SAFETY DATA SHEET

VARSOL

SECTION I
PRODUCT IDENTIFICATION AND MANUFACTURER INFORMATION
TRADE NAME OF THE SUBSTANCE VARSOL
BRAND (IF OWNED) SHINE KING
KIND OF PRODUCT CLEANING SOLVENT
NAME OF THE MANUFACTURING OR OWNER BISONTE INDUSTRIES SA
COMPANY
MANUFACTURER ADDRESS CRA 22 No 15-46
COUNTRY BOGOTA COLOMBIA
PHONE NO. (057) 1 7958570 E-MAIL email@inbisonte.com
EMERGENCY NUMBERS (057) 1 7958570
DATE OF ISSUANCE OR DATE OF LAST REVISION OF THE MSDS 27/02/2019

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SECTION II
COMPOSITION AND INFORMATION ON HAZARDOUS INGREDIENTS
COMMON OR GENERIC NAME OF THE HAZARDOUS % (specify) CAS NO.
COMPONENT
Complex mixture of aliphatic hydrocarbons between C9 and 100% 8032-32-4
C12, paraffins, cycloparaffins and aromatics. 8052-41-3
SECTION III
IDENTIFICATION OF RISKS AND EFFECTS OF EXPOSURE
EFFECT BY DETAIL
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INHALATION The vapors have a low degree of toxicity, it can cause

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dry throat with cough and chest congestion, drowsiness,

dizziness, headache.
INGESTION Produces nausea and vomiting.
EYE CONTACT Generates irritation through direct contact with the eyes.
SKIN CONTACT May cause irritation due to prolonged contact with the product,
causing dermatitis.
CARCINIGENICITY,
MUTAGENICITY,
Information not available.
TERATOGENICITY AND
NEUROTOXICITY
SECTION IV
FIRST AID
INHALATION
Remove victim from source of exposure and move to fresh air. If
not breathing, clear airways; Provide CPR if trained to do so.
Avoid direct mouth-to-mouth contact. If the victim is breathing
with difficulty, trained personnel should administer oxygen with
subsequent continuous monitoring of the victim. Get medical
attention immediately.

INGESTION If the victim is conscious, does not convulse, and can drink fluids,
give him or her two glasses of water to drink slowly. DO NOT
INDUCE VOMITING. If vomiting occurs, keep the victim inclined
to reduce the risk of aspiration, repeat administration of water,
and observe for difficulty breathing. Ask for immediate Medic
assistance
EYE CONTACT
Wash immediately in an eyewash station with plenty of low-
pressure, preferably warm water, for at least 15 minutes. During
washing, separate the eyelids to facilitate water penetration. Do
not attempt to neutralize with chemical agents or drops without a
doctor's order. Get medical attention quickly.

SKIN CONTACT
Quickly remove excess product. Wash the contaminated area
completely with plenty of soap and preferably warm water for at
least 15 minutes. Remove contaminated clothing, shoes and
leather items under running water. Do not attempt to neutralize
with chemical agents. Get medical attention if irritation persists.

RECOMMENDED ANTIDOTE Does not apply

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INFORMATION FOR HE Solvent derived from petroleum.
MEDICAL (when applicable)
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SECTION V
MEASURES AGAINST FIRE
FLASH POINT °C 37 – 39°C
FLAMMABLE LIMITS %v/v 0.6 - 8
Does not apply
SUITABLE EXTINGUISHING MEDIA

PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT TO FIGHT Self-contained breathing equipment to protect the

FIRE respiratory tract, as well as appropriate clothing and
gloves to protect the skin.
HAZARDOUS COMBUSTION No information available, but it may generate toxic
PRODUCTS gases.

Special considerations: Combustible liquid. It can form explosive mixtures at temperatures equal
to or above its flash point. The liquid can accumulate static charges by transferring or shaking.
Vapors can travel at ground level to an ignition source and burn back to their place of origin. The
liquid can float on water to an ignition source and return in flames. Pouring product into drains may
cause fire or explosion hazard. Produces toxic gases by combustion.
Procedure: Evacuate the fire area for 100 meters in all directions. If a container or tanker is
involved, evacuate within 800 meters. If product leaks, stop leaking before attempting to extinguish
fire, if you can do so safely. Cool containers with water as a spray, and remove from heat if you
can do so safely. Do not add water to the containers. Water may be ineffective in extinguishing fire,
since the product is insoluble. Approach the fire in the same direction as the wind. For massive
fires use nozzles with supports. Stay away from the ends of containers. Use self-contained
breathing apparatus. Normal firefighter clothing provides limited protection for this product and is
only recommended for rapid entry-exit operations in special cases.
Suitable Extinguishing Media: Small fires: carbon dioxide, dry chemical, regular foam. Large
fires: foam, water in the form of dew or fog. Do not use water in a stream.
NFPA: Health 1; Flammability 2; Instability 0 (official NFPA classification).

