For the application and use of Lanoguard products. Lanoguard liquid is not classified as hazardous according to criteria of Worksafe Australia.

Identification for: LIQUID LANOLIN Product Shipping Name Lanolin/Hydrocarbon Trade Name Liquid Lanolin Manufacturer Lanoguard New Zealand Material Data UN No. NR Hazchem Code NR Package Group NR Dangerous Goods Class Subsidy Risk NR EPG Card Code NR Poisons Schedule 5 Chemical Ingredients Chemical Entity CAS Number Proportion Napths Hydrotreated Heavy 100% 64742-48-9 <75% N Parafins     I Parafins     Napthenes     Physical Description/Properties Appearance Light tan coloured liquid with typical wool fleece odor Boiling point 110-140C (approx) Vapour Pressure 0.6 @ 38C Specific Gravity 0.934 @ 15C Flash Point 63C Pensky-Martens closed cup Flammability Limits (%) 0.6/7.0 Lei/Uel Precautions for Use Exposure Limits TLV .300ppm Ventilation If above exposure limit use flame proof exhaust fan Personal Protection Face shield or safety goggles and solvent resistant gloves Personal Protection Combustible liquid 3.3; electrically earth all equipment and store away from sparks, flames and strong oxidants Health Hazard Information: Health Affects Swallowed Minimal toxicity Eye Irritatingv Skin May cause slight irritation with prolonged use Inhaled May cause dizziness or headaches First Aid Swallowed Do not induce vomiting - seek medical advice Eye Hold open eye and wash with copious amounts of water for 10 minutes - seek medical advice Skin Wash with water - use soap if available Inhaled Contact Poisons Information Centre First Aid Swallowed Do not induce vomiting - seek medical advice Eye Hold open eye and wash with copious amounts of water for 10 minutes - seek medical advice Skin Wash with water - use soap if available Inhaled Contact Poisons Information Centre Safe Handling Information Storage and Transport Non-regulated product - store away from flames, sparks and strong oxidants Spills and Disposal Remove ignition sources. Shut off leak where safe to do so. Contain spill with absorbent material or sand. Consult your Local Authority. Fire/Exposure Hazard Foam, dry chemical, carbon dioxide, water fog