABOVE OR ATTACH ADDITIONAL ANALYSIS.(SEE 40CFR 261.24)

B. HEAVY METALS (STATE IN ppm RANGES)

TOTAL LEACHABLE • TOTAL LEACHABLE

J O.9_____ '________' Fe ___£/•?'•• __ ' ______________________________' Mn I LI .O ' - ____________________________• Ni______________ Pb_______;_____ Se

ZnOTHERS (ATTACH ADDITIONAL ANALYSIS)

C. LIST ANY OTHER ACUTE OR CHRONIC HAZARDS ASSOCIATED WITH OR ALLEGED TOBE ASSOCIATED WITH HUMAN CONTACT WITH OR EXPOSURE TO THIS WASTE:

D. DOES THIS WASTE CONTAIN ANY BIOLOGICAL MATERIAL, PATHOGENS, ETIOLOGICAGENTS? A/0 _____ IF YES, PLEASE PROVIDE ADDITIONAL ANALYSIS.

E. DOES THIS WASTE CONTAIN ANY PCB'S? _____ IF YES, PLEASEPROVIDE ADDITIONAL ANALYSIS.

F. IS THE INFORMATION PROVIDED UNDER THIS SECITON BASED ON LABORATORYANALYSIS? ' IF YES, PLEASE ATTACH SUCH ANALYSIS.

COMMENTS:

THE GENERATOR OF THE WASTE DESCRIBED ON THIS WASTE DATA SHEET, BY SIGNATUREBELOW BY ITS'DULY AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE, HEREBY REPRESENTS AND WARRANTSTHAT TO THE BEST OF ITS KNOWLEDGE THE INFORMATION CONTAINED HEREIN IS TRUE,ACCURATE AND COMPLETE IN ALL RESPECTS.GENERATORS' AUTHORIZED SIGNATURE (ONLY)_________________

' „ t/-\.-irC

THIS SECTION IS FOR DCC USE ONLY

REF#

ÊNERATOR . V\. >. <~.<3.oc \ vc?•iPA I.D.fFACILITY ADDRESS

N,«.\Xv _ C_>av..» O.ci*-_c.i.,>c« < .tv»o,T_c_;i :o-.-~J fc<\ N'S c-iINVOICE TO: -_>_^^ S,*.-,ADDRESS *7 S" ?> Wx«>os 4v ,_> tX

DATE RECIEVEDDATE QUOTED

CONTACT ~!>c j oV-, *H_X«_C-V_.^t-tc.3.PHONE C,< 1 -^\\v.

,

CONTACT -S, o Z. .-. . /- «L,

PHONE Ibt, *V- - S 7 ooC_2ft_X«^.V^, Oi, V-x7 t,7_

f

PROPER DOT SHIPPING NAME <~_j--x

DOT HAZARD CLASS V V_,- -v*fcv,v«. --,-X< Vx -v-.c.Js.x, W S, ^

s-,:* <yS>NA # \c\«\\EPA WASTE TYPES .Oc~>N

- LAB USE ONLY

TOTAL LEACHABLEAg C.*?As O*O2'$~

TOTAL LEACHABLE

Fe / . _?Mn / Y C'

Mk ——————————————————— ——————————————————————————— ——————————————————— —————————————————— : ———————— --a £T7-.S~ Ni C>. ?SCd ->'3 .-Cr /J 7_TCu 5 'Hg _7.<?J5

BTU'S (PER GALLON) ' lOf-,| C, ___ASH ' .\ .A--T)

COMMENTS : S S?. Cv Q . t J *=? ^ 'L._ _. X - Q_HN V ._VXC^ «*\ '

J

Pb £/, S"Se O-i$'$~Zn /. '<"PH

Cl" e..: -s (%)% PCB'S -^NO.C--. (ppm)

• c> —— < ~\\ "v=-

u\_>5/c»^

• * •

QUOTE AT THE FOLLOWING PRICE:

PER GALLON $PER DRUM $ÊR TON $

.PER YARD $

TRANSPORTATION (PER LOAD) $

LAB FEE $

DEMURRAGE (PER HOUR) $ fiR2003^"^LABOR (PER HOUR) $

APPROVEDREJECTED

DCC

BFP, NV 10603

Waste DataSheet

GENERATOR: ' ->' C)-riC^^ Lnf.k orjA /"6'/d/AXX)

Delaware Container Co., Inc.A Full Sen/ice Chemical Waste Management Company


(215) 383-6600

AR2003I48

GENERAL INFORMATION REF.# fG &C 3

THIS FORM MUST BE COMPLETE. LEAVE NO BLANKS.

A. GENERATOR NAME f| .\ C roC-fet r ' LnL k^dO^ fo tJ I fy>y /)[iyiS/ H

B. EPA I.D. ff ________________________________________________________________C. FACILITY ADDRESS l/ftll^y /Ty/^C_________ D. SUBMITTER OF SAMPLE IF

DIFFERENT FROM GENERATOR;

n:

BUSINESS CONTACT: o^£ ' e c C l - PHONE;TECHNICAL CONTACT: Xc -?V/j/i0 4«/ PHONE:

ii. WASTE DESCRIPTIONA. COMMON NAME FOR WASTE / stg \v^ • ( \S (• pOC Y•'}) ( \S (• IpO

B. FREQUENCY OF SHIPMENTS O _>i-.--1tr / V VOLUME PER SHIPMENT sC. ANNUAL QUANTITY ££.0 nllo^S PACKAGING

~D. PROCESS GENERATING WASTE: g 1 0 c, /pw H ( c Pe\Jtfaf>i D V/A C

E. PROPER US DOT SHIPPING NAME

UN QRCi * C/J ?& ______DOT HAZARD CLASSIFICATION

F. UN QRCi * C/J ?& ______________________ EPA WASTE TYPE#

III. WASTE CHARACTERISTICS

A. PHASES /LAYERS: __ BILAYERED __ MULTILAYERED _/_ NONE

B. PHYSICAL STATE _ 70°F: __ SOLID J-__LIQUID __ POWDER __ SEMISOLID __ GASC. SOLIDS: TOTAL (%) ___ TOTAL DISSOLVED (ppm or %) __________-D. SPECIFIC WEIGHT (AS # PER UNIT) /, C 6 ______ E. pH //, 3- ______

F. FLASH 'POINT "^ /fee c ? (CLOSED CUP ONLY)G. VAPOR PRESSURE.

Cv/lH. BTU PER -BBS. ^~ V./"c> ASH CONTENT

K. DISTINCTIVE ODOR? (DESCRIBE) T/L-r- 1?

C-OLOR ? ge^___________________________|.R?Q03U9

WASTE COMPOSITION

A. ORGANIC COMPONENTS (RANGES _ INDICATE EITHER % OR ppm)1. H QAvfcJ'/llw* ' 3% 5.

3. _xf.VZ-3f/?iAZo/e / */„ 7.4. . ____________________ 8.

DOES THIS WASTE CONTAIN, D012, D013, D014, D015, D016, D017? A/\IF SO, PLEASE NOTE ABOVE OR ATTACH ADDITIONAL ANALYSIS.(SEE 40CFR 261.24)


TOTAL LEACHABLE TOTAL LEACHABLE

_____________ Q. ^________ Fe ___________ /. /-I_____________AS .____________ Q. CC £______ Mn ___________ £/.L-Ba ____________" C. >»_________ Ni ___________ f-t <-/ftCd ___________ C • I 1________ Pb __________ /,. 1Cr • C < Se C.Cu ___________ C - S 2_______ Zn __________ C , (-1C-Hg _______________ C .C 1^1_____ OTHERS (ATTACH ADDITIONAL ANALYSIS) .

H (. C . ( _ - - -C. LIST ANY OTHER ACUTE OR CHRONIC HAZARDS ASSOCIATED WITH OR ALLEGED TO

BE ASSOCIATED 'WITH HUMAN CONTACT WITH OR EXPOSURE TO THIS WASTE: ^_

0 rv K/ f^

D. DOES THIS WASTE CONTAIN ANY BIOLOGICAL MATERIAL, PATHOGENS, ETIOLOGICAGENTS? tÔ ________ IF YES, PLEASE PROVIDE ADDITIONAL ANALYSIS.

E. DOES THIS WASTE CONTAIN ANY PCB'S? IF YES, PLEASEPROVIDE ADDITIONAL ANALYSIS.

F.' IS THE INFORMATION PROVIDED UNDER THIS SECITON BASED ON LABORATORYANALYSIS? ________ IF YES, PLEASE ATTACH SUCH- ANALYSIS .

G. COMMENTS:

THE GENERATOR OF THE WASTE DESCRIBED ON THIS WASTE DATA SHEET, BY SIGNATUJBELOW BY ITS DULY AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE, HEREBY REPRESENTS AND WARRANTSTHAT TO THE BEST OF ITS KNOWLEDGE THE 'INFORMATION CONTAINED HEREIN IS TRUE,ACCURATE AND COMPLETE IN ALL RESPECTS. A ' / , ' £GENERATORS' AUTHORIZED SIGNATURE (ONLY) if/1 ''I

' DATB/ V-


. , REF#

^ÊNERATOR V\.ir». c_«.Oc <_,oRPA I.D.#FACILITY ADDRESS

f ^ Ni%t? ••-•* "xl * .-* v> •Ov ^ ^ cXtfv'Cv p -.i •** v ?O

INVOICE TO: -^^ t= __ .ADDRESS -?_3-.?> WVA^^.O <£_u-

c =rt ^ V..T ^>_. VA*_.fc2_J

DATE RECIEVED

DATE QUOTED

CONTACT "_Sc,'_ ,. c<v. Vc s,. c.V PHONE t- Q.t, - c x t.

HtfU —, ' _t

CONTACT- "!Sot- __,-,_ A.: M»«,«.^.PHONE rê-V -STOO

PROPER DOT SHIPPING NAMEDOT HAZARD CLASS UN/NA fEPA WASTE TYPEfl

LAB USE ONLY

TOTAL LEACHABLE

Ag f) . As . O.Oi>^

*' .Cd _-.-./.?Cr 0.3CM o . ? .'Hg Q v , _.j41 6 L>BTU'S (PER GALLON) <A-S'C;

ASH "l.S J

COMMENTS: -. CVC_ /i_ ^ xJ-<-o .^. xr <O.c«_. - X-r U-, ^ ~i'> cc*

f K-rwCsv - •-, * c \oV>x« "*. .-•-rv•y_> £_. -wj -T "Ve-iXrO . -5v-.v T-CL .*-«-i..

QUOTE AT THE FOLLOWING PRICE:PER GALLON §

PER DRUM $J?ER TON $Wf-ER YARD $

TOTAL LEACHABLEFe . /. f 5Mn ' *f. i-

Ni f. "7 Pb /, .?Se _ '. V'YZn £*.-•/_{/PH \\.7

Cl" .»7T- (%)% PCB'S (ppm)

-_*u ." , L 'H. r.?.» \. , C *f— V--*\-f'\'_> V-. X t*«— * \ -^ N v; CTy »~~ Vx»*\v t— ^ :•_*•., j -to

u C _>*y t' »-_>^- x? wUiVj x_s x ?! __,* C *J r -* \ . \ **-* *"±\9 £>

r*vC*i\"» '» < ^ 4_.i 'tfVwS'i _i*__0r » t * '• *v » ™* * S* --^ ' *w^ % * "•* \ y^


LAB FEE $

DEMURRAGE (PER HOUR) m. n O ($ ft 9 S 1A i » -- u u o «j iLABOR (PER HOUR) $

APPROVED

REJECTED

DCC



W. 1 1TH AVENUE Be VALLEY ROAD PHONE: <21S) 363-6600COATESVILLE. PA 19320

REF #: 1O6O3, Report Requested: 3/1O/86, Completed: 3/13/86

Generator: H. S. Crocker Lockwood Folding Box DivisionSt: eet Address: Valley Forge Corporate CenterCdty, State: Nori astown, Pa 19403EFA ID #: Not Suppliedmanifest # (if applicable): NAGenerator's common name for waste: Waste film developer


- Heat Value <45O BTU/gal- Specific Weight 1.O6 Sp. Gr.- TOX, reported as Chlorine Unavailable due to

incomplete combustion- Ash @ 55O-6OO « C, for one hour 7.55%- Sulfides Unavailable due to

incomplete combustion- Flash Point °F Flame extinguished <? 16O.

No flash observed uptothis temperature.

- Water Content 92. 62%- pH e 70 °F 11.2- Silver, Ag, leachable, ppm O. 2- Aluminum, Al, leachable, ppir. 0. 6- Arsenic, As, leachable, ppm 0. OOS- Barium, Ba, leachable, ppm O. 2- Cadmium, Cd, leachable, ppm O. 13- Chromium, Cr, leachable, ppm O. 3- Copper, Cu, leachable, ppm O. 72- Mercury, Hg, leachable, ppm O. O14- Iron, Fe, leachable, ppm 1. 13- Manganese, Mn, leachable, ppm - 4. 6- Nickel, Ki, leachable, ppm O. 49- Lead, Pb, leachable, ppm 1. 3- Selenium, Se, leachable, ppm O. 94- Zinc, Zn, leachable, ppm O. 46



Peter A. hassaroLaboratory Supervisor

1

CHEMICAL WASTE REMOVAL SERVICE

Delaware Container Co., Inc.W. 11TH AVENUE ft VALLEY ROAD PHONE: (215)383-6600

COATESVILLE, PA I932O

REF *: 1O6O6, Report Requested: 3/1O/86, Completed: 3/13/86 .

Generator: H. S. Crocker Lockwood Folding Box DivisionStreet Address: Valley forge Corporate CenterCity, State: Norristown. Pa 194O3EPA ID *: Not suppliedmanifest * (if applicable): NAGenerator's common name for waste: Waste resin and adhesive


- Total Residue @ JO3-5 °C, two hr. 62.44%- Heat Value 63,159 BTU/gal- Specific Weight 1.14 gm/cc- TOX, reported ae? Chlorine O. O5%- Ash @ 55O-6OO °C, for one hour O.6O4%- Sulfides 2. 57%- Flash Point °F >2OO- Water Content 44.55%- pH <? 7O °F 5.0- Silver, Ag, leachable, ppm <0.Ol- Aluminum, Al, leachable, ppm O. 1- Arsenic, As, leachable, ppm O.OO2- Barium, Ba, Ipachable, ppm O. 2- Cadmium, Cd, Irachable, ppm 0.01- Chromium, Cr, J*-achable, ppm <O. O5- Copper, Cu, leachable, ppm 1.13- Mercury, Hg, leachable, ppm 0.009- Iron, Fe, leachable, ppm 1.79- Manganese, Mn, leachable, ppm O.3O- Nickel, Ni, leachable, ppm O.O3- Lead, Pb, leachable, ppm <O. 5- Selenium, Se, leachable, ppm - O.31- Zinc, Zn, leachable, ppm 2.O3



PPeeter A. MassaroLaboratory Supervisor

RR200353

REF#:. NV 10606

Waste DataSheet

GENERATOR:

f

Delaware Container Co., Inc.»

