1. OPERATOR DETAILS

1.1 Name of the dry cleaners JALG p(?yc&fin/Ges Lq%. .......................................................................................................................

1.2 Please give the address of the dry cleaners

Telephone number of the dry cleaners: .... 0.(.7.'37 .37. .. ,. .3.2. &.. ................ Email Address: (this is not compulsory, but will help us to get information to you quickly)

Ordnance Survey national grid reference 8 characters; fa 2 ~~~~ (for example S J123 456, there are a number of internet mapping sites which will converi a Post Code fo a grjd reference)

F- 1.3 Existing authorisations or permits

Do you have an existing authorisation or permit for the dry cleaners? ......................................................................................................................... .........................................................................................................................

1.4 The Operator (The person who it is proposed will have control over the dry cleaners, in accordance with the permit (if granted})

Please provide the full name of the company or corporate body or the name of the sole trader or the name of the oartners.

Tradinglbusiness name (if different)

f- Registered Office address (or for sole traders and partnerships, your usual address for business correspondence)

Telephone number of the Registered Office ................... ,.. ..... ........,.... .......................

Company registration number

1.5 Molding Companies

Is the operator a subsidiary of a holding company within the meaning of Section 736 of the Companies Act 1985.

d NO? 0 YES? (Name of ultimate holding company)

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Ultimate holding company Registered Office address

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Telephone number: ........................ .. .......

Company registration number: ............................................................ ,. ............ ,' j.6 Who can we contact about your application?

It will help us to have someone who we can contact directly with any questions about your application. The person you name should have the authority to act on behalf of the operator of the dry cleaners. This could be an agent or consultant, if you have appointed one, rather than the operator.

Name

Address ..... ..a 2). ...... ~t .@m.. ... & .q.. .................................. ........................ f l . . ~ & , . . . ~ ~ k & , . @ ........................................... ...................................................... Iqi ' r7 .3.kg .................- .....................................................................................................

Telephone number .0(.>.7?. 3?1Za 2 Fax number .......................................

Email Address: (this Is not compulsory, but will help us to get information to you quickly)

2. ABOUT THE DRY CLEANERS I

2.1 Please provide a plan, showing the location of the dry cle ners. ~ ~ K C G 0 1 W ~ U L T I ~ " ~ ~ 9 ~ T C O X * . .. Document Reference ................................................................... , . , .......................

A plan of suficient scale to show the internal layout of the dry cleaners, with the following clearly marked:

(a) where the dry cleaning machines will belare installed (b) where the dry cleaning solvents will befare stored (c) where the d w cleaning residue will belare stored

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A plan showing the location and tun of any drains within the dry cleaners and in the immediate area of the dry cleaners, which may be affected as a result of any potential Volatile Organic Compound (VOC) release from the dry cleaning operations

SEE. FIX~G 02. Document Reference .............................................................................................

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3. DRY CLEANING MATERIALS STORAGE AND EQUIPMENT

The following information is required to enable us to determine whether you will operate the dry cleaners in such a way so as 20 ensure that all environmental requirements of the Pollution Prevention and Control (?PC) Regulations are met.

3.1 Provide a description of the location and methods of storage of:

(a) dry deaning solvents~&o&*- Y MJ,Q*~ dcl( c;i( S h $ f i k w&e4 (b) dry cleaning residue

, . i 1 - fnrngh~fiy t u r & - ~ ~ * a2 k4 4 fwk Document 'Reference ........................................................................................... U(c/I

3.2 Provide details of the make. model, nameinumber, serial number, load capacity, date of installation and type of dry cleaning solvent used.

3.3 Provide details, including a schedule of checking and maintenance procedures for each dry cleaning machine. This should include the machine manufacturers' recommended operating procedures, checking and maintenance requirements and any other additional procedures undertaken by the operator. See attached sheet headed "Guidance for Routine Maimtenance "'. -

Document Reference .. !!?31~...05 ..............................................................

3.4 Provide details of any other activities carried out within the dry cleaners which involve the use of organic solvents, in particular spot clean solutions, water proofing solutions and any

f- other solvents or solvent borne preparations. I

Document Reference ..... .!?la<. .. !.&% .. .O *. .....................................................

3.5 Provide details on the training and relevant qualifications regarding operating and maintaining the dry deaning machine in accordance with relevant guidance (see Process Guidance Note 6/46 - Secretary of State's Guidance for Dry Cleaning)

/' ........................................................ Document Reference .......... .6 R . .!.%G. . .Q.S 3.6 Specify how the product will be weighed and recorded both weekly and annually.

F~&Q<G c6 Document Reference .............................................................................................

