Trade Name:
Orange Guard (EPA Reg.# 61887-1-AA) Cas Registry #: 5989-27-5 (d-Limonene, 5.8%)
Cas Registry Names: Citrus Terpenes, Orange Terpenes, Menthadiene
The active ingredient is d-Limonene (solvent). This is a steam-distilled
byproduct of citrus peels, entirely of natural origin.
Orange Guard is water-based and all ingredients are classified
food-grade and G.R.A.S. (generally recognized as safe) by the FDA.
Section 2) Physical & Health Hazard
Ingredients
None.
Section 3) Physical & Chemical Characteristics
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Boiling Point:
Vapor Pressure:
Vapor Density:
Water Solubility:
Melting/Freezing Point:
Appearance:
Specific Gravity:
Evaporation Rate
pH:
Viscosity:
Miscibility:
Odor: |
99-100
degrees C.
0.82 @ 100 degrees F.
Not volatile
Readily soluble
No data found
White, opalescent
0.9753 g/m I
Not volatile
6.1
1.97 centipose @ 100 degrees F.
Completely in all proportions
Citrus like |
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Section
4) Physical Hazard
Data |
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Flash
Point:
Auto ignition temp:
Flammable limits:
Fire lighting media:
Special fire fighting procedures:
Fire explosion hazards:
NFPA Hazard Codes:
HMIS Hazard Codes:
Fire point (ASTM Method) |
>141
degrees F.
No data found
No data found
Use media for primary cause of fire
None known
None known
Health/Flammability/Reactivity 000
Health/Flammability/Reactivity 000
No data found |
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Section
5) Reactivity Data |
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Stability:
Hazardous Polymerization:
Incompatible Materials:
Hazardous Decomposition
Products: |
Stable
Will not occur
None Known
None Known |
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Section
6) Health Hazard Data |
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Acute Toxicity
Acute oral LD50 > 5g/kg body weight; classified toxicity category
4 for oral effects in accordance to EPA/FIFRA regulations.
Acute dermal LD50 > 5g/kg body weight; classified toxicity
category 4
Acute Inhalation LC50 > 5.21 mg/liter of air for a 4 hour
period. All animals survived study in apparent good health and
exhibited normal weight gains during the 14 day study. No Gross
changes were observed in any animals at terminal necropsy.
Primary Eye Irritation Study: Classified in toxicity category
3 for eye effects meaning corneal involvement clearing in 7 days
or less.
Primary Dermal Sensitization Study: Conclusion was -Orange Guard
tested neat and would not be considered a dermal sensitizing
agent.
Primary Dermal Irritant Study: Classified in toxicity category
4 |
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DOT Corrosive:
Primary route of entry:
Symptoms of Ingestion:
Symptoms of Inhalation:
Symptoms of Skin Contact:
Symptoms of Eye Contact:
Emergency First Aid Procedures
First Aid for Ingestion:
First Aid for Inhalation:
First Aid for Skin Contact:
First Aid for Eye Contact:
Medical Conditions Aggravated by Exposure:
Exposure Limits:
Other Toxicity
Tumorigenicity:
Mutagenicity:
Reproductive Toxicity:
Miscellaneous Toxicity: |
No
Contact
No effects of exposure expected
No effects of exposure expected
No effects of exposure expected
Mild irritation
None required
None Required
Wash with soap and water after exposure
Rinse eye with water, see physician if irritation persists
Possibly citrus allergies
Exempt
None
None
None
No data found |
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Section
7) Occupational Control Procedures |
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Respiratory
Protection:
Eye Protection:
Skin Protection:
Personal Hygiene: |
None
Required
Safety Glasses
None required
Observe ordinary measures of hygiene |
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Section
8) Precautions for Safe Handling and Use |
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Spill/Leak
Clean-up Procedures:
Disposal Method:
EPA Hazardous Substance Reportable Quantity:
RCRA Class: |
Small spills may be wiped up. Dirt, sand, or other suitable absorbents
for disposal according to Federal, State, or Local regulations
should absorb large spills.
Dispose of with liquid waste according to Federal, State, and
Local regulations
Not listed
Not regulated |
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Section
9) Transportation Data |
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Domestic Data
DOT Shipping Name:
DOT Hazard Class:
Hazardous Ingredients:
UN Number:
Export Data
Export Shipping Name:
Export Hazard Class:
Hazardous Ingredients:
UN Number:
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Not regulated
Not regulated
None
None
Not regulated
Not regulated
None
None
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