A Full Service Chemical Waste Management Company


(215) 383-6600

AR200351*

'' • -• . ' GENERAL INFORMATION REF . # J C (£- C £-.

THIS FORM MUST BE COMPLETE . LEAVE NO BLANKS .

' 'A. GENERATOR NAME //A (_rt)Mr XdcfL,,B. EPA I.D. #

C. FACILITY ADDRESS I/A j )fy /^ r > (fi r/Py n 1C D. SUBMITTER OF SAMPLE IFv. 4r " /\ j -- x '^ X /O i / .A DIFFERENT FROM GENERATOR. M vt /V/ r S jTUsJ N> . 0 y taSy hifaW l^ ____ __^ ^

y ' "Ztf. £*-'£. -tteriMe*. no L.

BUSINESS CONTACT: r-^/C -^tiC i ^ P H O N E :TECHNICAL CONTACT r -Jg- ?<fOSc-Sj>'/, __________ PHONE: Z2FY- *~?C'CJ/- ——— ————————

II. . WASTE DESCRIPTIONt

A. COMMON NAME FOR WASTE W VtC /?CS >'N> <• /^) dB. FREQUENCY OF SHIPMENTS CWl *1 1 K>~€ VOLUME PER SHIPMENTC. ANNUAL QUANTITY _____g^ 0 aft/lor^ PACKAGING

D. PROCESS GENERATING WASTE: Ifj /,,_,•

E. PROPER US DOT SHIPPING NAME AJ'tJ/Z&U/ttr/\ L,s,..r.1 /tC1F. UN OR NA # _______/£^y____________(/ EPA WASTE TYPE# /G. DOT HAZARD CLASSIFICATION

II. WASTE CHARACTERISTICS

A. PHASES /LAYERS: __ BILAYERED __ MULTILAYERED ,- / NONEB. PHYSICAL STATE- @ 70°F: __ SOLID j/LIQUID _ POWDER __ SEMISOLID __ GASC. SOfciW; TOTAL (*) G& TOTAL DISSOLVED (ppm or %)D. SPECIFIC WEIGHT (AS '# PER UNIT) /A/ />/»,/.•.' .E.. pH ^ /C ?C *" f-

^ CUF. FLASH POINT ^ j c ________ (CLOSED CUP ONLY)G. VAPOR PRESSURE _________ _________

H. BTU PER liaS. <£\3 /V-/ ASH CONTENT &,.&Q'7________%I. HALOGENATED? & Q*> ______% J. SULFONATED? ; . ' 1_____________%K. DISTINCTIVE ODOR? (DESCRIBE) Q. r?.wf c. I _.t______________________

IL. COLOR ? flR20Q355


REF#

GENERATOR .."S t-« c v-oEPA I.D.IFACILITY ADDRESS

V<,AVcv c:rt;.. t ,0..,.-.... «_ /TVO100 C..--,'itoJl t*/V X<\*-. ^

INVOICE TO: Z O> ^~>s

ADDRESS ~1S,=S « 2s.i--__,.__ ..-•-l-•-.e_XYSA .•v\.»» v* A \S2>"i

t\

PROPER "DOT SHIPPING NAMEDOT HAZARD CLASSEPA WASTE TYPES

LAB USE ONLY

TOTAL . ' LEACHABLE

Ag ." r-.'C\C-\

As " £>.i?c i-Ba • 0 'i/•— j f'j -Cd , fj> C- [Cr ' ô.orrCu ' / . i 'iHg c,.c-cx<

BTU'S (PER GALLON) C' 'i OASH . ' O-- CjCj V

COMMENTS: u. <*/*- ^ cT C».G2.,A--fs'/o . V.A ' . .•vr-. v. \"Z S^ % _5 A-A- . tr > *-/&

.

QUOTE AT THE FOLLOWING PRICE:PER GALLON $

PER DRUM $PER TON $

PER YARD $" • *

DATE RECIEVEDDATE QUOTED |

CONTACT I..., ..rsv, - , - v-PHONE c.f «. -c^xxv.

CONTACT "?S, .. v . -_&_•___-•*_*,PHONE ^Sb-V- ICLi.-j ' ""^

0

UN/NA # . =•

TOTAL LEACHABLE

Mn 6. 10Ni . \ . £> • 61 NPb < 0 . STSe C.SlZn J2. . n PH s.O

Cl" <Z>.C.L*~~ (%) •.

% PCB'S (ppm)

\w*e,_' ^v. -v*">- - ^>5 -r~

v-v^^ -?- ? U-L. *•-, -^ - j-- -f i1— -hrrnr- —— rrrr-i i (l


LAB FEE ftR2QO!556 -9DEMURRAGE (PER HOURT „ $ ":LABOR (PER HOUR) $

APPROVED• REJECTED

WASTE COMPOSITION

A. ORGANIC COMPONENTS (RANGES _ INDICATE EITHER(t; OR ppm)

i. • mt tif 4fik_ • ^/ O s. _________2. // z yc? e.3. ___________ . 7.4. '______ 8. v \x

DOES THIS WASTE CONTAIN, D012, D013, D014, D015, D016, DO17?IF 'SO, PLEASE NOTE ABOVE OR ATTACH ADDITIONAL ANALYSIS. (SEE 40CFR 261.24)


TOTAL . LEACHABLE TOTAL ' LEACHABLE

Ag ____________ . ^' Q,c /___________ Fe __________ /, "7y_______________As C.i. cc J Mn C. Jc~.Ba ;_____________ 6 . A_________ Ni ___________ C . C- 3Cd ____________ c' • C /_________ Pb __________ ^' f'.O"Cr _______________ ^ C. c <"_______ Se ___________ /"!• ?/

/- / ^ Zn .r_J x; •_,,' c.'C. /________ OTHERS (ATTACH ADDITIONAL ANALYSIS)

C. LIST ANY OTHER ACUTE OR CHRONIC HAZARDS ASSOCIATED WITH OR ALLEGED TOBE ASSOCIATED WITH HUMAN CONTACT WITH OR EXPOSURE TO THIS WASTE: ____

* _i l j / • >, /->^J I 7 h> IIM') I V >OC fjT

D. DOES THIS WASTE CONTAIN ANY BIOLOGICAL MATERIAL, PATHOGENS, ETIOLOGICAGENTS? fryjp IF YES, PLEASE PROVIDE ADDITIONAL ANALYSIS.

E. DOES THIS WASTE CONTAIN ANY PCB'S? A//?________ IF YES, PLEASE • 'PROVIDE ADDITIONAL ANALYSIS.

F. IS THE INFORMATION PROVIDED UNDER THIS SECITON BASED ON LABORATORYANALYSIS? V/6 IF YES, PLEASE ATTACH SUCH ANALYSIS.

G. COMMENTS:

ENERATOR OF THE WASTE DESCRIBEDRR70U357

ON THIS WASTE DATA SHEE_*,_ 1ST SIGNATUREBELOW BY ITS DULY AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE, HEREBY REPRESENTS AND WARRANTSTHAT TO THE BEST OF ITS KNOWLEDGE THE INFORMATION CONTAINED HEREIN IS TRUE,ACCURATE AND-COMPLETE IN ALL RESPECTS,GENERATORS"AUTHORIZED SIGNATURE (ONLY)__________________

-~ U- \

Vv \i 11 N i nitiii i "Hi-i in \tr« i \n is\l M MM >\ f, i isi \i n iu i i e \\ i \-i i sNKItltl'.ltlU V |'\ Ml II) tII M I'll' >M i.; l -.1 1,1,1, i;i Mi

U.S. CROCIUIK COMPANY, INC.rou>iN<; BOX DIVISION

May 3, 1988

O'Hara Sanitation Co., Inc.Box 666King of Prussia, PA 19406

Attn: Charlie Clamper

Dear Mr. Clamper:

In order to comply with a request from the EnvironmentalProtection Agency, we are requesting that you send us a lettertelling us where your company disposes of H. S. Crocker trash.

Please be advised that there is no problem. Every company inthe Valley Forge Corporate Center has been asked to providethis information.

Sincerely,

Caroline P. EngleController

CPE/cm

RR200358

MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET HAZARD RA™GS .i wn i niim n^\j n>ir\y-\iNi_/ nt___rv i c_i_/ ivi/-\ l c_ni/-iL_oINFORMATION ON THIS FORM IS PROPRIETARY INFORMATION AND FURNISHEDSOLELY FOR THE USE OF OUR CUSTOMERS

•nppRFP 3/86 BpppAppn HV "• Wagner

Section 1

Slight .....Moderate .

Severe _ .

___. 1.....2

....4

HEALTHFLAMMABILITY

REACTIVITY

.1

0

MANUFACTURER'S NAME: CABRUN INK 1ROKJCTS CORP,

STREET ADDRESS: 2020 Valetta St. CITY, STATE AND ZIP CODE: Pbila. , Eft. 1912HEMERGENCY TELEPHONE NUMBER: (215) 533-2990

PRODUCT CLASS: Sheet-fed Offset inks All matched sheet-fedTRADE NAME: MANUFACTURER'S CODE IDENTIFICATION:

Section II - HAZARDOUS INGREDIENTSIngredient:

i The abore are not hnardoas »at

Hazard Data:

erial by current federal, state or local laws.

Section III - PHYSICAL DATABOILING RANGE °F . ...

510-593°APPEARANCE

colored paste

VAPOR DENSITY: HEAVIER Evs. air LIGHTER D

EVAPORATION RATE FASTER Dvs. Butyl Acetate SLOWER Ho

LIQUID DENSITY: HEAVIER .Qtvs. water LIGHTER D

TYPE OF ODOR. _KeslnouB oilodor

-. i

PERCENT VOLATILE WT. ^

Section IV - FIRE & EXPLOSION DATAFLAMMABILITY CLASSIFICATION

H/A

OSHA

DOT

Oat of rangeof

classificatiot

FLASH POINT °F 295

(Method Used) AS™ bLEL i.2*'~

ST volume forsolvent

EXTH

9J.NGUISH.NG MEDIA: AR200359

D"ALCOHOL" FOAM BCO2 KDRY CHEMICAL DWATER FOG DOTHER

UNUSUAL FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARDSHone

SPECIAL MREFIGHTING PROCEDURES

_ C

Section V - HEALTH HAZARD DATAEFFECTS OF OVEREXPOSURE

Hone known.

PRIMARY ROUTE(S) OF .ENTRY:-. .. ODERM AL . DINH ALATION -

EMERGENCY AND FIRST AID PROCEDURES " ' " ""Wash with soap & water.

Eyes—flush with water—seek medical attention.

_______________Section VI - REACTIVITY DATA_______PRODUCT STABILITY TJSTABLE D UNSTABLE

CONDITIONS TO AVOID Do not ingest; avoid prolonged skin contact.

Section VII - SPILL OR LEAK PROCEDURESPROCEDURE WHEN MATERIAL SPILLED OR RELEASED

Shovel into proper container—wash area with detergent & water.

WASTE DISPOSAL METHOD According to federal state & local laws.

Section VIII - SPECIAL PROTECTION INFORMATION

VENTILATION General plant ventilation.

PROTECTIVE GLOVES Wear impervious gloves _____________________________________

RESPIRATORY PROTECTION Hone EYE PROTECTION Industrial safety glasses._________ ___ __ _____ ______________^^ ___________________________________t________

OTHER PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT Long Sleeve Shirt

Section IX - SPECIAL PRECAUTIONSHANDLING AND STORING

in sealed containers, «way from excessive heat & open flame.

____._______AR2Q0360OTHER PRECAUTIONS

Do not store in unmarked containers.

THIS FORM IS SUPPLIED AS AN INDUSTRY SERVICE BY THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF PRINTING INK MANUFACTURERS, INC.____ (Informition on thlt form l« supplied by tht Individual Ink manufacturer)

Material Safety Data SheetMay be used to comply with OSHA'n Hazard Communication Standard,29CFK 1810. 1200. Standard mu_l be conaulted for apecific requirement..

SYN DRY INKS_______r-i^ OQUICK IDENTIFIERCommon Name: (uaed on label and li*t)

SECTION 1 -Manufacturer._________yeystone Prinfciny Tnk Co._____;____<215) 228-8100Addrtti Emergency________2700 Roberts Ave.______________T«UpKoo«No. . . .City, SUto, and ZIP . SfoSnation_______Philadelphia, Pa^ 19129________c^b__________Signature of Perton ff ~a_V^/ //. fj D-t*

aJ^ . Prepared December 26 , 1985______

SECTION 2 - liAZAR OUS | RE ENTS/IDENT-TY 'Haiardoui Component ) (chemical At common named))*' OSHA ACGIH Other Exposure 9 CAS

PEL TLV Limit. (optional) NO.