3.7 Provide details on how the mass or volume of solvent will be determined and recorded both weekly and annually. (With regard to spot cleaning, the amount of solvent used will only need to be determined annually, because the amounf used is so low.)

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3.8 Risk Phrase Solvents

Are any substances or preparations which because of their VOC content are required to carry one or mare of the following risk phrases used within the dry cleaners:

R45 - May cause cancer R46 - May cause heritable genetic damage R49 - May cause cancer by inhalation R60 - May impair fertility R61 - May cause harm to the unborn child

a Y ~ S

(Details of the risk phrases of the materials used can be found on the originat suppliers packaging and jn the Materials Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) for the product).

If your answer to 3.8 is Yes, please provide details of 'how and why these risk phrase materials are used and how the requirements of the amendment fC of Schedule 1 of The Solvent Emissions (England and Wales) Regulations, 2004 S1 107, substitution, control and limiting of emissions of risk phrase materials will be met,

...................................................................... ................... Document Reference ... ADDITIONAL INFORMAT!UN

Please supply any additional information you would like us to take account of in considering this application

Document Reference .............................................................................................

APPLICATION FEE

Please state the amount enclosed as an application fee for this installation

£ I?&..o..a ........ Cheques should be made payable to Reigate and Banstead Borough Council

We will confirm receipt of the application fee when &e write to you acknowledging your application. Your application cannot be processed unless fie application fee is enclased.

Please give any company purchase order number or other reference you wish to be used in relation to this fee.

ANNUAL CHARGES

If we grant you a permit, you will be required to pay an annual subsistence charge, Failure to pay this charge will result in the revocation of your permit and you will not be able to operate the Dry Cleaners

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6.1 Please provide details of the address you wish invoices to be sent to, and details of someone we may contact about fees and charges.

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Address: .. .fi.7. ..... .f% .n.7@~.. .... .a. w?. . ..~h?.h:. . .1~fl7.w Telephone number: .... -0 1. >.57. ... -5.7.. ..I.? .a*%. ..........................................

Ernail address: (this is not compulsory, but will help us to get information to you quickly)

7. COMMERCIAL CONFIDENTIALIW

7.1 Is there any infomation in the application that you wish to justify being kept from the public register on the grounds of commercial confidentiality?

L€t' No h

I7 Yes

Please provide full justification, considering the definition of commercial confidentiality within the PPC Regulations.

Document Reference ....................... .... ... ..., ....... ................................................. /

8. DATA PROTECTION

The information you give will be used by this authority to process your application. It will be placed on the relevant public register and used to monitor compliance with the permit conditions. We may also use and or disclose any of the information you provide in order to:

consult with the public, public bodies and other organisations, carry out statistical analysis, research and development of environmental issues, provide public register information to enquirers, investigate possible breaches of environmental law and take any resulting action,

e prevent breaches af environmental law, * assess customer satisfaction and improve our service.

Information that does not need to be on the public register may be released under the Environmental Information Regulations 2004.

We may pass on the information to agentstrepresentatives who we ask to do any of these things om our behalf.

It is an offence under Regulation 32 of the PPC Regulations, for the purpose of obtaining a permit (for you or anyone else) to:

make a false statement which you know to be false or misleading in a material particular,

* recklessly make a statement which is false or misleading in a material particular.

If you do make a false statement

we may prosecute you, and * if you are convicted, you are liable to a fine or imprisonment (or both).

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9. DECLARATION

9.1 Signature of current operator(s)*

l#e certify that the information in this application is correct. I N e apply for a permit in respect of the particulars described in this application (including supporting documentation) IJwe have supplied.

Please note that each individual operator must sign t h e declaration themselves, even if an agent is acting on their behalf.

For the application from:

Installation name: ...... ~dk--*. CLM dr K, ................................. -1.. ..

Signature ..........................................................................................

,.-- Name . e ~ . * ~ r / ' h & : ....... h fi.?%fi.:... .. ~ . f i . / v

Position

Date

Signature

Name

Position ...............

Date ...................

* Where mwe than one person is defined as the operatw, a/\ should sign. Where a company or other body corporate, an authorised person should sign and provrde evidence of author@ from the board of the company or body corporate.

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FOR LOCAL AUTHORITY USE

1+2\\000 61565202 Installation Reference .............................................. ..... ................................... m c e r Reference ................................. wf- Data received ....

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APPLICANT'S SUBMISSION SEPARATOR SHEET

-L - 1 Paraqraph Reference: ..........................

FIR~QGC a!! - icccl.rtfi, CF C C C ~ ~ ~ Q ~ Document Reference: .................................................................................................

APPLICANT'S SUBMlSSlON SEPARATOR SHEET

Paraqra~h Reference: ......................... 3-3 $IR?CCC C?. - r / l & r ~ ' . & d ~ " 1 i ~ S C H O L ~ ~ ~ Document Reference: ..................................................................................................

