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Kester 245 Lead (Pb) Alloy Solder Wire Safety Data Sheet
This Safety Data Sheet (SDS) provides hazard information for Kester 245 Lead (Pb) Alloy Solder Wire, including health risks such as carcinogenicity and skin sensitization. It outlines first-aid measures, fire-fighting procedures, and personal protective equipment requirements. The product contains lead (Pb), tin (Sn), and silver (Ag), with lead classified as a suspected carcinogen and reproductive toxin. Storage and handling must prevent aerosol formation and ensure adequate ventilation.
The SDS includes exposure limits (PEL, TLV) for lead and other components, physical properties like melting point (>100°C), and disposal instructions. It also details emergency contact numbers and environmental precautions to prevent contamination of water sources.
Covers: Hazard Identification · Composition/Ingredients · First-Aid Measures · Fire-Fighting Measures · Accidental Release Measures · Handling and Storage
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Kester 245 Lead (Pb) Alloy Solder Wire Safety Data Sheet
Product Leaflet 9 pages · 283 KB · ENSafety Data Sheet for Kester 245 Lead (Pb) Alloy Solder Wire, detailing hazards, handling, exposure controls, and disposal.
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What are the health hazards of Kester 245 Lead (Pb) Alloy Solder Wire?
It is classified as a suspected carcinogen (H351), may damage fertility or the unborn child (H360), and may cause organ damage through prolonged exposure (H373).
From: Kester 245 Lead (Pb) Alloy Solder Wire Safety Data Sheet
What is the lead content in this solder wire?
Lead content ranges from 25% to 60%.
From: Kester 245 Lead (Pb) Alloy Solder Wire Safety Data Sheet