• Treated Middle Distillate____5mq/m 3'__________________________________________

SECTION 3 - PHYSICAL & CHEMICAL CHARACTERISTICS ______________ ____Boiling Specific • VaporPoint 40Q~600 dea. F ___________________ Gravity (HX)"D Ap_prOX . Presgure Imm Hgl NA

V.por____________ pansity lAir - » Heavier vs. AirSolubility Reactivity ininw.ur insoluble _______________ Watcr _____ N.A. __________________Appearance Meltingan- odor yiscous Color Paste-Mild Od if"1 N.A.SECTION 4 - FIRE & EXPLOSION DATAFiaih Method Flammable Limit* LEL UELPointy c Q F. C. Uied SETA in Air % by Volume Lower jj -^ Upper ,, ~

Auto-Ignition ' ExtinguiiherT«mperatur» N<Aj Medu Water f Od-f Oam~CO2 - Dr ChAmifialgpeciat FireFighting Procedure. use se__f contained breathing aparatus to rotect against

potential harmful fumesUnusual Fire andE_pio«o- Haz_nb None known

flR20036i

TFION 5- PHYSICAL HAZARDS (REACTIVITY DATA)lily Un-tablc 1 1 ConditionsK u> Avoid Hone knownmpitabiUty Of--'".. to Avoid) strong oxidizing agents ______________________ ___ ——— . ____________ _

carbon Monoxide, Carbon Dioxide, Oxides of nitrogen _udoua May Occur D Conditkrnifmet Uatlon .Will Not Occur OC to Avoid None known _____ ____________________________________

-CTION 6 - HEALTH HAZARDS ______________________'i- Chronic

;n«andmptom.otE.Do.ur. p.xoessive inhalation of solvent vapor may cause headache.________ dizziness & nausea.i-ditnl CondilionN Ciunurally{.ravatod by Exposure Npne known

nt-mic.l l.itted -a Carcinogen National Toxicology Yus 1 1 ——————— ( A HC. Yes Cl OSHA Yei Q• PoUnlial Carcinogen Program No U Monograph* No U No Umaryuncy andirit Aid Pnxtdur.-

1 I. Inhalation\ _____If inhaled - move to fresh air.S\ ..Eyes

% v_. .._!. _.._«. *.._._& £1 _tv.v4 «^_r «.T_i4-^kV*ftOUTESX Flush eves with flowing water.PWTRV I 3. Skin-.IH*-** I ra-*-,V* -*ff-i-,4-f,A avaae TJI 4-Vi -tnart

IWash affected areas with soap & water.

4. IngvdionIf swallowed, do not induce vomiting.

SECTION 7 - SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS AND SPILL/LEAK PROCEDURES __________________I'rec.utionj to be TakenmUan-iin. and Storage Use ,_n accordance with good workplace practices - Avoid

• ______ unneccessary contact - Store in dry area. ______________ •_Otnerfr-cautton» ________ Pn-r T^ring^-r-i al «so nnly. ________ ; _______________________________

Slepx to be Taken in Cave • '.Maufi.ifeiuu.ied or spmad collect into suitable container for appropriate container-

yespirator as necessar.Waste u Metal, aute. and local reguiationa) Landfill, or otherwise dispose of in accordance

wiiiri TjQcal . State. Federal environmental^ axiencvs.SECTION 8 - SPECIAL PROTECTION INFORMATION/CONTROL MEASURESKeypiralory Protection«spt«ityi.T*> _____ KIOSH approved vapor respirators recommended. ______Ventilation Local Mechanical Special Other

Exhaust VeS (General)ProlectiV* Eye<itov«« ____ recommended ____________ Protection safety glassesOther HtoUclive • . _ _ctothintorEguiprr t Impervious clothing should be worn when gross contact is like!Wofk/Hy_«nlc Practice*

IMPORTANT " "" " -—--—--.-—-——-_.Do not leave any blank spaces. If required information Is unavailable, unknown, or does not apply, to indicate.

jltnarkCompany. inc. Chicago. IL 60646-6719 1-800-621-5808 • (321) 478-0900

MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET HA2ARD RATINGSFOR PRINTING INK AND RtUAl tD MAT ERIALSÎNFORMATION ON THIS FORK IS PROPRIETARY INFORMATION AND FURNISHEDSOLELY fOR THE US'. OF OUR CUSTOMERS

r.0~._ NOV. 25, 198* .„_,.„__.,„ N. ROSEN

MANUFACTURERS NAME: SUPERIOR PRINTING INK*STREET ADDRESS: 70 BETHUNE STREETEMERGENCY TELEPHONE NUMBER: (212) 74 1-3600

PRODUCT CLASS: OXIDIZING OFFSET INKStRADENAME: SHEET FED OFFSET -INK

Section 1

; • - winlm.l.. — .. 0 — —Sl.ht ......... 1 HEALTmoderate. .....2 Fl>MM

Severe ........ 4 REACT

»'','••-.

H 1ABILITY j

IVITY o

CO., INC f'V."CITY. STATE AND HP CODE: NEW YORK, N.Y. 10014

MANUFACTURER'S CODE IDENTIFICATION: All Codes.

Section II - HAZARDOUSINGREDIENTSingredient:

ALIPHATIC HYDROCARBON SOLVENT(Magiesol 52 CAS # 64742-46-7 )

32 wt. 2 max. '

Huard Data:

3OSHA PEL FOR OIL MIST Sing/toVapor pressure,mm Hg@ 20 C = <0.01

BOILING RANGE *F530 - 590

APPEARANCECOLORED PASTE

Section HI - PHYSICAL DATAVAPOR DENSITY: HEAVIER t£

vs. air LIGHTER D

EVAPORATION RATE FASTER Dvc. Butyl Acetate SLOWER S

LIQUID DENSITY: HEAVIER Kvc. water LIGHTER O

TYPE OF ODOROILY

PERCENT VOLATILE WT. 32 Max.

Section IV • FIRE & EXPLOSION DATAtFLAMMABILITY CLASSIFICATION OSHA CLASS III B

DOT EXEMPT

FLASH POINT "F 275

(Method Used) SETA C.C.LEL

NO DATA

Eg UISHING MEDIA: % flR200363STORM D-ALCOHOL" FOAM Eco2 BDRY CHEMICAL DWATER FOG DOTHER

UNUSUAL FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARDS•iNONE KNOWN

SPECIAL FJREFIGHTING PROCEDURES - Water may be ineffective but can be used to cooJ

3 t--^ acSection V - HEALTH HAZARD DATA h "* ' '

;C1S OF OVEREXPOSURE

Because of the defatting property in certain ingredient .., skin contact may resultin dryness and/or irritation, and dermatitis may develop wi< h prolonged exposure. Eyeirritation is also possible.

1CAL CONDITIONS PRONE TO AGGRAVATION BY EXPOSURE: NONZ KNOWN

MARY ROUTE(S) OF ENTRY: X'DERMAL DINHALATION

LRGENCY AND FIRST AID PROCEDURESEyes: Flush with water for a minimum of 15 minutes. Call physician.

Skin: Wash with soap and water, remove contaminated clothing.

Section VI - REACTIVITY DATA>DUCT STABILITY

EDITIONS TO AVOID

E3STABLE DUNSTABLE

Excessive heat, sources of ignition and strong oxidizing agents.

Section VII - SPILL OR LEAKPROCEDURES3CEDURE WHEN MATERIAL SPILLED OR RELEASED

Uipe up — Dispose of wipers in containers approved for oily wastes.

STE DISPOSAL METHOD in

MTILATION

Section

accordance with Federal, State, and

VIII • SPECIALGeneral ventilationrequiremen ts. Keep

3TECTIVE GLOVES Required for

PROTECTION, local exhaust ventilationair contaminants below OSHA

prolonged or repeated contact

Local regulations.

INFORMATIONor as specified by Local or StatePEL'S.

•

5PIRATORY PROTECTION None required normally. EYE PROTECTION None required in normal usage

HER PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT _jone

Section IX - SPECIAL PRECAUTIONSMOLING AND STORING Keep containers closed when not in use.

Keep away from excessive heat or open flames.Avoid excessive inhalation of ink mist.

__________________________________6R2D03&UHER PRECAUTIONS FOR INDUSTRIAL USE ONLY. DO NOT TAKE INTERNALLY.

DO NOT REUSE CONTAINERS FOR OTHER PURPOSES.

tHIS FORM IS SUPPLIED AS AN INDUSTRY SERVICE BY THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF PRINTING INK MANUFACTURERS, INC.(Intorm.tion on trttt form 11 tupplira by tht indivtdutl ink. m*nut»cluin)

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OILS:

Superlube 10W Eaken Gen'l Factory

Gear-X 90 . Eaken Die Cutting

QP Fleet HD 40 Eaken Gen'l Factory

Premco 32 Eaken Gen'l Factory

Fluidvis 320 Eaken Gen'l Factory

Teresstic 68 Eaken Komori

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NATIONAL STARCH AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION EMERGENCY CONTACT:•FINDERNE AVENUE (201) 685-5000P.O. BOX 6500BRIDGEWATER, NEW JERSEY 08807(201) 685-5000

SUBSTANCE IDENTIFICATION

CAS-NUMBER UNASSIGNEDSUBSTANCE: RESYN 33-1464

TRADE NAMES/SYNONYMS:33-1464;

MOLECULAR FORMULA: MIXTURE

CERCLA RATINGS (SCALE 0-3): HEALTH=0 FIRE=0 REACTIVITY=0 PERSISTENCESNFPA RATINGS (SCALE 0-4): HEALTH=0 FIRE=0 REACTIVITY=0

COMPONENTS AND CONTAMINANTS

NONE HAZARDOUS

EXPOSURE LIMITS:NONE

PHYSICAL DATA

DESCRIPTION: WHITE LIQUID, CHARACTERISTIC SL. SWEET ODOR

* BELOW BASED ON WATER BOILING POINT: APPROX. 212 F*

MELTING POINT: NOT APPLICABLE SPECIFIC GRAVITY: APPROX. 1.08

VOLATILITY: 40%/ WT. VAPOR PRESSURE: @ 20 C APPROX. 17.5*

EVAPORATION RATE: (WATER = 1 ) 1 PH: APPROX. 5.0

SOLUBILITY IN WATER: COMPLETELY MISCIBLE ODOR THRESHOLD: NOT APPLICABLE

VAPOR DENSITY: APPROX. 0.62*

FIRE AND EXPLOSION DATA

FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARD:NOT APPLICABLE

FLASH POINT: OVER 200 F CC UPPER EXPLOSIVE LIMIT: NOT APPLICABLE ^_r6R200376LOWER EXPLOSIVE LIMIT: NOT APPLICABLE AUTOIGNITION TEMP.: TIOT APPLICABLE

FIREFIGHTING MEDIA:C02, FOAM, DRY CHEMICAL

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T APPLICABLEAlREFIGHTING:TO

TRANSPORTATION DATA

NON-HAZARDOUS FOR TRANSPORTATION

TOXICITY

INHALATION: INSIGNIFICANTSKIN CONTACT: INSIGNIFICANT. CONSTANT CONTACT MAY CAUSE SLIGHT IRRITATION ORCHAPPING DURING WINTER.SKIN ABSORPTION: INSIGNIFICANTEYE CONTACT: SLIGHT. EYE CONTACT MAY CAUSE TRANSIENT IRRITATION.INGESTION: SLIGHT. ALTHOUGH NOT SIGNIFICANTLY TOXIC - INGESTION SHOULD BEAVOIDED.

ACUTE OVEREXPOSURE: MINIMAL EFFECTSCHRONIC OVEREXPOSURE: DRYING OF SKIN, TRANSIENT IRRITATION A POSSIBILITY IFGOOD PERSONAL HYGIENE IS NOT PRACTICED.

E COMPOSITION OF THIS PRODUCT COMPLIES WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF INDIRECTOD ADDITIVES REGULATION 21 CFR 175.105,"ADHESIVES"

CARCINOGEN STATUS: NONE REPORTED

HEALTH EFFECTS AND FIRST AID

INHALATION:NOT NORMALLY A PROBLEM UNDER TYPICAL CONDITIONS OF INDUSTRIAL USE. NO HEALTHEFFECTS EXPECTED.

SKIN CONTACT:NO HEALTH EFFECTS EXPECTED. TO REMOVE FROM SKIN .WASH WITH SOAP AND WATER.

EYE CONTACT:AS WITH ANY FOREIGN MATERIAL IN THE EYE, ALLOWING THE PRODUCT TO REMAIN IN THEEYE MAY CAUSE A MILD IRRITATION. IF ANY SHOULD GET INTO THE EYE, RINSE WITHWATER UNTIL ALL TRACES ARE WASHED AWAY.

INGESTION:NOT SIGNIFICANTLY TOXIC OR CORROSIVE. INDUCE VOMITING IF INGESTION IS OF ALARGE AMOUNT.

ANTIDOTE:T APPLICABLE.........—„—.———-,———--——————„_-AR_2flLQI71—-

REACTIVITYREACTIVITY:STABLE UNDER NORMAL TEMPERATURE AND PRESSURE.

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PAGE"03 DF 04INCOMPATIBILITIES:AVOID MATERIALS WHICH REACT WITH WATER.

DECOMPOSITION:CO, C02, ACETIC ACID

POLYMERIZATION:WILL NOT OCCUR.

STORAGE AND DISPOSAL

DISPOSE OF IN ACCORDANCE WITH ALL LOCAL STATE AND FEDERAL REGULATIONS COVERINGSOLID WASTE DISPOSAL.ALL INGREDIENTS ARE ON THE TSCA INVENTORY

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CONDITIONS TO AVOID

KEEP FROM FREEZING.

ALTHOUGH THE LEVEL OF FORMALDEHYDE IN THIS PRODUCT IS BELOW-THE OSHAREPORTABLE AMOUNT, IT IS POSSIBLE FOR THE HEADSPACE OF CONTAINERS TO EXCEEDTHE TLV FOR FORMALDEHYDE. CAUTION SHOULD BE EXERCISED WHEN OPENINGCONTAINERS. AVOID BREATHING FUMES.

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SPILL AND LEAK PROCEDURES

OCCUPATIONAL SPILL:SPREAD ABSORBENT MATERIAL. SHOVEL INTO CLOSEABLE CONTAINERS. WASH AREA WITHWATER.

PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT

VENTILATION:NORMAL VENTILATION EXPECTED TO BE ADEQUATE.

RESPIRATOR:NOT NORMALLY REQUIRED FOR FORSEEABLE CONDITIONS OF USE.

CLOTHING:PROTECTIVE CLOTHING NORMALLY NOT NECESSARY FOR FORESEEABLE CONDITIONS OF USE.

GLOVES:NOT NORMALLY REQUIRED FOR FORSEEABLE CONDITIONS OF USE.

EYE PROTECTION:SAFETY GLASSES WITH SIDE SHIELDS.

AUTHORIZED BY: NATIONAL STARCH AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION^CREATION DATE: 09/26/86 REVISION DATE: 09/26/86

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-ADDITIONAL INFORMATION-THE INFORMATION GIVEN AND THE RECOMMENDATIONS MADE HEREIN APPLY TO OURPRODUCT(S) ALONE AND NOT COMBINED WITH OTHER PRODUCT(S). SUCH ARE BASED ON OURRESEARCH AND ON DATA FROM OTHER RELIABLE SOURCES AND ARE BELIEVED TO BEACCURATE. NO GUARANTY OF ACCURACY IS MADE. IT IS THE PURCHASERS RESPONSIBILITYBEFORE USING ANY PRODUCT TO VERIFY THIS DATA UNDER THEIR OWN OPERATING COND-ITIONS AND TO DETERMINE WHETHER THE PRODUCT IS SUITABLE FOR THEIR PURPOSES.