USING THE MACHINE

6.8 MAINTENANCE

A correct and regular machine maintenance wiil mean having an efficient machine to work with at all times. We therefore recommend that the following be followed carefully.

6.9 PERIODICAL MAINTENANCE CHART

MAIM€NA'NCE FREQUENCY

Clean air filter every 3 cycles 6.4

Clean buttontrap every 3 cycles 9.3 Check lubrication every week 6.6 Ecological filter ewsy 20-25 cydes 16.3 Dem filter every 3 months 36.5 Powder filter even, 20-25 cvcles 16.7 Drive belts every 3 months 7 0.2 Still small cjonnections pipes every4 months 14.5

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Clean still . .

(Continuous distnla2ioi-t) every 2 days 14.10 (Non continuous distillation) every filter drop $4.10 Separator maintenance every day 15.4

Separator maintenance every month 15.5

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Paragraph Reference: 3.4

Document Reference: IIII)

Cleaning

Spot cleaning Prenetta . S B

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APPLICANT'S SUBMISSION SEPARATOR SHEET

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APPLICANT'S SUBMISSION SEPARATOR SHEET

+3* Paraqraph Reference: 3::b .................. F,.e<~c~ a- L~SHEES. Document Reference: ...................... ;. ..........................................................................

Solvent and Product Cleaned Inventory D w Cleaning Machine

-Day Sheet

CLEANERS - Branch

:Date. I 1 2 0 0 - :Week Number.

Load Zypa F- bad m n l Tank 7 Clean Unt Comments

Weiqtit Number sokent SmemL I I Kg lwei LT I BVnm Trap

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Reproduced from the prlneiples described In Guidance notes 6146 (04)

Annual Inventory Sheet: installations using PER rnachlnas only Name of the prernlses ............................................................................................................

.................... Permn ref number Date ....................

Week number (1 -52)

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Welghl of produds cleaned for week (kg) (A)

ppp

Solvenl Input (loss) for week (qitres)

IN E(Z)S Chlor 1. IDENTIFICATION OF THE SURSTANCJ3PREPARATION AND COMPANY/VNDERTAKING

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PRODUCT NAME: 'PERKLONE 'A / D I DX PLUS / EXT f MI)

Use of Substance / Preparalion: hy cleaning fluid and Degreasing agent. Fordctails on specific grades ptease refer to technical literature.

AddrtsdPhone No.: MEOS Chlor Lirnitd I

Runcom Site HQ South Parade, PO Box 9 Rumrn, Cheshire, WA7 4 E Tel : (01928)561111, Fax : (01928)SI6632

P" Emergency Phone No.: IN A N EMERGENCY DIAL 999 (UK only) For specialist advice in an emergency telephone Runam (01928) 572000

PRODUCT DESCREPTION Perchtwoethylene (tetrachlotoetfiylene) stabilised.

HA7ARDOUS PNGREDIENT(S) CAS No I EKNECS No % Symbol R Phrases ( W l W

Perchloroethylent (TetrachloroethyIene) 000127-1 8-4 / 204-825-9 e9 &,N R40 1151153

3. KA5'ARDS IDENTIFICATION

EU Classification EU Categoty 3 Carcinogen,

ANGEROUS FOR THE ENVIRONMENT

Haurds This data sheet i s based on a consideration of [he properlies of the constitueds.

Harmful by inhalation. High exposures by inhalation will cause anaesthetic effects. This may result in a loss of consciousness and could prove fatal if exposure has been severe. Repeated andlor prolonged sbn contact may cause reddening, burning and blisters. Repeated exposure to levels well above the occupational exposure limit may produce adverse effects on the liver and kidneys. Perchloroethylene has been shown 20 cause cancer in rodents, but this is by a mechanism of little or no relevance to man, even at high exposure levels. Toxic to aquatic organisms, may cause long-term adverse ef'fects in the aquatic environment. Wclding or cutting should no1 be carried out on any vessel likely to contain solvent as toxic and corrosive decomposition products (hydrogen chlohdc) can be formed.

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4. FIRST-A ID M EASPIRFC

Inhalation: Remove paiient horn exposure, keep warm and at rest. DO NOT walk the patient aboui. Administer oxygen i f necessary. Apply artificial respiral ion i f breatlling has c e n ~ t d or shows signs of failing. During resuscitation. care must be kaktn to avoid contaminatton by h e substance from the pa ti en^. Obrain immediate medical atlenrion.

Skin Contact; Remwe contaminated clothing. Wash skin with soap and water. If symproms develop, obtain medical attention.

