ELOSET 542 is a modified starch mainly used for industrial purposes and has the potential to irritate eyes and skin, but is non-toxic as an industrial product.
About this manual
The ELOTEX ELOSET 542 safety data sheet details the chemical’s composition, physical‑chemical properties, and health hazards. It includes first‑aid measures, fire‑fighting instructions, and environmental impact guidance for industrial users.
The document also outlines handling and storage requirements, personal protective equipment, disposal methods, transport classification, and regulatory compliance across multiple jurisdictions. It serves as a reference for safe use and emergency response. This manual is written in Chinese.
What's inside
- Product Identification
- Composition/Information on Ingredients
- Hazard Identification
- First‑aid Measures
- Fire‑fighting Measures
- Accidental Release Measures
- Handling and Storage
- Exposure Controls/Personal Protection
- Physical and Chemical Properties
- Stability and Reactivity
Specifications
| pH (10% dispersion in water) | 4.8‑7.2 |
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| Explosion lower limit concentration | 15.0 g/m³ |
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| Auto‑ignition temperature | 390 °C |
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| Dust explosion class | ST1 |
Frequently asked questions
Is ELOSET 542 classified as hazardous for transport?
No, the product is not listed as hazardous under IATA, IMDG, or ADR/RID classifications.
How should spilled ELOSET 542 be cleaned up?
Prevent dust from spreading, extinguish any fire sources, wet the spilled material, collect it in a waste container, and follow local regulations for disposal.