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E ON COMPANY. USAA DIVISION W EXXON CORPORATION DATE ISSUED 7/1/85

MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEETEXXON COMPANY, U.S.A. P.O. BOX 218O HOUSTON, TX 77252-3180

A IDENTIFICATION AND EMERGENCY INFORMATION

PRODUCT NAME PRODUCT CODETERESSTIC 68 376O10 - O1176

CHEMICAL NAME CAS NUMBERPetroleum Lubricating 011 Complex Mixture

CAS Number not applicable

PRODUCT APPEARANCE AND ODORClear liquid, «H0ht orange colorFaint petroleum hydrocarbon odor

EMERGENCY TELEPHONE NUMBER(713) 656-3424

B. COMPONENTS "AND HAZARD INFORMATION

COMPONENTS CAS NO. OF APPROXIMATECOMPONENTS CONCENTRATION

Lubricating Oil Base Stock 64742-54-7 Greater than 99%or

64742-65-0

Proprietary additives Mixture Less than 1%

EXPOSURE LIMIT FOR TOTAL PRODUCT BASIS5 mg/m3 for oil mist 1n air OSHA Regulation 29 CFR 191O.10OO

C EMERGENCY AND FIRST AID PROCEDURES

EYE CONTACTIf splashed into the eyes, flush with clear water for 15 minutes or until Irritationsubsides. If Irritation persists, call a physician.SKIN CONTACTIn case of skin contact, remove any contaminated clothing and wash skin thoroughly with soapand water.

INHALATION*Vapor pressure Is very low. Vapor Inhalation under ambient conditions 1s normally not aproblem. If overcome by vapor from hot product, Immediately remove from exposure and calla physician. If breathing Is Irregular or has stopped, start resuscitation; administeroxygen, If available. If overexposed to oil mist, remove from further exposure untilexcessive oil mist condition subsides.

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INQESTIONIf Ingested, call • physician Immediately.

D. FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARD INFORMATION

FLASH POINT (MINIMUM) AUTOIGNITZON TEMPERATURE222' C (432' F) Greater than 26O' C (BOO'F)ASTM D 92. Cleveland Open Cup

FLAMMABLE OR EXPLOSIVE LIMITS (APPROXIMATE PERCENT BY VOLUME IN AIR)Estimated values: Lower Flammable Limit 0.9% Upper Flammable Limit 754

EXTINGUISHING MEDIA AND FIRE FIGHTING PROCEDURESFoam, water spray (fog), dry chemical, carbon dioxide and vaporizing liquid type extinguishingagents may all be suitable for extinguishing fires Involving this type of product, depending onsize or potential size of fire and circumstances related to the situation. Plan fire protectionand response strategy through consultation with local fire protection authorities or appropriatespecial ists.

Th* following procedures for this type of product are based on the recommendations 1n theNational Fire Protection Association's "Fire Protection Guide on Hazardous Materials". EighthEdition (1884):

Use water spray, dry chemical, foam or carbon dioxide. Use water to keep fire-exposedcontainers cool. If a leak or spill has not Ignited, use water spray to disperse thevapors and to provide protection for men attempting to stop a leak. Water spray maybe used to flush spills away from exposures. Minimize breathing gases, vapor, fumes ordecomposition products. Use supplled-air breathing equipment for enclosed or confined spacesor as otherwise needed.

DECOMPOSITION PRODUCTS UNDER FIRE CONDITIONSFumes, smoke, carbon monoxide, sulfur oxides, aldehydes and other decomposition products,in the case of Incomplete combustion.

"EMPTY" CONTAINER WARNING. ."Empty* containers retain residue (liquid and/or vapor) and can be dangerous. DO NOTPRESSURIZE . CUT. WELD. BRAZE. SOLDER, DRILL, GRIND OR EXPOSE SUCH CONTAINERS TO HEAT,FLAME, SPARKS OR OTHER SOURCES OF IGNITION; THEY MAY EXPLODE AND CAUSE INJURY OR DEATH.Do not attempt to clean since residue Is difficult to remove. "Empty" drums should becompletely drained, properly bunged and promptly returned to a drum recondi t ioner . Allother containers should be disposed of In an environmentally safe manner and inaccordance with governmental regulations. For work on tanks refer to OccupationalSafety and Health Administration regulations, ANSI 249. 1, and other governmental andindustrial references pertaining to cleaning, repairing, welding, or other contemplatedoperations.

E HEALTH AND HAZARD INFORMATION

VARIABILITY AMONG INDIVIDUALSHealth studies have shown that many petroleum hydrocarbons and synthetic lubricants posepotential human health risks which may vary from person to person. As a precaution, exposureto liquids, vapors, mists or fumes should be minimized.

EFFECTS OF OVEREXPOSURE (Signs and symptoms of exposure)Prolonged or repeated skin contact may cause skin Irritation.

NATURE OF HAZARDProlonged or repeated skin contact with this product tends to remove skin oils possiblyleading to irritation and dermatitis. a n o n n Q O 1

Product contacting the eyes may cause eye irritation.

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TOXICITY INFORMATIONProduct has a low order of acute oral toxicity.

F. PHYSICAL DATA

The following data are approximate or typical values and should not be used for precisedesign purposes.

BOILING RANGE * VAPOR PRESSUREIBP Approximately 357* C (675* F) Less than O.O1 mm Hg * 2O' Cby ASTM o 2887

SPECIFIC GRAVITY (15.6 C/15.6 C) VAPOR DENSITY (AIR * 1)0.87 Greater than 5

MOLECULAR WEIGHT PERCENT VOLATILE BY VOLUMENot determined Negligible from open container

In 4 hours *• 38* C (10O'F)

EVAPORATION RATE * 1 ATM. AND 25 C (77 F)pH (n-BUTYL ACETATE « 1)Essentially neutral Less than 0.01

POUR, CONGEALING OR MELTING POINT SOLUBILITY IN WATER f> 1 ATM. AND 25 C (77 F)-21* C (-5*F) Negligible; less than 0.1%Pour Point by ASTM D 97

VISCOSITY64 cSt 0 40* C

G. REACTIVITY

This product 1s stable and will not react violently with water. Hazardous polymerizationwill not occur. Avoid contact with strong oxidants such as liquid chlorine, concentratedoxygen, sodium hypochlorite or calcium hypochlorite.

H. SPILL OR LEAK PROCEDURES

STEPS TO BE TAKEN IN CASE MATERIAL IS RELEASED OR SPILLEDRecover free product. Add sand, earth or other suitable absorbent to spill area.Minimize breathing vapors. Minimize skin contact. Open all windows and doors.Keep product out of sewers and watercourses by diking 'or Impounding. Adviseauthorities if product has entered or may enter sewers, watercourses, or extensive landareas .Assure conformity with applicable governmental regulations.

i. PROTECTION AND PRECAUTIONS

VENTILATIONUse local exhaust to capture vapor, mists or fumes, 1f necessary. Provide greater than 60feet per minute hood face velocity for confined spaces. Provide ventilation sufficient toprevent exceeding recommended exposure limit or buildup of explosive concentrations ofvapor in air. Use explosion-proof equipment. No smoking or open lights.

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RESPIRATORY PROTECTIONNormally not needed at ambient temperatures. Use supplied-air respiratory protectionin confined or enclosed spaces, If needed.

PROTECTIVE GLOVESUse chemical -resistant gloves, if needed, to avoid prolonged or repeated skin contact.EYE PROTECTIONUse splash goggles or face shield when eye contact may occur.OTHER PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENTUse chemical-resistant apron or other impervious clothing, if needed, to avoid contaminatingregular clothing which could result in prolonged or repeated skin contact.

WORK PRACTICES / ENGINEERING CONTROLSKeep containers closed when not in use. Do not handle or store near heat, sparks, flameor strong oxidants.

PERSONAL HYGIENEMinimize breathing vapor, mist or fumes. Avoid prolonged or repeated contact with skin.Remove contaminated clothing: launder or dry-clean before reuse. Remove contaminated shoesand thoroughly clean before reuse; discard 1f oil-soaked. Cleanse skin thoroughly aftercontact, before breaks and meals, and at end of work period. Product 1s readily removed fromskin by waterless hand cleaners followed by washing thoroughly with soap and water.

J. TRANSPORTATION INFORMATION

TRANSPORTATION INCIDENT INFORMATIONFor further Information relative to spills resulting from transportation Incidents, referto latest Department of Transportation Emergency Response Guidebook for Hazardous MaterialsIncidents. DOT P 5BOO.3.

The information and recommendations contained herein are, to the best of Exxon 's knowledge andbelief, accurate and reliable as of the date Issued. Exxon does not warrant or guarantee theiraccuracy or reliability, and Exxon shall not be liable for any loss or damage arising out ofthe use thereof.The information and recommendations are offered for the user's consideration and examination,and it is the user's responsibility to satisfy itself that they are suitable and complete forits particular use.

FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ON HEALTH FOR OTHER PRODUCT INFORMATION CONTACT:EFFECTS CONTACT:DIRECTOR OF INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE MANAGER, MARKETING TECHNICAL SERVICESEXXON COMPANY. U.S.A. EXXON COMPANY, U.S.A.P. 0. BOX 2180 ROOM 2737 P. 0. BOX 2180 ROOM 2455HOUSTON, TX 77252-2180 HOUSTON, TX 77252-2180(713) 656-2443 (713) 656-5949

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'i SOLVENT AND LUBRICANTSPECIALISTS

MSDS NUMBER FL320-85 PAGE 1 OF 4

PRODUCT 320

Blended By R.W. Eaken Inc.P.O. Box 171 Leesport, PA. 19533

(215) 926-2136

CHEMTREC 800-424-9300

HAZARD RATINGLEAST SLIGHT0 1

MODERATE HIGH EXTREME'2 3 4

HEALTH

FIRE

REACTIVITY

COMPOSITION TOXICITY DATA C.A.S. NUMBER

Lubricating Oil Base Stock


Proprietary Mditive

5mg/ln3; OSHA

5mg/m3; OSHA

Sppn, PEIr-PHENOL

64742-54-7

64742-57-0

Mixture

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VARIABILITY AMONG INDIVIDUALS: Health studies have shown that many petroleum hydrocarbons and syntheticlubricants pose potential human health risks which may vary from person to person. As a precaution, exposureto liquids, vapors, mists and fumes should be minimized.

EFFECTS OF OVEREXPOSURE (SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS OF EXPOSURE): Prolonged or repeated skin contact may causeskin irritation.

MATURE OF HAZARD: Prolonged or repeated skin contact with this product tends to remove skin oils possiblyleading to irritation and dermatitis. Product contacting the eyes may .cause eye irritation.

TOXICITY INFORMATION: Product has a low order of acute oral toxicity. . ' • •••

5 _tg/n3 for oil nisi in air; OSHA.

Material Safety Data Sheet ,MSDS NUMBER FL320-85 PAGE 2 OF 4

EYE CONTACT: If splashed into the eyes, flush with clear water for 15 minutes or until irritation subsides.If irritation persists, call a physician.

SKIN CONTACT: In case of skin contact, remove any contaminated clothing and wash skin thoroughly with soapand water.

INHALATION: Vapor pressure is very low. Vapor inhalation under ambient conditions is normally not a problemIf overcome by vapor from hot product, immediately remove from exposure and call a physician. If breathingis irregular or has stopped, start resuscitation; administer oxygen, if available. If overexposed to oil»ist, remove from further exposure until excessive oil mist condition subsides.

INGESTION: If ingested, call a pHysician immediately.

I

SPECIFIC .896GRAVITY ,,-. fi_/,r fi_A(H20=1) U-5.0C/15.6C)

% VOLATILE BYVOLUME negligible

(BUTYL ACETATE = 1) less than.01:

AUTO IGNITIONTEMPERATURE

APPEARANCE AND ODOR

clear dark amber liquid, mild petroleum odor

FLASH POINT AND METHOD USED

520°F cocFLAMMABLE LIMITS/% VOLUME IN AIR LOWER UPPf R

______. •_______: 0.9 HEXTINGUISHING MEDIA

Foam, water spray(fog)t dry chemical, carbon dioxide and vaporizing liquid type extinguishing agents »ay allbe suitable.

SPECIAL FIRE FIGHTING PROCEDURES AND PRECAUTIONSUse water spray, dry chemical, foam or carbon dioxide. Use water to keep fire-exposed containers cool. If aleak or spill has not ignited, use water spray to disperse the vapors and to provide protection for personsattempting to stop a leak. Hater spray may be used to flush spills away from exposures. Minimize breathinggases, vapors, fumes or decomposition products. Use supplied-air breathing equipment for enclosed or confine'spaces or as otherwise needed.

UNUSUAL FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARDS AR200385

None.

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MSDS NUMBER FL320-85 PAGE 3 of 41 SECTION VIII REACTIVITY |

STABILITY v - PI UNSTABLE £71 STABLE HAZARDOUS POLYMERIZATION O MAY OCCUR jjj WILL NOT OCCUR

CONDITIONS AND MATERIALS TO AVOID

. 'This product is stable'and will not react violentlywith water.' Hazardous polymerization will not occur.Avoid contact with strong oxidants such as liquid chlorine, concentrated oxygen, sodium hypochlorite orcalcium hypochlorite. ' • ,1

HAZARDOUS DECOMPOSITION PRODUCTSFumes, smoke, carbon monoxide, sulfur oxides, aldehydes and other decomposition proudcts, in the case ofincomplete combustion.

SECTION IX ?;^-r;;;rr;?- - EMPLOYEE PROTECTIONRESPIRATORY PROTECTIONNormally not needed at ambient temperatures. Use supplied-air respiratory protection in confined or enclosedspaces, if needed.

PROTECTIVE CLOTHINGUse chemically-resistant gloves, if needed, to avoid prolonged or repeated skin contact. Use splash gogglesor face shield when eye contact may occur. Use chemical-resistant apron or other impervious clothing, ifneeded to avoid contaminating regular clothing which could result in prolonged or repeated skin contact.ADDITIONAL PROTECTIVE MEASURESKeep containers closed when not in use. Do not"handle or store near heat, sparks, flame or strong oxidants.Minimize breathing vapor, mist or fumes. Avoid prolonged contact with skin.1 Cleanse skin thoroughly aftercontact, before breaks and meals, and at end of work period. Remove from skin by waterless hand cleanersfollowed by washing with soap and water. __ __ ______•____•________________________

SECTION X v: r . ,: ; ÊNVIRONMENTAL PROTECTIONSPILL OR LEAK PROCEDURESRecover free product. Add sand, 'earth or other suitable absorbant to spill area. Minimize breathing vapors.Minimize skin contact. Open all windows and doors. Keep product out of sewers and watercourses by dikingor impounding.