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EyeConiac~: Immediately irrigate with eyewash solution or clean waler, holding the eyelids apart, for at least 10 minutes. Obtain medical attention.

Ingestion: Provided the patienl is conscious, wash out mouth with water and ~ v e 200-300 ml (hatfa pint) of water to drink. Obtain immediate; medical attention.

Further Medical Treatment Symptomatic treatment and supportive therapy as indicated. Adrenaline and similar sympathomimctic drugs should be avoided following exposure as cardiac arrhythmia may result wirh possible subsequent cardiac arrest. Gastric lavage may be effective

9 n r P should prefesably be undertaken within E hour. Aspiration of this material into ihc lungs should be avoided. Following lgestion adsorbents such as activated charcoal may be of value.

5. IFI&FIGHTING MEASURES

Non-flammable. Welding or cutting shmld not he a n i e d out on any vessel likcly to co~train solvent as toxic and corrosive decomposition products (hydrogen chloride) can be Formed, Containers may burst if overheated.

Extinguishing Media: Keep fire exposed containers cool by spraying with water.

Fire Fighting Protective Equipment: A self contained breathing appantus and full pmtcctivc clothing must be worn in fire conditions.

6. ACCIDENTAL RELEASE MEASURES

P d d t d it is sak to do so. isolate the source of the leak. E m r e suitable personal protection (including respiratory protection) during remva! of spillages.

311 spillages: Adsorb spilIagts onto sand, earth or any suitable adsorbent material. Tmnsfet to acontainer for disposal or I lddvcry. Large spillages: Contain spillages with sand, earth or any sui~able adsorbent material. Do nod allow to enter drains, sewers or watercourses. Spillages or uncontrolled discharges into watercourses must be alerted lo the Environment Agenq or other appropriate regulatory body.

7. HANDLING AND STORAGE

7.3 HANDLING Qo not brea~he vapour. Use only in well vmrilared areas. Avoid contact with skin and eyes. The vapour is heavier than air and may reach dangerously high concentrations in pits, lanks, and other confined spaces. In such cases provide adequate ventilation or wear suitable respiratory protective equipment w~rh positive air supply. Avoid contact with naked flames and hot surfaces as toxic and corrosive decomposition produc~s (hydrogen chloside) can be fomcd. h not weld in the presence of v e p u n a s toxic decomposition products (hydrogen chloride) may be formed. When using do not smoke.

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7.2 STORAGE Conraintrs should be of mild steel, or amber or dark green solvent resistant plastic or glass. Keep away from direct sun1 ight. Keep container dry. Keep in a cool, well ventilated place. Keep away from heat, sources o f ignition and direct sunlight. All bulk storage vessels should be made of steel and require a suitable vent or pressure relief valve and secondary containment lo prevent uncontrolled losses from accidenral relcase, Do not use aluminium or i ts a l l oy in the construction of storage vessels, pipework and ancillary equipment, including internal components c.g. pump impellers. Storage tanks should be bunded to accomodalt 1 E 0% o f t he tank volume. Use of galvanised components should be avoided because of the risk of producing highly toxic dichforoacetylene.

8. EXPOSURE CO NTROWPERSONAL PROTECHON 1

Wear suitable protective clothing and gtoves. NitriIe rubber is better than PVC. Glovs should be changed regularly to avoid pemmtion problems. Gloves should be changed if excessive exposure has occurred. Wear eyelface protection. Atmospheric levels should be control led in compliance with the occupational exposure limit. Wear suitable respiralory protective equipment ifbexposure to levels above the occupational exposure limit is likely. Positive air supplied WE is recommended.

HAZARDOUS INGREDIENT(S)

LTEL 8hr LTEL 8hr STEL ppm STEL rng lmVotes T W A ppm T W A mglmJ

50 345 100 689 OES

9. PMYSCAL AND CHEMICAL PROPERTIES

These properties are the must relevant and no other properties are available. For specific physical properties of individual grades, please refer to technimf Iitennue andlor product wifications.

Eom: Colour: Qdour: Boiling Point (fig C): Melting Point (Deg C): Vapur Pressure (rnm Hg): Solubility (Water):

Solubility (Other): Spceific Gravity: Vapour Density (Air= 1 ): Additional Properties:

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volatile liquid dear characteristic ethereal I21 -22.4 14.7 at 20 Qeg C marginally soluble 0.01 5% wlw at 22 Deg C miscible with most organic solvents 1.623 at 20 Deg C 5.83 at 74 Deg C Physio-chmical data refm to perchlomthylene.

10. S'FAB1LSZ"Y AND REACTIVITY

Stable under normal conditions.

Hazardous Reactions: May react violently with metals such as sodium, potassium and barium. parhxlady if they are finely divided. May react with freshly gafvanised surfam to produce highly loxic dichlomacetylene.

