For the event of contact with various chemicals and processed
material it is advisable to:
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Manufacturer's data sheets:
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Follow them and keep them ready to hand.
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Always provide them to the doctor if one is called.
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After inhalation:
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Go into the fresh air.
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Visit a doctor in the event of persistent complaints.
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If skin comes into contact with
hot
material:
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Do not remove material from your skin!
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Rinse with plenty of water, if possible.
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Remove contaminated clothing.
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After burns:
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Cool immediately.
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If skin comes into contact with
cold
material:
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Rinse with plenty of soap and water.
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Remove contaminated clothing.
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After eye contact:
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Rinse with plenty of water for around 10 – 15 minutes. Hold
your eyelids open. Remove contact lenses if you wear
them.
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If swallowed:
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Rinse your mouth thoroughly with water. Where appropriate
drink 1 – 2 glasses of water. Do not induce vomiting.
In any case, see a doctor as soon as possible.
Have even what appear to be minor injuries examined and treated
by specialists. Apparently insignificant injuries, where liquids such
as adhesives, hydraulic or lubricating oils, emulsions or other
chemical substances could have entered the wound, can lead to
severe consequential damages. They can cause life-threatening
circulatory disorders, infections and poisoning.
An electrical accident is the result of a human body closing the cir-
cuit between two energized parts.
In the event of an electrical accident the threat to individuals
depends on the following parameters:
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Current path
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Contact voltage
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Duration of the current flow
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Frequency
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Level of moisture of the skin
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Size of the contact surface
It can include heart rhythm disturbances, ventricular fibrillation and
burn injuries due to the arcing effect. It is always advisable to con-
sult a doctor.
Immediate measures following an
electrical accident
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