WASTE DISPOSALAssure conformity with applicable governmental regulations.

ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARDSAdvise authorities if product has entered or may enter sewers, watercourses, or extensive land areas.

Material Safety Data Sheet 4C//ft.C!- •"-MSDS NUMBER EL320-85 PAGE 4 of 4

ECTION XI SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS

Eapty containers retain residue (liquid and/or vapor). Do not pressurize, cut, weld, braze, solder, drill,grind or expose such containers to heat, flaae, sparks or other sources of ignition. They may explode andcause injury or death. Bnpty drums should be completely drained, properly bunged and promptly returned toa drun reconditioner.

Use local exhaust to capture'vapor,-.Bists or fumes • if-necessary. -Provide greater than 60 feet per minutehood face velocity for confined spaces. Provide ventilation sufficient to prevent exceeding recommendedexposure concentrations of vapor in air.

ECTION XII .. TRANSPORTATION REQUIREMENTS

FLAMMABLE LIQUID Q COMBUSTIBLE LIQUID [~] OXIDIZING MATERIAL Q NON-FLAMMABLEDEPARTMENT GAS

•RANSPSRTATION D FLAMMABLE SOLID Q POISON. CLASS A Q CORROSIVE MATERIAL Q g^RioULATIONSCLASSIFICATION __ ^_^ ^_^

FLAMMABLE.GAS [_J POISON, CLASS B [_J IRRITATING MATERIAL \\ OTHER Specify below

•O.T. PROPER SHIPPING NAME

•THER REQUIREMENTS

ECTION XIII > \•<•<&:. MOTHER REGULATORY CONTROLSPA. PDA, OSHA, USDA, CPSC. ETC..

-:, • • Assure conformity with'applicable governmental regulations.

Possible Haste Code: D001 . .

* ', Emergency Response Guide: No. 27

The Information contained herein is based on data consideredaccurate. However, no warranty is expressed or impliedregarding the accuracy of these data or the results to beobtained from.the use thereof.Vendor assumes no responsibility for injury to vendee or thirdpersons proximately caused by the material if reasonable safetyprocedures are not adhered to as stipulated in the data sheet.Additionally, vendor assumes no responsibility for injury tovendee or third persons proximately caused by abnormal use ofthe m.tertal even if reasonable safety procedures are followed.Furthermore, vendee assumes the risk In his use of the material.

SIGNATURE/TITLE

_.w.__-.J_R200387P.O. Box 171 Leeiport, PA. 19533(215) 926-2136 '.

DATE PREPARED

OCT 1385

? MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEETSOLVENT AND LUBRICANT

SPECIALISTS•MCI 1ff3I

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5mg/m3; OSHA 64742-54-7

• 5mg/m3; OSHA 64742-54-7

5ppn PEL-PHENOL Mixture

i?l_{g.i rliiF»jjl----l-M-i B ^VARIABILITY AMONG INDIVIDUALS: Health studies have shown that many petroleum hydrocarbons and syntheticlubricants pose potential human health risks which nay vary from person to person. As a precaution, exposureto liquids, vapors, mists and fumes should be minimized.

EFFECTS OF OVEREXPOSURE (SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS OF EXPOSURE) : Prolonged or repeated skin contact may causeskin irritation.

NATURE OF HAZARD: Prolonged or repeated skin contact with this product tends to remove skin oils possiblyleading to irritation and dermatitis. Product contacting the eyes may cause eye irritation.

TOXICITY INFORMATION: Product has a low order of acute oral toxicity.

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5 ng/m3 for oil mist in air; OSHA.

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MSDS NUMBER PR32-85 PAGE 2 OF 4SECTION. ;fr-1 *: -M

EYE CONTACT: If splashed into the eyes, flush with clear water for 15 minutes or until irritation subsides.If irritation persists, call a physician.


INHALATION: Vapor pressure is very low. Vapor Inhalation under ambient conditions is normally not a problemIf overcome by vapor from hot product, immediately remove from exposure and call a physician. If breathingis irregular or has stopped, start resuscitation? administer oxygen, if available. If overexposed to oil•1st, remove from further exposure until excessive oil mist condition subsides.

INGESTION: If ingested, call a physician immediately.

BOILING POINTCF) 575

less than0.01 @ 20°C

SPECIFICGRAVITY ,-9?e -• x(H2(Kt) (15.6c/15.6c)

% VOLATILE BYVOLUME negligible

VAPORDENSITY eater than(AIR = 1)

SOLUBILITY IN. WATER . negligible

EVAPORATION RATE less than(BUTYL ACETATE = 1) Q . 01

AUTO IGNITION greater thanTEMPERATURE 5QO°F

APPEARANCE AND ODORclear liquid, yellow color, mild bland petroleum odor

:I_ASH POINT AND METHOD USED "("FLAMMABLE LIMITS/% VOLUME" IN AIR LOWER pPPER399°F COG • 6.9 7

EXTINGUISHING MEDIAFoaa, water spray(fog), dry chemical, carbon dioxide and vaporizing liquid type extinguishing agents may allbe suitable.

SPECIAL FIRE FIGHTING PROCEDURES AND PRECAUTIONSUse water spray, dry chemical, foam or carbon dioxide. Use water to keep fire-exposed containers cool. If aleak or spill has not ignited, use water spray to disperse the vapors and to provide protection for personsattempting to stop a leak. Hater spray may be used to flush spills away from exposures. Minimize breathinggases, vapors, fumes or decomposition products. Use supplied-air breathing equipment for enclosed or confinedspaces or as otherwise needed.

UNUSUAL FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARDS A R 2 00 3 8

None.

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MSDS NUMBER PR32-85 PAGE 3 of 4SECTION iVlll

STABILITY

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HAZARDOUS POLYMERIZATION [""I MAY OCCUR I7| WILL NOT OCCUR !I


This product is stable and will.not react violently with water. Hazardous polymerization-will not occur.Avoid contact with strong oxidants such as.liquid'Chlorine, concentrated oxygen,-sodium hypochlorite'orcalcium hypochlorite. • • • > . . • . , ; -


[RESPIRATORY PROTECTION{Normally not needed at ambient temperatures. Use supplied-air respiratory protection in confined or enclosed(spaces, if needed.

PROTECTIVE CLOTHINGUse chemically-resistant gloves, if needed, to avoid prolonged or repeated skin contact. Use splash gogglesor face shield when eye contact may occur. Use chemical-resistant apron or other Impervious clothing, ifneeded to avoid contaminating regular clothing which could result in prolonged or repeated skin contact.

ADDITIONAL PROTECTIVE MEASURESKeep containers closed when not in use. Do not handle or store near heat, sparks, flame or strong oxidants.Minimize breathing vapor, mist or fumes. Avoid prolonged contact with skin. Cleanse skin thoroughly aftercontact, before breaks and meals, and at end of work period. Remove from skin by waterless band cleanersfollowed by washing with soap and water. . __________________

SPILL OR LEAK PROCEDURESRecover free product. Add sand, earth or other suitable absorbant to spill area. Minimize breathing vapors.Minimize skin contact. Open all windows and doors. Keep product out of sewers and watercourses by dikingor impounding.


ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARDSAdvise authorities if product has entered or Bay enter sewers, watercourses, or extensive land areas.

/r^riMaterial Safety Data Sheet fc cMSDS NUMBER PR32-85 PAGE 4 of 4

Eapty containers retain residue (liquid and/or vapor). Do not pressurize, cut, weld, braze, *older, drill,grind or expose such containers to heat, flame, sparks or other sources of ignition. They may explode andcause injury or death. Empty drums should be completely drained, properly bunged and promptly returned toa drua recopditioner.

Use local exhaust to capture vapor, mists or fumes if necessary. -Provide greater than 60 feet per minutehood face velocity for confined spaces. Provide ventilation sufficient to prevent exceeding recommendedexposure concentrations of vapor in air.

FLAMMABLE LIQUID []] COMBUSTIBLE LIQUID £] OXIDIZING MATERIAL Q NON-FLAMMABLEDEPARTMENT

rRANSPORTATION D FLAMMABLE SOLID D POISON. CLASS A Q CORROSIVE MATERIAL Q |_ cCLASSIFICATION _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ u.w. i .

r~J FLAMMABLE GAS Fj POISON. CLASS B I I IRRITATING MATERIAL \\ OTHER Specify below

I.O.T. PROPER SHIPPING NAME

)THER REQUIREMENTS

=PA. PDA. OSHA. USDA. CPSC. ETC.Assure conformity with applicable governmental regulations.

Possible Haste Code: D001

Emergency Response Guide: No. 27

The Information contained herein Is based on data consideredaccurate. However, no warranty Is expressed or Impliedregarding the accuracy of these data or the results to beobtained from.the use thereof.Vendor assumes no'responsibility for Injury to vendee or thirdpersons proxlmately caused by the material If reasonable safetyprocedures are not adhered to as stipulated In the data sheet.Additionally, vendor assumes no responsibility for injury tovendee or third persons proximately caused by abnormal use ofthe material even If reasonable safety procedures are followed.Furthermore, vendee assumes the risk in his use of tho material.

00 f 1985

i. A»t,

SIGNATURE/TITLE

R.W._M»nftB2003'9lP.O. Box 171 Leeiport, PA. 19533(215) 926-2136 »

DATE PREPARED

O f- /'A TV'

MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET \

MSDS NUMBER QPHD4-85 PAGE 1 OF 4>24 HOUR EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE

QP Fleet HD 40

Blended By R.W. Eiaken Inc.P.O. Box 171 Leesport, PA. 19533

(215) 926-2136

CHEMTREC 800-424-9300"' HAZARD RATING

LEAST SLIGHT0 1

,. • •* . , • •• 'MODERATE .HIGH EXTREME..

2 . . ->•• 4. :

HEALTH

FIRE

"REACTIVITY



Proprietary Additives

Proprietary AcHitives

5mg/m3; OSHA

; OSHA

5mg/m3; OSHA.

5ppm, PELr-PHENC--

64742-54-7

64742-57-0

Mixture

Mixture

VARIABILITY AMONG INDIVIDUALS: Health studies bave shown that nany petroleum hydrocarbons and syntheticlubricants pose potential human health risks which nay vary from person to person. As a precaution, exposureto liquids, vapors, nists and fumes should be minimized.

EFFECTS OF OVEREXPOSURE (SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS OF EXPOSURE): Prolonged or repeated skin contact may causeskin irritation.

NATURE OF HAZARD: Prolonged or repeated skin contact with this product tends to remove skin oils possiblyleading to irritation and dermatitis. Product contacting the eyes nay cause eye irritation.

TOXICITY INFORMATION: Product has a low order of acute oral toxicity.

... '.-;.;•• ,

^L EXPOSURE limitsp?nn

5 ng/m3 for oil'mist in air; OSHA.

c t r'rMaterial Safety Data Sheet ^/ C;r!

MSDS NUMBER3PHD4-85 PAGE 2 OF 4i ; 'HIi.V:H<1EM.=«<sNc!|rlA M itiRSj AID' PROCEDURES

EYE CONTACT: If splashed into the eyes, flush with clear water for 15 minutes or until irritation subsides.If Irritation persists, call a physician. • , . .<. - ' . • ; ! •

» * t

SON CONTACT: In case of skin contact, remove any contaminated clothing and wash skin thoroughly with soapand water.

INHALATION: Vapor pressure is very low. Vapor inhalation under ambient conditions is normally not a problemIf overcome by vapor from hot product, immediately remove from exposure and call a physician. If breathingis Irregular or has stopped, start resuscitation; administer oxygen, if available. If overexposed to oil•1st, remove free further exposure until excessive oil mist condition subsides.


BOILING POINT -,,_(•F) '35

SPECIFIC 001GRAVITY ,,_ * ,r_ . .(H20=1) (15.6C/15.6C)

SOLUBILITY IN • ' •... WATER . negligible ..

MELTING POINT ,(•F) n/a

% VOLATILE BYVOLUME

negligible

EVAPORATION RATE less than !.-•.,(BUTYL ACETATE = t) . .,01 .. , ., i

VAPOR les hsn , JPRESSURE ^ r1?11 „ i(mmHg) 0.01 @ 20°C 1VAPOR . .,DENSITY greater than(AIR*1) 5

AUTO IGNITION •• 'greater thanTEMPERATURE . . . 500°F

APPEARANCE AND ODOR . . M--. ••>>.•• M . . •; , ,,• .. •dear liquid, dark aniber color, mild petroleum odor .

.t.'l-r-y-r-iriilFLASH.POINT AND METHOD USED ^ . . . . . . .. FLAMMABLE LIM,ITS/% VOLUME IN AIR , LOWER( (, UPPER,'"-~?: ' .COG " • '.. "-..'''''.''' ' ' ' ' ' " '"" '"'"

EXTINGUISHING MEDIAFoam, water spray(fog), dry chemical, carbon dioxide and vaporizing liquid type.extinguishing agents may.allbe suitable.

SPECIAL FIRE FIGHTING PROCEDURES AND PRECAUTIONSUse water spray, dry chemical, foam or carbon dioxide. Use water to keep fire-exposed containers cool. If aleak or spill has not ignited, use water spray to disperse the vapors and to provide protection for personsatteapting to stop a leak. Hater spray may be used to flush spills away from exposures. Minimize breathinggases, vapors, fumes or decomposition products. Use supplied-air breathing equipment for enclosed or confinedspaces or as otherwise needed.

UNUSUAL FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARDS

None. *

<--•• f r\c'O * /""* f jt i

Material Safety Data Sheet tt.W.Eahenlnc f; ~

MSDS NUMBER QPHD4-85 PAGE 3 of 4I SECTION VIII REACTIVITY 1

STABILITY . D UNSTABLE E7I STABLE HAZARDOUS POLYMERIZATION F1 MAY OCCUR jiJ WILL NOT OCCUR


This product is stable and will not react violently with water. Hazardous polymerization will not occur.Avoid contact with strong oxidants such as liquid chlorine, concentrated oxygen, sodium hypochlorite orcalcium hypochlorite.