Hazardous Decomposition Produc~(s): Contact with red hot surfaces, sparks or naked flames may genmte toxic and corrosive fumes of hydrogen chtoridt and phosgene.

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mis health hazard assessment IS based on a consideration of the composition of this produc~.

lnhslatian W igll atmospheric concentrations will lead lo anaesthetic effects and adverse effects on the cen~wl nervous syslern. S p p t o m s may include lightheadedness, nausea, vomiting and headache. Exposure to concentrations of the order of SOQppm for shon per~odsof rimc (e.g. 5 minutes) may lead to lightheadedness or dizziness. Very hi$ concentrations may result En a loss of consciousness. Very high expDswres may cause an abnormal heart rhythm and prove suddenly fatal.

8 Skin Costact Irritating to skin. Will remove the namral messes resulting in dryness, crocking and denmaritis. Repeared and/or prolonged skin contact may cause reddening, burning and blisters. Can be absorbed through skin but not in sufffcient amounts to cause adverse effects.

Eye Contact Liquid splashes and high concentrations ofvapour may cauv irritation. Permanent damage i s unlikely.

Ingestion The swallowing of small splash- is unlikely to cause any adverse effects. Large amounts may cause internal irritation, nausea. vomiting and may Iead to drowsiness and unconsciousness.

J" ~ n g Term Exposure

Repeated exposure to levels well above the mupatianal exposure limit may produce adverse effects on the liver and kidncys. PerchIoracthylene has heen associated with anccr in rodents. Extensive evaluations af possibIe mechanisms have led to the wncIusfon that they are of link, ifany, relevance to man even at high exposure levels. Studies in workers have failed to demonstrate a relationship between exposure to ptrchlwoerhyYene and a n m .

I t . ECOLOGICAL INFORMATION

This e n v i m e n t a l hazard assessmenr is bastd on the properties of phlorodhylent .

Rnvironmental Fate and Distribution High tonnage material produced in wholIy contained systems. High tonnage material used i n partially contained system*. Liquid with high volatility. The product is essentially insoluble in water. 'She product has no potemtiat for bioaccumulation,

r""istencsand Degradation . ..e subsranm is degraded fairly rapidty in the lower atmosphere (troposphm). Atmospheric lifetime i s approximately 5 months. b not deplete ozone. The s u b a m evaporates rapidly from open water systems but persists in poundwater.

Toxicity Toxic to aquatic otganisms, may cause tong-term adverse effects in rheaquatic environment. This effect is mitigated by its rnpid evaparation from open water sysrerns.

Effect on Effluent Treatment The product is anticipated to be substantially m o v e d in bEoZogicaF mtment processes.

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13. DISPOSAL CONS1 DERATIONS

Disposal should be in accordance with locat, state or national legislation. Transfer solvene residues to a labelled, sealed container far disposal or recovery. Waste disposal must be by an accredited contractor. Large volumes may be suitable for redistillation by solvent recovery contractors. Solvent residues must not bc allowed to enter drains, sewers or watercourses or to contaminate the ground. Welding or cutting should not be carried out on any vcssel likely to contain solvent as toxic and corrosive decomposi~ ion products (hydrogen chloride) can be formed.

14. TRANSPORT INFORMATION

UN No.: 'UN Pack. Group:

AIR TC AOlIATA -primasy: UN Packing p u p Air: - SEA IMDG -primary: Marine Pollutant: W.N. Packing group Sea: Pmper Shipping Name: ROAD/RAIL ADRlRID Class: ADR Sin:

6.1 Classified as a Marine Pollutant (PI In TETRACHLORQETHYLENE

Name & Add- of Supplier: MEOS Chlor Limited Runcorn Site HQ South Parade, PO Box 9 Runcorn, Cheshire, WAf 4JE Tel : (01928) 561 11 1, Fax : (01928$516632

-Name of Substance or Preparation: 'PERKLONEIA/D/DXPLUS/EXT/MD

Hazard(s) and Symbol(s):

Risk Phrases:

Safety Phrases:

Harmful: Xn DANGEROUS FOR THE ENVIRONMENT: N

R40 Limited evidence of a carcingenic effmt. R51/53 Toxic to aquatic organisms, may cause long-term! adverse effects in the aquatic environment.

S23 Do not breathe vapour. 536137 Wear suitable protective dothing and gloves. S61 Avoid sclease to the mvironmenl, Refer lo special instmctions/Safet)r data sheet.

EC Number: 204-825-9 EC Label

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UK Contra1 Rqulaiions Control of Subnances Ha~ardous to Healih Regulations (COSHH) 1999 SI 1g99M37 arid CUSHH csscsrtjals: Easy rleps to control chemicals - Con!roP of S1;ubstnnces Hazardous to f lealth Keg-illations IISG 193.

This data shtet was prepared in accordance wilh Directive 200 1158/EC.

The following secfiOns cnnlain revisions or new statements: 1.2,3.9,14,15,T 6.

'Perklone' i s a hademark of Zneos. ChIor Limited. Information in this publication is believed to be accurate and is given In good faith, but i t is fnr the Customer to .wtisfy itsclf of the auitabi)ipy for its own particular purpose. Amrdingly, Ineos Chlor Limited giver; no warranty as to the fitness orthe Product for any particular puqase and any implied wamnty or condition (staptmy or otherwise) is excludd except to thc extent that such exclusion IS prevented by EBW, Freedom under Pattat, Coppight and Bes igns cannot be assumed. Any tndc marks herein identifisd are trade mks ofcompanies within the Ineos Chlor Group.

OES : Occupati~nal Exposure Standard (UK HSE EH40) MEL . Maximum Expsure Limit fUK HSB EH4D)

pt- COM : Thecompanyaimstocontml exposure in itsworkplacc~othislimit TLV : The ampmy a m to codsol exposum b Its workplace to the ACGIM limit TLV-C: The company aims 20 c o n i d e x p m in its workplace to the ACGIH Ceiling 1Erni1 MAK : T h e company aims to mtrol txposurc in i ts wor!qdace to the G m a n limit Sk : Can be absorbed through skin Sen : Capable oScausing respintory sensitisaiim Bmgv : Biological monj toring guidancc value (UR HSE EFt4O) ILV : Indicative Limit Value (UK HSE EHd0)

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Snfety Data SIieer: 3;1/155/EEC

( Printing date: 17.08.2000 1 Version O 1 I East rtv~sion: 17.08 2000 [

I . JDENTlFICATION OF THE PREPARATION AND OF T H E COMPANY/VNDERTAKING

Commercial Name : PRENETT A RI657 (Spotring a~ent)

2. C O M P O S i T I O N J f N F O A TSON ON INGREDIENTS

Preparation or surface-active substames. nonioaidanion- aaivc

3. UAZARUS IDENTlFICATION

Irrirating ro cycs and skin.

#. FJRST AID MEASURES

In case o l skin contact. wash off wilh luktwarm waler and soap. Rime c y c ~ inlenfively with water- Consulk ophthalmo- logist. In event ol swnllowitig do not tnduce vomitling. Drink plenty of waltr. Consulk doctor.

5. FIRE FIGRTJNG MEASURES

All convc~irional fire tx~inguishing agent.+ are suikablc.

ARcr spillage or leakage, rinse away sinall amounts with plcnry OF warcc. Take up larger amounts wirh adsorbcnr material ( s a d , sawdust) and remove

7. IJANDLIIVC AND STORAGE

Take nortiial precau~ions for working wirh chemicals. Storage; No spccia! measures necessary.

8. EXPOSURE C0:VTIIOLSIPERSONAL PROTECTIQN

Exposure conrrals : Not necessary Personal prottclion : Not necessary

Avoid contact with skin a n d eyes.

9. PHYSICAL AND CIEEM KCA L PROPER TIES

Appearance : clear yellow Ilqutd Melting point : -- ~ l a s h point : > 6 1 'C Density : 0.9 - 1,0 glml Viscosity : < 300 mPas pH-Value : 3 - 4 Solubility in water : soluble

10. STA RJLITY A N D REA CTJVPTY

No hazardous dmornpasi tion products, if storad and used as directed.

11. TOXICOLOGICAL lNFORMATION

Acure era1 toxichy : > 2000inglkg (Rats) calcularerl From dara of con$litucnr parts Skin rnltrance : slight lrrirarinb Mucous mtmhtane rolcrancc : irritating

On the hasia of the raw inalerials data , including i n llle product, the Following ecological data arb 10 ~ x ~ c I c ~ . Degradability : rapidly biolngicaHy degradable.

The surfaclentt including rhc product art biologically dcgrablc Io ar !cast 90% (surractant regu!ations o f 4.6.86).

Taking itbm cotisideration any local autltotily rcgula!ioos, dispose the product by $vial incirlerarion trear~nent. May be i~rineralcd without danger to the tnvironmen~. Completely ernply conraincrs may be dispscd of in

domestic or trade wasit.

. Not dangerous g d s for conveyance wi~hin [he maning of the transport regularians.