SECTION IX ••-•••--. : ; ~ V r - V ~ EMPLOYEE PROTECTIONRESPIRATORY PROTECTIONNormally not needed at ambient temperatures. Use supplied-air respiratory protection in confined or enclosedspaces, if needed.

PROTECTIVE CLOTHINGUse chemically-resistant gloves, if needed, to avoid prolonged or repeated skin contact. Use splash gogglesor face shield when eye contact may occur. Use chemical-resistant apron or other impervious clothing, ifneeded to avoid contaminating regular clothing which could result in prolonged or repeated skin contact.

ADDITIONAL PROTECTIVE MEASURESKeep containers closed when not in use. Do not handle or store near heat, sparks, flame or strong oxidants.Minimize breathing vapor, mist or fumes. Avoid prolonged contact with skin. Cleanse skin thoroughly aftercontact, before breaks and meals, and at end of work period. Remove from skin by waterless hand cleanersfollowed by washing with soap and water. __ ________________________________

SECTION X -ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTIONSPILL OR LEAK PROCEDURES - 'Recover free product. Add sand, earth or other suitable absorbant to spill area. Minimize breathing vapors.Minimize skin contact. Open all windows and doors. Keep product out of sewers and watercourses by dikingor impounding.

WASTE DISPOSALAssure conformity with applicable governmental regulations. AR20039U


t f /'/Material Safety Data Sheet ,? Tu

MSDS NUMBER CPHD4-85 PAGE 4 of 4ECTION XI I j . iff.- • ;;,^V1! ' <: I :SÊqiAL|PRECAUTlONS

ri'x'Y' . •• ' *; - '•' • -•' ..•...•.•'.'•',;•'.•:...'•..-.• :.'*;•,,•V'«'»."$0;1'- ' v '.%X/":'>f l'-.f :'-'lfi'&'">\>.<>£'-'&'«•.••i. '-.-• • ' . • • - .:,...-.! ••'*•.*;•••»•' i,4 ' .'--"f • .-l-l-i1 •: •-.- i-'.'--'-. •:•<":• ••i- Kt..'VV-:

Eapty containers retain residue (liquid and/or vapor). Do not pressurize, cut, weld, braze, solder, drill,grind or expose such containers to heat, flame, sparks or other sources of ignition. They may explode andcause injury or death. Empty drums should be completely drained, properly bunged and promptly returned toa dnn reconditioner.

*

Use.local exhaust to capture'vapor, mists or fumes if necessary. Provide greater than 60 feet per minute'hood face velocity for confined spaces. • Provide ventilation sufficient to prevent:exceeding recommended •exposure concentrations of vapor in air. • . . - , . . . . .

i2.yy.M3.iiii^FLAMMABLE LIQUID Q COMBUSTIBLE LIQUID [jj OXIDIZING MATERIAL Q NON-FLAMMABLE

DEPARTMENT'ORTATION D FLAMMABLE SOLID Q POISON. CLASS A . , Q CORROSIVE MATERIAL Q K°LT HAZARDOUS BYtANSPORTATION I—I r^NiMBue «>""« I—I rwioww, WL«_» « , i_j uwnnuoivc i««ii_mm. l«f« QT 'REGULATIONS

ILASSIFICATION __ __ ' __ ' -_ ""UUMMU.NOFLAMMABLE GAS [J POISON, CLASS B |_J IRRITATING MATERIAL \\ OTHER.Specify below

D.T. PROPER SHIPPING NAME

'HER REQUIREMENTS

A, PDA, OSHA, USDA. CPSC, ETC. ... . - , . - . . . . !...-• ... ;; : ... ; -r: • ' "'' Assure conformity with applicable governmental regulations. •: • •

Possible Waste Code: D001


'ha Information contained herein Is based on data consideredccurate. However, no warranty is expressed or Implrad»_ardlng the accuracy of these data or the results to beibtalned from.the use thereof.'endor assumes no responsibility for injury to vendee or thirdarsons proximately caused by the material If reasonable safetyirocedures are not adhered to as stipulated in the data sheet.additionally, vendor assumes no responsibility for Injury toendea or third persons proximately caused by abnormal use oftie material even If reasonable safety procedures are followed.:urttwmore, vendfre assumes the risk In his use of the material.

*%)'&• %)&MJkJlAWAs KKW '/w ^ ^ **' TK '*****. SIGNATURE/TITLE

' 0 '' r i '-' dk

P.O.' Box 171 Leespori, PA. 19533(215):926-2136 ,

.. . .. 1 : iDATE PREPARED

OCT 1985

5:,:;_ vMATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET

.W.!£alcenliie2

MSDS NUMBER GX9-85 PAGE 1 OF 4

} SOLVENT AND LUBRICANTSPECIALISTS

Blended By R.W. Eaken Inc.P.O. Box 171 Leespoi't, PA. 19533

(215)926-2136

I CHEMTREC 800-424-9300

HAZARD RATINGLEAST SLIGHT°, 1

MODERATE HIGH EXTREME2 3 ' 4

HEALTH

FIRE

REACTIVITY

COMPOSITION C.A.S. NUMBER



Proprietary Additive

5mg/m3; OSHA

5mg/hi3; OSHA

5mg/m3; OSHA

64742-54-7

64742-57-0

Mixture


EFFECTS OF OVEREXPOSURE (SIGNS AND SYMITQMS OF EXPOSURE): Prolonged or repeated skin contact may causeskin irritation.

NATURE OF HAZARD: Prolonged or repeated skin contact with this prflduct tends to remove skin oils possiblyleading to irritation and dermatitis. Product contacting the eyes may cause eye irritation.

TOXIcm INFORMATION: Product has a low order of acute oral toxicity.'

_________flR200396M!iiWBs_5_EE_E_3__S

5 mg/m3 for oil mist in air; OSHA.

Of. /:-'

Safety Data Sheet - ': "' "'-' MSDS NUMBER GX9-85 PAGE 2 OF 4

EYE CONTACT: If splashed into the*eyes, flush with clear water for 15 minutes or until irritation subsides.If irritation persists, call a physician.


INHALATION: Vapor pressure is very low. Vapor inhalation under ambient conditions is normally not a problem.If overcome by vapor from tiot product, immediately remove from exposure and call a physician. If breathingis irregular or has stopped, start resuscitation; administer oxygen, if available. If overexposed to oilmist, remove from further exposure until excessive oil mist condition subsides.


VAPOR less thanPRESSURE 0.01 @ 20°(mmHg)

BOILING POINT „„_.(*F) 620

SPECIFICGRAVITY .90

(15.6c/15.6c)% VOLATILE BY

VOLUMEVAPOR

negligibleDENSITY greater than(AIR = 1) 5

SOLUBILITY IN, WATER negligible

EVAPORATION RATE less than >•(BUTYL ACETATE = 1) _QQ_ ,,

AUTO IGNITION »• greater thanTEMPERATURE,

APPEARANCE AND ODOR

clear dark amber liquid, mild troleum odor

[iirFLASH POINT AND METHOD USED .. T FLAMMABLE LIMITS/% VOLUME IN AIR LOWER UPPER

450°F COG , • -.,. • • ' Q.9- 7 :EXTINGUISHING MEDIA

Foant water spraylfog], dry chemical, carbon dioxide and vaporizing liquid type extinguishing-agents may all 'be suitable.

SPECIAL FIRE FIGHTING PROCEDURES AND PRECAUTIONSUse water spray, dry chemical, Coain or carbon dioxide. Use water to keep fire-exposed containers cool. If aleak or spill has not ignited, use water spray to disperse the vapors and to provide protection for personsattempting to stop a leak. Hater fipray may be used to flush spills away from exposures. Minimize breathinggases, vapors, fumes or decomposition products. Use supplied-air breathing equipment for enclosed or confinedspaces or as otherwise needed.

UNUSUAL FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARDS AR 20 039 7

None.

O't /

Material Safety Data Sheet pc

MSDS NUMBER GX9-B5 PAGE 3 of 4

STABILITY D UNSTABLE {g] STABLE HAZARDOUS POLYMERIZATION f"l MAY OCCUR. txT WILL NOT OCCUR


This product is stable and will not react violently with water.- Hazardous polymerization will not occur.Avoid contact with strong oxidants such as liquid chlorine, concentrated oxygen,-sodium hypochlorite orcalcium hypochlorite. . , . - : • « , • • • •• -t • <•. • •,


RESPIRATORY PROTECTIONformally not needed at ambient temperatures. Use :;upplied-air respiratory protection in confined or enclosedspaces, if needed. • •space

%i._ 'rECTIVE CLOTHING— -heroically-resistant gloves, if needed, to avoid prolonged or repeated skin contact. Use splash gogglesor face shield when eye contact may occur. Use chomical-resistant apron or other impervious clothing, ifneeded to avoid contaminating regular clothing which could result in prolonged or repeated skin contact.

ADDITIONAL PROTECTIVE MEASURES „ _ , . _ , .. _ ,. _ *, _ ,_ i.Keep containers closed when not in use. Do not handle or store near heat, sparks, flame or strong oxidants.Minimize breathing vapor, mist or fumes. Avoid prolonged contact with skin. .Cleanse skin thoroughly aftercontact, before breaks and meals, and at end of work period. Remove from skin by waterless band cleanersfollowed by washing with soap and water.

mSPILL OR LEAK PROCEDURESRecover free product. Add sand, earth or other suitable absorbant to spill area. Minimize breathing vapors.Minimize skin contact. Open all windows and doors. Keep product out of sewers and watercourses by dikingor impounding.

W/

WWASTE DISPOSAL'sure conformity with applicable governmental regulations.

ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARDSAdvise'authorities if product has entered or may enter sewers, watercourses, or extensive land areas.

Material Safety Data Sheet1 •diV'CNTJUIpj.UUltCANT ~

MSDS NUMBER GX9-85 PAGE 4 of 4iiiM3P.f!filt-

B-pty containers retain residue (liquid and/or vapor). Do not pressurize, cut, weld, braze, solder, drill,grind or expose such containers to heat, flame, sparks or other sources of ignition. They may explode andcause injury or death. Empty drums should be completely drained, _properly bunged and promptly returned toa dim reconditioner.

Use local exhaust to capture vapor, mists or fumes if necessary. -Provide greater than 60 feet per minutehood face velocity for confined spaces. Provide ventilation -sufficient to prevent exceeding recommendedexposure concentrations of vapor in air.

.-.aMl-tfM* ^1 1 FLAMMABLE LIQUID P"! COMBUSTIBLE LIQUID |~1

DEPARTMENT

RANSPOnTATION D FLAMMABLE SOLID Q POISON. CLASS A QJLASSIFICATION _._ ' _._ __

|~"j FLAMMABLE GAS £J POISON. CLASS B [ j

*

\ '

Sf (ty [-j .? h tf -SMJ_PBti<- tf|i»H

OXIDIZING MATERIAL [~1 NON-FLAMMABLE•— J GAS

CORROSIVE MATERIAL j^ NOT.HAZARDOUS BY

IRRITATING MATERIAL [~| OTHER Specify below

O.T. PROPER SHIPPING NAME

FHER REQUIREMENTS

_!&£ s)i*l_l3B) _ 2 Hii _i_ i ly I !_ ifii ___& illf__y iDS-_i_i !'A, PDA. OSHA. USDA, CPSC, ETC.

i ff T& S ^ ^ y ' i wfei MTn•• . '

Assure conformity with applicable governmental regulations.

Possible Haste Code: D001


• • • . •

Fhe Information contained herein is based on data considerediccurato. However, no warranty Is expressed or implied•egarding the accuracy of these data or the results to bejbtained from.the uso thereof./endor assumes no responsibility for injury to vendee or thirdxirsons proximately caused by the material if reasonable safetyirocedures are not adhered to as stipulated in the data sheet,Additionally, vendor essumcs no responsibility for Injury torendee or third persons proximately caused by abnormal .use ofh« material even If reasonable safety procedures are followed.:urthermore, vendee assumes the risk in his use of the material.

TKh. A«t,

SIGNATURE/TITLE

BR200399R.W. Eakon Inc.P.O.,Box 171 Leesport, PA. 19533(215) 926-2136 (>

DATE PREPARED

MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEETjr-.W.Eakenlnc

'| SOIVCNT AND LUMMCAMT•MCIAUSTS

A . MSDS NUMBER SL1-85 PAGE t OF 4^SECTION 1 NAME | 24 HOUR EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE |

PRODUCT Superlube 10W CHEMTREC 800-424-9300„_. HAZARD RATINGBlended By R.W. Eaken Inc. LEAST SLIGHT

P.O. Box 171 Leesport, PA. 19533 ° 1(215) 926-2136 MOD!RATE. ;HI!?H EXTREME* * 2 3 4

"••••' "3 HEALTH 2

FIRE 1

'feEACTIVITY 0

H SECTION II INGREDIENTS j

•

COMPOSITION % . • TOXICITY DATA . .

I_ubricating Oil Base Stock Smg/m3; OSHA . 64742

Proprietary Additives - 5mg/m3; OSHA Mixti

C.A.S. NUMBER

>-54-7

ire

• SECTION III HEALTH INFORMATION j


EFFECTS OF OVEREXPOSORE (SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS OF EXPOSURE) : Prolonged or repeated skin contact may causeskin irritation.

NATURE OF HAZARD: Prolonged or repeated skin contact with this product tends to remove skin oils possiblyleading to irritation and dermatitis. Product contacting the eyes may cause eye irritation.

TOXICITY INFORMATION: Product has a low order .of acute oral toxicity. '•• :' '' ' • < : ' :• »_• '

: • •• • .1. ' .'• V •'• ' .

r^ SECTION IV OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE LIMITSV

5 mg/m3 for oil mist in air; OSHA. •

Material Safety Data Sheet ' ..•* « /

MSDS NUMBER SL1-85 PAGE 2 OF,SECTION V EMERGENCY AND FIRST AID PROCEDURES

ZTE CONTACT: If splashed into the eyes, flush with clear water for 15 minutes or until Irritation subsides.If irritation persists, call a physician.

SKIN CONTACT: In case of skin contact, remove any contaminated clothing and wash akin thoroughly with soap«nd water.

INHALATION: Vapor pressure is very low. Vapor inhalation under ambient conditions is normally not a problemIf overcome by vapor from hot product, Immediately remove from exposure and call a physician. If breathingIs irregular or has stopped, start resuscitation; administer oxygen, if available. If overexposed to oilmist, remove from further exposure until excessive oil mist condition subsides.