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15. REG VLA TOR Y I N F O ~ M A T ~ D N

Ctassilicaiion and labelling in amordance with ci-11~~ (Chemical IIaurd Information a d Packaging-Regulations 1993) and Guidcl ine 931 181EEC .

lndication af dangcr : Irritant Corresponding symbol : Xi Risk phrases : 36138 (Irritatine to ityes a d skin) Safety plirases : 2.4125 {Avoid conhct will1 eyes and skin)

All derails are given in gmd faith, but since it is neccsary to adapl then1 to actual operaling conditions we cannoloc accept liithili~y.

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PmNETT B - RIG38 Su fety Dots SJt set 91/155/EEC

I . ID ENTJFlCA TION OF THE PREPARATION AND OF THE COMPA NY/UNDBRT,A RING

Commercial Name : PRENETT 33 R1638 (Spiting agent)

Mailufacturer KREUSSLER & CO GMDH Streel POmACH 120454 P o s t d f l o w n D-65092 WIESBADEN Telephon 061 1-9271-0 Tclefax 0611-9272-111

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2. CO MPOSJTION/INFORMATION ON INGREDJENTS

Preparation of surface-active subqtances, nonionidanion- active

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3. IfAZA RDS XDENTIFICATION

Irritating to eyles and skin.

Version 01

4. FJRST AID MEAS VRL35

I n case of skln contact, was11 o f t with lukewarrn water and soap, Rinse c y a inrer~slvely with water, Consult ophthalmo- logist. J n event of swaElowing do not induce wmilting. Drink plenty o f water. Consult doctor.

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5. FIRE FJGMTING MEASURES

hlt wnvctmlonal flre extinguishing agents arc suilable.

last revision: 17.08.2000

6. ACCIDENTAL RELEASE MEASURES

ARer spillage ot leakage, rinse away small amounls with plenty o r water. Take up larger amounts with adsotbent material (sand, sawdust) and remove.

7.HANDLl'iVGANDSTORdGE

Tekc mrtital pceca~tions Tor working with ckrnicals. Storage: No special measures necessary.

8. EXPOSURE CONTAOLSIPERSONA L PROTECTION

Exposurecontrols : Not necessary Personal protection : Avoid contact with skin and eyes.

9. PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL PROPERTIES

Appearance : dear ydlow liquid Melting point : <-S°C Flash point : 79'C Density : 0-9- I.Oglml Viscosity : < 300 mPas pH-Vahe : 8-1 1 Solubil iry in water : soluble

10. STABILITY Ah7D REACTIVITY

No harardws decompition products, if stored and used as directed.

11. TOXICOLOGIC4 L INFORMA TJON

Acute oral toxicity : 2000rngikg (Raa) calmlatad from dala of constituent parrs Skin toleram :slight irritating Mucous membrane lolerancc : irritating

12. ECOLOGSCA L INFORMA TION

On the basis or rllc raw matcrialr; data , including in tht prdua , l l~c i=utlowl~p wolngial dala ate 10 cnpcclcd . Degradabilily : rapidly hidogicalty degradable.

'The sucractents Including the product are biologically degrable la at least 93% (surTactant rcgulatiom or4.6.86).

Taking is!^ kr l~ id i i a r ion any Focal auihoriry regulations, dispose the product by special incineration treatment. May be iminerated without danger to the environment. Complklely empty containers may be disposed of in dornesric or trade waste.

Safety Data Sheet 91N 55IEEC

I . IDENTIFICATIQN OF THE PREPARATION AND OF THE COMPA NYJUNDBRTA KING

Printing dale: 17.08.2000

Comrntrciat Elam : PlWWIT C R1639 (Spotdng agent)

Version 01 last revision: 17.08.2600

Manufacturer KREVSSLER & C 0 GMDiH Strltet POSTFACH 120454 PosteoddTown D-65082 WIESBADEN Telephon 061 1-9271-0 Tele fax 0611-9271-111

2. COMPOSITlOh"/JNPORMA noN ON INGREDIENTS

Surface-aaire Preparation of dirrcrent solvents.

3. HAZARDS IDENTJFICA TION

Irritating to eyes arid skin,

4. FIRST A lD MEASURES

I n cast of skin contact. wash oA irnmtdtady with waler -and soap. Remove conlarnlnatcd clothtng and only wcar aRcr cleaning. Rinse e y e Intensively with water - do not rub1 C m l t opbthalrndogbt. In event OF swallowing do not Idm vomi~ting. Corusult a doctar.

5. FIRE FIGHTING MEASURES

Ail cbnvenrional Fire cxriniug'uishlng agents are micable.

6. ACClDElVTA L RELEASE MEASURES

Alter spillage or Imkage, rinse away small amounts with plenty of water. Take up larger amounts with adsorbent material (sand, sawdust) and remove.

7. HANDWNG AND STORAGE

Take normal prwutions for working with chemicals. . Storage: No special measures necessary. . .

8. BXPOS URE cONTRO~S/BERSONAL . . PR~TECTIOJV

Exposure controls : mt necessary Per,sonal protection : Awid contact with eyes and $kin.

Y.'PH YSICAL AND CHEMICAL PROPRRRES

' Appearawe : clear yellow liquid Melting p i n t : <-5°C Hash point : 3 75°C Density : 0,9 - I,Oglmf Viscosity : <300 rnPa*s pH-Value : 8 Solubility in water : snluhte

.lo, STABfL?TY AND REACTIVITY

N& kzardous dccompkitlon prducrs, i f dord and used as directed.

- 11, TOXJCOLOGICA L INFORMATION

Acule oral toxicily : > 2000rnglkg (Rats) calculated from data oreanstirumt parts. Skin tolerance : Irrltatlng MUCOUS membrane toleram : irritating

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1-2. .ECOLOGICAL INFORMATION

an* thc hasis of thc raw materials data, including in the product, the fottowrng ecological data are to expccttd. Dcgradability : rapldly bio!ogically degradable. . The surhcttnrs including the product arc biologically degrable to at least W% (suriactant regulations of 4.6.86).

~aking, inlo conSTderalion any local authority regulations, dlspst the product by . ~ ~ i a l incineration treatment. May be Incinerated wPhoui danger to the environment. ~omp!eicly empty containers 'may bc diswsed of 3n domcsric or rrade waslt.

Not dangcrws goods Tor conveyance within the meaning of tk transport regutallam.

$5. REGULATORY INFURMATIaN

Classification a d labtlfing In accordam wja CHIPS mica1 H m r d Infomalion and Packaging-Rcgulnim

1993) a d Guideline 9 3 1 1 8 / E X . Indication of danger : Irritam Corresponding m b o l : Xj Risk phrases : 36/38 (Irritating to eyes and skin) SaMy phrases : 24125 (Avoid contaa with eyes a d skin)

I$. FURTHER INFORMA T m

All details are given in goDd Fallh, hi since it is m r y to adapr them to actual operaling corditlorn we cannot acccpc liability.

CLlP COMFORT Concentrated drycleaning detergent with odour absorbant neutral smell, excellent antistatic properties as well as bactericidal and comfort retexturing. Application in perc and hydrocarbon.

Composition Combination of anionidnon-ionic surfactants, disinfectants, odour-absorbant and fragrance.

Chemicalphysical data

Appearance:

Density:

Viscosity:

pH:

Flash point:

Solubility:

Low- temperature behaviour:

clear, bright-yellow liquid

0.99 gh l (20 O Q

100-1 50 mPas (20 OC)

7.0-8.0

above 100 "C

soluble in perc and hydrocarbon, miscible with water

cloud point < - 8OC

Characteristics

Clothing that has been cleaned with CPlP COMFORT has bactericidal effect, odour- absorbing properties and neutral smell.

CLIP COMFORT does not contain VOC substances. The distillation residue remains liquid and pumpable.

4 CLIP COMFORT ensures superb cleaning action in solvents; fibrecaring retexturing enhances the wear comfort and makes ironing so much easier.

* CLIP COMFORT prevents fluff deposits and fluff clogging in the cleaning machine. This ensures an optimized drying process.

Application Concentration: 2-3 ml CLlP COMFORT per

liter of liquor in tank and filter.

Topping-up: Dual-bath procedure (1' bath for distillation) - 75 ml CPlP COMFORT per 10 kg of machine capacity. Dosage into 2& bath.

Single-bath procedure - 50 ml CLlP COMFORT per 10 kg of machine capacity.

Prespotting: Due to the cleaning effect of CLIP COMFORT, prespotting is required only in case of extreme dirt. CLlP COMFORT can be used for prespotting.

Dangerous substances regulations R36/38 Irritating to eyes and skin. 524125 Avoid contact with eyes and skin,

Packaging 24 kg liquibox

200 kg PE ring barrel

Storage In closed packagings, CLIP COMFORT has a shelf life of at least 12 months. The product is indifferent to frost, but thickens at low temperatures. To ensure correct dosage, heat product to a temperature sf at least + 15 O G

before use.

4 CLlP COMFORT reliably protects clothing from static charges. The antistatic effect remains even when wearing the clothing.

All the details given are correct to the best of our knowledge. They must be adjusted to suit operating conditions. We accept no liabiliv in respect of this information.

Your pnrlmr for textile finishin& fextile care, and hygiene

Chemische Fabrik Krevssler + Co GmbH, Postfach 12 0 4 54, D-65082 Wiesbaden, Phone + +49 61 1 9271-0, Fax + +49 61 1 9271-1 1 1 TM .CL!P COMFORT, GGB 03.01.

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