SECTION VI PHYSICAL DATABOILING POINT

CF> 550

SPECIFIC .882G(S i7 (15.6cVl5.6c)

SOLUBILITY IN '. -• ••_.•".. _• <•• >. •»^ WATER . .,. negligible

MELTING POINT<*F> n/a

% VOLATILE BY. VOLUME , . ., ,negligible

.EVAPORATION RATE less than ,,.. •(BUTYL ACETATE = 1) , , , .01. . ..-.

(mmHg) .01 @ 20°C

DV£Ts?TY greater than(AIR = 1) 5

AUTO IGNITIONTEMPERATURE

. greater .than. 500°F -,-..-

APPEARANCE AND ODOR .- ' ' . . . . • ..' : •- • , • .clear liquid, amber color, mild petroleum odor •

'.

FLASH POINT AND METHOD USED ,385°F ' '•; 'I....4,- 'COG

EXTINGUISHING MEDIAFoam, water spray(fog) , dry chemical, carbon dioxidebe suitable.

SPECIAL FIRE FIGHTING PROCEDURES AND PRECAUTIONSUse water spray, dry chemical, foam or carbon dioxidleak or spill has not ignited, use water spray to diattempting to stop a leak. Hater spray may be usedgases, vapors, fumes or decomposition products. Usespaces or as otherwise needed.

UNUSUAL FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARDS

None.

FLAMMABLE LIMITS/% VOLUME IN AIR LOWER UPPER ,. n Q .7

and vaporizing. liquid type extinguishing agents may. all

e. Use water to keep fire-exposed containers cool. If asperse the vapors and to provide protection for personsto flush spills away from exposures. Minimize breathingsupplied-air breathing equipment for enclosed or confined

flR7nnb.ni '

. - . • „ . . . . I

Material Safety Data Sheet f/^' '',':'. »• . t . . •

•• ¥f:tfetf:*. f -i>'', • '.;•.;.'..; MSDS'NUMBER' sti-ss - - -PAGE 3 of 4r 1 SECTION VIIIV

I.'., 'j .-••-.:• « . .p.STABILITY ,.<-.., LJ

,."?; " Jr- .UNSTABLE |

REACTIVITY_-ii- r.- .• ' li] STAPLE

;•..- J . ' 'oil : i • .., >i r _. ;HAZARDOUS POLYMERIZATIONn• •• •>: •' J «!i.

MAY OCCUR . j3 WILL NOT OCCUR

CONDITIONS AND MATERIALS TO AVOID .1 •. «i • . ; . :• •

This, product is-stable and will-not react violently, with water.- Hazardous ;poly__irizat ion'will not occur.Avoid contact with strong oxidants such as liquid chlorine, concentrated i oxygen -sodium hypochlorite orcalcium hypochlorite. .:>••?•. >••••,. v i .-.•.•>•/• • :• ;:.--• -n. •/


SECTION IX EMPLOYEE PROTECTIONRESPIRATORY PROTECTIONNormally not needed at ambient temperatures. Use supplied-air respiratory protection in confined or enclosedspaces, if needed.

PROTECTIVE CLOTHINGUse chemically-resistant gloves, if needed, to 'avoid prolonged or repeated skin contact. Use splash gogglesor face shield when eye contact may occur. Use chemical-resistant apron or other impervious clothing, ifneeded to avoid contaminating regular clothing which could result in prolonged or repeated skin contact.

ADDITIONAL PROTECTIVE MEASURESKeep containers closed when not in use. Do not handle or store near heat, sparks, flame or strong oxidants.Minimize breathing vapor, mist -or fumes. 'Avoid prolonged contact wittr skin.: Cleanse skin thoroughly aftercontact, before breaks and seals, and at end of work period. Remove from skin by waterless hand cleanersfollowed by washing with soap and water._________________.:•'• '• ••.•••.•• :.. • • > 'ft - t______________

SECTION X ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTIONSPILL OR LEAK PROCEDURESRecover free product. Add sand, earth or other suitable absorbant to spill area. Minimize breathing vapors.Minimize skin contact. Open all windows and doors. Keep product out of sewers and watercourses by dikingor Impounding.

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." f l-f^*C. _. A Material Safety Data SheetMSDS NUMBER SLL~B5 r'"PAGE 4 of 4

SECTION XI SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS

Empty containers retain residue (liquid and/or vapor). Do not pressurize, cut, weld, braze, solder, drill,grind or expose such containers to heat, flame, sparks or other sources of Ignition. They may explode andcause Injury or death. Empty drums should be completely drained, properly bunged and promptly returned toa drum reconditioner.

Use local exhaust to capture: vapor, mists or fumes If-necessary; 'Provide greater'than'60 feet'per'minutebood face velocity for-confined spaces..' Provide ventilation' sufficient to prevent exceeding recommended '<exposure concentrations of rapor In air. ••* ••<*'• '•>''••,' ' '»* :-t'r

SECTION XII

DEPARTMENTOF

TRANSPORTATIONCLASSIFICATION

" & :

TRANSPORTATION REQUIREMENTS I

Q FLAMMABLE LIQUID

["] FLAMMABLE SOLID

D FLAMMABLE GAS.

nnD

COMBUSTIBLE LIQUID Q OXIDIZING MATERIAL

POISON, CLASS A Q CORROSIVE MATERIAL

POISON, CLASS B T~\ IRRITATING MATERIAL• ' * • . ' ' ••••• *=* 1 / '

D NON-FLAMMABLEGAS

SNOT HAZARDOUS BYD.O.T. REGULATIONS

r] OTHER Specify below

D.O.T. PROPER SHIPPING NAME ' '

OTHER REQUIREMENTS . .

. r - ' '! .•-•••• • "• •:. >V• T- '

, .':,-.., .- >: . . , . - • • ,.-. • ... • - . - . - , - - : -„: '•'•

SECTION XIII 1 OTHER REGULATORY CONTROLSEPA. PDA. OSHA, USDA.CPSC..EJC...-.-br.il: ,!r.'ii ,•*•• -!--•<.• •:•-, -I.TV; ..v ...... ,-j ;• •' '•«« ;: v... • J • i*• •• • fnoo '::•• .

«•'•. •.: ' *• 'Assure fcdnformity with applicable governmental regulations. • • • • • ; • • .!•'«.! .'•-• •••"•• '•.-• ;'•>.- * ••* ::H- - . - . • . • - : ' .•:•.•-•-•.• -s -• r - . • • • . ! •.'••-:•• " :•/ •'.-,•" ---••."•-

Possible Haste Code: D001 :-.-/.,• ..- v . •• : .. : :• >•_.•

B_ergency Response Guide: No. 27 . ' . ' ' . • • .

The Information contained herein is based on data considered•ccurtte. However, no warranty is expressed or impliedregarding the accuracy of these data or the results to beobtained from.the use thereof.Vendor issumes no responsibility for injury to vendee or thirdnersons proximately caused by the material if reasonable safetyxedures are not adhered to as stipulated In the data sheet.•fditionaliy, vendor assumes no responsibility for injury to

vendee or third persons proximately caused by abnormal use ofthe material even if reasonable safety procedures are followed.Furthermore, vendee assumes the risk in his use of the material.

Tech. tost.

SIGNATURE/TITLE

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P.O. Box(215) 926-2136

DATE PREPAREDOCT 1985

H. S. CROCKER CO., INC.LOCKWOOD DIVISION

DISCONTINUED OR SAMPLE CHEMICALS

Rosos KSP 10 AS&M Replaced by Rosos G7A

Aquanol 300 Sample

Signature Fountain Solution Sample

3M Cleaner & Conditioner Replaced by Tru Blue

Allied Web Font 4 Star Sample

Type Cleaner #11 Replaced by PG4

Type Cleaner #11A Replaced by PG4

Roller Wash #2 Replaced by Varn V120

Roller Wash #1 & 2 (1C) Sample

L Roller Wash Replaced by Varn V120

R228 Solvent Replaced by Varn V120

7025 De Ter Obsolete

Glaze Free Replaced by Take it Off

3M Subtractive Plate Developer Replaced by Sage Poly Fix A

#7023 Be Done Sample

3M Machine Replenisher Obsolete

Sage Overlay Developer Replaced by 3M Color Key Developer

3M Scratch Remover Sample

5/20/88

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Material Safety Data Sheet QUICK IDENTIFIERCommon Name: (used on label and lilt)

May be used to comply with OSHA'i Hazard Communication Standard,J9CFK 1910.1200. Standard must be consulted for apecific requirements.

SECTION 1 -Manufacturer'*Name Rosos Research Laboratories, Inc.Addreu Emergency_______ 990 North Shore Dr. _______________ TeiepfioneNo. 312/295-1331City, Slate, end ZIP Other

• * *+*t *•*» * • _• *«. M * • Inf wnntlonLake Bluff, IL 60044Signature of Person Date —Responsible for Preparation (Optional) Prepared [ | /20/85

SECTION 2 - HAZARDOUS INGREDIENTS/IDENTITY RELATES TO 9% CONCENTRATE ________Hazardous Components} (chemical & common name(s)) OSHA ACGIH Other Exposure t CAS

PEL TLV Limits (optional) NO.

Butyl Cellosolve _________________ 50 ppm 25 ppm None ______ 9% 111-7 6- ;Glycol Ether, EB

SECTION 3 - PHYSICAL & CHEMICAL CHARACTERISTICS ___Boiling Specific VaporPoint 220°F Gravity (H.O-H 1,0 Pressure Imm Hgl 135

_ Vapor. 5 Density (Air - 1)

Solubility Reactivity inInWater Infinitely. 100%____________________Water________N/A___________Appliance . Melting ., .„amfOdor BlUB/Faint__________________________Point _______N/A______ ________________

SECTION 4 - FIRE & EXPLOSION DATA RELATES TO 9% CONCENTRATE . - •-•-'.Flash Method _.„,_ Flammable Limit- LEL _ . UELPoint 15Q F. C. Used TCC___________in Air % by Volume Lower ].]_____Upper______IQ.6%Auto-Icnition ExtinguisherTemperature N/A________Media___Alcohol Foam, C02 dry chemical _________Special Fire ....Fighting Procedures N/A

Unusual Fire andExplosion Hazards

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ttVEACTIVITY DATA) RELATES TO 9% CONCENTRATEI'nsUifili* Conditionssu.i.ie xtoAvoid Heat, Sparks, Open Flame

p a i a i l y'"1"" Av"-" Alkalis, Oxidizing Materials

HazardousDecomposition Products May liberate Carbon Monoxide. Carbon DioxideHazardous May Occur CJ ConditionsPolymerisation Will Not Occur R to Avoid

SECTION 6 -HEALTH HAZARDS RELATES TO 9% CONCENTRATE _____________________l. Acute 2. Chronic____ Mild Irritant ___________ \ ___ Repeated overexposure may cause organ damage,Signs andsymptoms of Exposure May cause irritation of eyes, nose and throat ______________________________

Medical Conditions GenerallyAggravated by Exposure Pre-existing dermatitis ______________________________

Chemical Listed as Carcinogen National Toxicology Yes D ————— j .K.C. Yes 2 OSHA Yes Oor Potential Carcinogen Program No X) Monographs No X No REmergcncv andFirst Aid I'roccdures

\ 1. InhalationV Vapors may irritate nose and throat, remove to fresh air ________________

LOUTES \ '' - esL x Vapors may irritate eyes, wash Iwth water _____________________CTES\RY / 3. Skin

Contact may cause reddening, wash with v/ater/ 4. Ingestion

Induce vomlttinqSECTION 7 - SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS AND SPILL/LEAK PROCEDURES__________________Precautions lo be Taken _,. . ,in Handling and storage store in containers provided by manufacturer. For Bulk quantities, store in

lined stainless steel or reinforced plastic tanks. Has low vapor prpssnrp and -an hootner . ted to atmosphere.Precautions

Steps to be Taken in Case -Material is ueieascd or spiiied Hop or wipe up and dispose of in DOT approved waste containers.

Waste DisposalMethods <consuit federal, state, and local regulations) Comply with all applicable government regulations.

SECTION 8 - SPECIAL PROTECTION INFORMATION/CONTROL MEASURES_____________Respiratory Protection(SpecifyTypei____Local, Mechanical___________________________________Ventilation Local Mechanical Special Other

Exhaust iGcncrall

Rubber Gloves_____________t&ecuen protective Eveweafl R ?f) D _| Q ft'her Protectivejoining or equipment N/A

Work. Hygienic Practices'_______Eyewash, safety shower should be noarhv._______________________________

IMPORTANTDo not leave any blank spaces. If required information is unavailable, unknown, or does not apply, so indicate.CU-~!R Primed t;y LaSelmaster. Division of American tabeimark Company. Inc. Chicago,'IL 60646-5719 1-300-621-5808 • (321) 478-0900

ADivisiO" of RB= Chemical Conation • 150S. 118th S'. • Ku. __.• K'JiV- Milwaukee, Wl 53214-0069 • Phone 4K;-2iS-09I1 • TWX 91G-262-53S7

1-800-558-0747

MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET

I. PRODUCT INFORMATION

Product Name: 'Aquanol 300

Generic Description; Lithographic press fountain additive

Precautionary Labeling:

WARNING! Harmful if inhaled or absorbed through skin. Causes eye irritation.Avoid breathing mist. Avoid contact with eyes and skin. Use only with adequateventilation. Wash thoroughly after handling. First Aid: .If inhaled, removeto fresh air. Treat symtomatically. Call a physician. In case of contact,iirtnediately flush eyes with plenty of water. Call a physician. Flush skin withwater.

D.O.T. D.O.T. Hazard FlashName Classification PointNcoe - Not restricted 143°F

II. HAZARDOUS INGREDIENTS AND ASSOCIATED EFFECTS

(SYN: Butyl Cellosolve) (C.A.S. #111-76-2) (TLV=25pgm)(Flash pt. 143°F) (ID50 oral-rat 1480rrg/kg) (LD50 skin-rbt 490rog/kg) (IC50ihl-mus 700p_nv/7H) Can be absorbed through skin and result in chronic poisoning.Slow evaporation rate results in low inhalation hazard. Excessive exposures maycause changes in blood cells and damage to kidneys. Lungs and liver may also beaffected. Causes irritaion to eyes. Formula percentage = <72%.

2-ETHYL-l, 3-HEXANEDICL: (C.A.S. #94-96-2) (Flash pt. 276°F) (oral-ratLD50=1400mg/kg) (TLV-not established) Practically colorless, soiewhat viscousorderless liquid that is considered moderately toxic by oral route. (See ID50above). 2-Ethyl-l, 3-Hexanediol causes eye irritation and measures should betaken to avoid contact with the eyes. Formula percentage = <5%.

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RBP CKEK1CAL CORPORATIONGraphex Li tho Systems Aquanol 300

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III. EhERGENCY AND FIRST AID PROCEDURES;

Eyes: Flush with plenty of water for at least 15 minutes. Call a physician.Skin: Wash thoroughly with plenty of soap and water.Inhalation: Rsnove to fresh air. If breathing is difficult, administer oxygen.

If breathing has stopped, give victim mouth to mouth recessitation. Call aphysician.

Ihgestion: Induce vomiting. Call a physician.________________________________

IV. SPECIAL PROTECTION INFORMATION:

Protective Gloves: Plastic (PVC) or rubber (required)Respiratory Protection: Air-purify ing respirator for concentrations above

the TWAEye Protection: Safety glasses or chemical gogglesOther: Eye bath ~ ;

Ventilation: .Local Exhaust ___________ Mechanical ___X____'_ Special _______

V. PHYSICAL DATA

Boiling Point: Not established Solubility in Water: CompleteSpecific Gravity: 0.928 Appearance and Odor: Colorless to% Volatiles (by Vol.) 85 slight yellow with solvent odor

VI. FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARD DATA

Flash Point: 143eF (TCC)Extinguishing Media; CO2, foam, dry chemical, or water fogSpecial Fire Fighting Procedures: Wear self-contained breathing apparatusUnusual Fire and Explosion Hazards: None known

VII. REACTIVITY DATA

Stability: Stable _X_ Unstable ____Conditions to Avoid: Heat and flamsIncctqpatability: None known

Hazardous Deconposition Products: Carbon dioxide/monoxide

VIII. SPECIAL HANDLING AND STORAfS CCKDmONS

Wear gloves when handling this material. Avoid inhalation. AR200^08

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RBP CHEHICM, OORPOPJVTIONGraphex Li tho Systems Aauinol 300

IX. SPILL, LEAK, AND DISPOSAL TBCKNIQUES

Steps to be takenif the material isreleased or spilled.

WasteDisposalTechniques

Soak up spill with suitable absorbent and flush areathoroughly with water.

Liquid incineration or absorbent disposal according to local,state, and federal regulations.

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NOTE: The information contained herein is furnishedwithout warranty of any kind. Users should considerthis data a supplement to other information gatheredby them and are responsible for completeness ofinformation to assure proper use of these materialsand the safety and health of .their employees andcustomers.

LITHO SYSTEMS

ion of RBP Chemical Corporation • 150 S. 118th SL • P.O! Box 14069 • Milwaukee. Wl 53214-0069 • Phone 414-258-0911 • 7WX 910-262-3357

1-800-558-0747

MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET

I. PRODUCT INFORMATION

Product Name: ^Signature Fountain Solution

Chemical Family: Lithographic Press Fountain Solution(from water soluble resin)

Precautionary Labeling:Warning! Causes eye irritation. Avoid contact with eyes. Wash thoroughly afterhandling.First Aid: In case of contact, flush eyes with plenty of water for at least15 minutes. Call a physician.

D.O.T. D.O.T. Hazard FlashName Classification Point

NotNone Not Restricted Applicable

II. HAZARDOUS INGREDIENTS AND ASSOCIATED EFFECTS

(PCE.Y)ETHYLENE GLYCOLS: Dihydric alcohols are physically & chemicallyrelated to glycerol. The glycols that this product contains have lowvolatility and consequently present very little- hazard fran inhalation ofvapors. Severe and even fatal poisoning has cccured following ingestion ofethylene glycol. Under ordinary conditions of industrial use, these glycolsare not considered to be toxic. Eye contact may produce slight pain andirritation.

PBP OffiMICAL CORPORATIONGraphex Division ' _ Signature

III. EMERGENCY AND FIRST AID PROCEDURES;Eyes-Flush eyes with plenty of water for at least 15 minutes.Skin-Flush skin with plenty of water.Ingestion-Drink a quart of water and induce vomiting. Call a physician.

IV, SPECIAL PROTECTION INFORMATION;

Protective Gloves: (OPTIONAL) Plastic (PVC) or RubberRespiratory Protection: Proper exhaust ventilationEye Protection: Chemical goggles or safety glassesOther:

Ventilation:Local Exhaust _______________ Mechanical ___X____ Special

V. PHYSICAL DATA

Boiling Point N/A Solubility in Water: CompleteSpecific Gravity 1.09 Appearance and Odor: Dark green liquid% Volatiles (by Vol.) N/A

VI. FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARD DATA

Flash Point: N/A (Not flammable)Extinguishing Media: N/ASpecial Fire Fighting Procedures: N/AUnusual Fire and Explosion Hazards: None

VII. REACTIVITY DATA

Stability: Stable _X_ UnstableConditions to Avoid: NoneIncorpatability: None

Hazardous Decomposition Products: None known

VIII. SPECIAL HANDLING AND STORAGE CONDITIONS

For industrial use only. fl R ? fl D U I 1Do not take internally. H i_\ _. u u t «

RBP CHEMICAL CORPORATIONGraphex Division . Signature

IX. SPILL, LEAK, AND DISPOSAL TECHNIQUES

Steps to be takenif the material isreleased or spilled.

WasteDisposalTechniques

Small spills: rinse w/water to drainLarge spills: soak up w/suitable absorbent

Absorbent disposal or disposal in accordancewith Federal, State or local regulations.

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NOTE: The information contained herein is furnishedwithout warranty of any kind. Users should considerthis data a supplement to other information gatheredby them and are responsible for completeness ofinformation to assure proper use of these materialsand the safety and health of their employees andcustomers.

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y pCcrtfarMATERIAL SAFETY UJ A*» A *•» __ **§ •••» » wfl cwit rDATASHEET St.Paul, Minnesota 55144Fo«m 1B593-C TWO

Chemical F.mily

3M 1. D. Number

1. INGREDIENTS

Trade Neme

3M CLEANER CONDITIONER

77-9800-7222-5 Printing and Reprographic ProductsCAS. # %

DUNS NO.: 00-61 7-3_J

''iHf-jrt F

53.610TLV« (unit)

Stoddard SolventWaterFormaldehydePhosphoric AcidGum and modifying ingredients

8052-41-3

50-00-07664-38-2

< 10> 80< 0.1< 2< 10

100 ppmN.A.2 ppm1 mg/mjN.A.

2. PHYSICAL DATA

Boiling PointVapor Pressure

Vapor Density (Air = 1)Evaporation Rate ( S1)

Solubility in WaterSpecific Gravity (H20=1)

Percent VolatilePH

Soluble

10 44.0

Appearance and Odor Miikv blue liouid emulsion - Naotha odor3. FIRE AND EXPLOSION

Flash Point (Test Method)

Extinguishing Media

HAZARD DATA

122°F T.C.C. Flammable Limits: LEL E UEL*

CO-> foam, dry chemicalsSpecial Fire Fighting Procedures

Unusual Fire and Explosion Hazards4. ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATIONSpill Response

Extinguish all ignition sources, collect spilled material, clean up residue, and placein metal container. Use absorbent material as needed in cleanup procedure. Washdown area as needed. Observe precautions and use special protection as recommendedbelow.

Recommended Disposal

Commercial incineration with destruction and removal efficiency greater than 99.99%,or reclamation is preferred. Otherwise, dispose in accordance with local and currentU.S. Environmental Protection Agency regulations.,-:——TK———————————————————:——nR200'il3Environmental Data

Material to be disposed has a U.S. EPA hazardous waste number D001 (ignitable).

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1BADEJVAME:___________3M CLEANER CONDITIONER. B. HEA4.TH HAZARD DATA

Eye Contact

May be irritating to eyes.

Skin Contact

Hay be irritating to skin.

Inhalation

May be irritating to respiratory tract.

ingestionMay be harmful _pr fatal if aspirated into lung by vomiting.

Suggested First AidEYES: Flush immediately with large amounts of water for at least ten minutes and

call a physician.SKIN: Wash with soap and water.INGESTION: Do not induce vomiting. Call a physician.

6. REACTIVITY DATA______i i-t.,M. Conditions to AvoidUnstable

XXI Stable

•COMPATAB 1 LITY

HAZARDOUS D^V OccurPOLYMERIZATION£jjJMaV N°«

Materials to Avoid

Conditions to Avoid

Hazardous Decomposition Products

7. SPECIAL PROTECTION INFORMATIONEye Protection

SuggestedSkin Protection. Suggested

Ventilation____Use with adequate local exhaust or mechanical ventilation. __________Respiratory and Special Protection

_____NIOSH approved organic vapor respirator.__________________________________Other Protection

8. PRECAUTIONARY INFORMATION

Keep*away from heat, flame, sparks, and other sources of ignition. Use withadequate ventilation. Avoid eye and skin contact. Avoid breathing vapor. Keeptightly closed. Keep out of reach of children.

^KDEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATIONOT Proper Shipping Name

Not Applicable •DOT Hez»rd Class

Not ApplicableIssue Dtt«

Seot. 1982Super iedei

June 1980The informttion an tha Oat* Sneet represents our current data and best opinion at to the proper use in handling of this product under normal conditions. Anyuse of the product which is not fn conformance with this pata Sheet or which involves using the product in combination with any other product or any process

, 1ff=m MAI bKIAL SAhb 1 Y 1IKAff ALLIED PHOTO OFFSET SUPPIl§mmL 2040 LEE STREET. HOLLYWOOD. F

July 30, 1985

DATA SHEET.Y CORPORATIONLORIDA 33020 .., ^

1 • PRODUCT IDENTIFICATIONMANUFACTURER'S NAME ALLIED PHOTO OFFSET SUPPLY OORP . TEL ' 305 9_» 3-9884

ADDRESS 2040 Lee Street, Hollywood, Florida 33020

TRADE NAME ALLIED WEB*rouNT>1rouR STAR"""_, ygT

SYNONYMS ^ tGVK fFSCKmr t r Athographic printingJl • HAZARDOUS INGREDIENTS

MATERIAL OR COMPONENT

Magnesium" Nitrate CAS# 10377-60-3-

Contains no other listed hazardous ingredient

in excess of 1%. Generally classified as non-toxic;r

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HAZARD DATA

Possible oxidizerNo TLV established

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III • PHYSICAL DATABOILING POINT, 760 MM Hg 217 °F MELTING POINT B_%2dJ 0 fy 1 5 VP

SPECIFIC GRAVITY (H,O=1) , 1.205 VAPOR PRESSURE 3 MM Hg

VAPOR DENSITY (Air =1) 4_5 SOLUBILITY IN H,O. •/, by Weight Complete

•/. VOLATILES BY VOLUME 70% EVAPORATION RATE (Butyl Acetate = 1) j£ H-O*

f "5 O-"•-•-, j.Cf <f--

V: iv - FIRE AND EXPLOSIONFLASH POINTfRwt Method)•MMABLE LIMITS]WlR, % BY VOLUME

i EXTINGUISHING MEDIA

SPECIAL FIRE FIGHTINGPROCEDURESUNUSUAL FIRE ANDEXPLOSION HAZARD

Non-flammable

LOWER

Water, Foam, CO2» Dry powder

ALTOIGNITION TEMPERATURE . j

UPPER

Normal procedure

If brought to dry may be oxidizer

V - HEALTH HAZARD INFORMATION '. ,_. , ' , •'.'&HEALTH HAZARD DATA

ROUTES OF INHAI *nnrjEXPOSURE INHALATION

SKIN CONTACT

SKIN ABSORPTION

EYE CONTACT

INGESTION

ECTS OF: .

ACUTE OVEREXPOSURE

CHRONIC OVEREXPOSURE.

No known hazard

"For sensitive skin, possible dermititis

Not known to absorb

Irritation due to acidic nature

Unknown

No known danger

No known danger «.

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EMERGENCY AND FIRST AID PROCEDURES

EYES

SKIN

INHALATION

» ———————•INGESTION

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Flush with water for at least 15 minutes. If irritation persists

seek medical attention.

Wash with soap and water

No known hazard

Unknown. Seek medical attention. H rid U U 4 I 6*

i*S|i|i^ 'ty&*$$CONDITIONS CONTRIBUTING TO INSTABILITY

Stable

INCOMPATIBILrTYStrong alkalis

HAZARDOUS DECOMPOSITION PRODUCTS

On complete decomposition by fire may yield CO , - CO - HNO,4* <_

CONDITIONS CONTRIBUTING TO HAZARDOUS POLYMERIZATION

Will not occur

VII - SPILL OR LEAKSTEPS TO BE TAKEN IF MATERIAL IS RELEASED OR SPILLED

Wash away with water. Absorb in appropriate material.

iiNEUTRALIZING CHEMICALS •

Weak alkalis such as baking soda

WASTE DISPOSAL METHOD* .

Abide by local, cour.ty, state, and federal regulations

VIII - SPECIAL PROTECTION INFORMATION vVENTILATION REQUIREMENTS

General

SPECIFIC PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENTRESPIRATORY (SPECIFY IN DETAIL)

None requiredEYE

Goggles or face shield___ flRZOUU i /• Impermeable H U C u u -t iOTHER CLOTHING AND EQUIPMENT

"Safety apron

SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS

Do not ingest

-• - •* Avoid personal contact

This is an industrial product and should only be used by trained personnel.

STORAGE REQUIREMENTS~ '*' • -

Do not store where this product may come in contact with alkalis

The above information is believed to be correct as of the date hereof and is based on data supplied by raw materialsuppliers, however, no warranty of merchantability, fitness for any use, or any other warranty is expressed or is tob* implied regarding the accuracy of these data, the results to be obtained from the u*e af e material, or thehazards connected with each use. Since the information contained herein may be appliefl\WW amcnidnObeyond ourcontrol and with which we nay be unfamiliar, and since data Bade available subsequent to jheaStC herJor'may suggestSK>di__«a___(ui of the information, we do not assume responsibility for the results of its' use. This information isfurnished on the condition that the person receiving it shall make his own determination as to the suitability ofthe Material for hie particular purpose and on the condition that h* attune tht risk of hit \i_e thereof.

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