SECTION VI
MEASURES IN CASE OF SPILL OR LEAK
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Face the direction from which the wind is blowing. Avoid low areas. Eliminate all ignition sources
such as flames or sparks. Stop or control leak if you can do so safely. Ventilate area of spill. Do not
use metal shovels. Small Spills: Evacuate and isolate 25 to 50 meters. Contain spill with
polyurethane dams or special oil socks and absorb with inert absorbents such as hydrocarbon
socks, pads or mats, chemizorb or vermiculite. DO NOT USE SOIL, SAND OR SAW DUST.
Deposit waste in closed and marked containers. Wash the area with soap and water. Large Spills:
Evacuate and isolate the area 300 meters in all directions. Use water spray to cool and disperse
vapors and protect personnel. Prevent spilled material from entering water sources, drains or
confined spaces. For this purpose, prefabricated dams are available. Contact relief agencies.
Dumping into water: Use special spaghetti (boom) type absorbents to remove hydrocarbon from
the surface. Recommended Absorbents: Socks, Pillows, Rugs and booms.
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SECTION VII
MANIPULATION AND STORAGE
STORAGE TEMPERATURE Store in tightly closed containers in a cool,
dry place.
STORAGE CONDITIONS Does not apply
CONTAINERS HANDLING Keep the containers closed
hermetically. Keep out of
the
reach of children, food and drinks.
PACKAGING Materials inappropriate for
Storage: Wood and Metal.

Avoid all sources of ignition (sparks, flames, heat, lit cigarettes). Ground containers and pipes. Use
spark and explosion proof systems. Avoid generating vapors or mists. Never perform siphon
operations with your mouth. Never use this product to wash hands or arms. Wash your hands very
well after handling. Avoid contact with eyes, skin and clothing. Store tightly closed in a well-
ventilated place, away from incompatible materials and heat at room temperature (between 15 and
25 °C). Storage of large quantities must be in an outdoor area. Internal storage must be in a
standard enclosure for flammable liquids. Properly mark storage areas and containers.

SECTION VIII
EXPOSURE CONTROLS AND PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT
VENTILATION CONDITIONS Does not require
RESPIRATORY PROTECTION EQUIPMENT From 50 to 1000 ppm: Respirator with cartridge
for organic vapors.
> 1000 ppm: Self-contained breathing
apparatus.
EYE PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT Splash Safety Goggles
DERMAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT Gloves
>8hr: Nitrile, Viton (Silver Shield)
>4hr: Polyvinyl alcohol (PVA).
CLOTHING AND FOOTWEAR Prolonged or repeated contact: Viton.
Slight to moderate splash risk, suit in Tempro
or Tychem.
High risk, Tychem, CPF1 to 4, Respond,
Reflector.
Boots: >8hr:Nitrile rubber.
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SECTION IX
PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL PROPERTIES
COLOR, ODOR AND APPEARANCE Colorless translucent liquid with a characteristic solvent
odor.
SOLUBILITY IN WATER AND OTHER Insoluble in water (<0.01% at 25°C)
SOLVENTS Soluble in most organic solvents.
MELTING POINT Undetermined
FLASHPOINT Minimum 35°C (closed glass)
TEMPERATURE OF
229°C
AUTOIGNITION
pH (20 °C) NA
DENSITY 0.74 – 0.80 g/ml
SECTION
STABILITY AND REACTIVITY
STABILITY Is stable in conditions normal of
storage.
CONDITIONS TO AVOID Avoid static discharge, sparks, open flames, heat and
other ignition sources.
INCOMPATIBILITY Strong oxidizing agents (such as sodium hypochlorite,
strong acids, hydrogen peroxide, etc.). Non-corrosive to
metals.
PRODUCTS OF THE carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide
HAZARDOUS DECOMPOSITION
SECTION XI
TOXICOLOGY INFORMATION
INHALATION Vapors or mists at concentrations greater than 1000 ppm cause
eye and respiratory tract irritation, central nervous system
(CNS) depression, headache, dizziness, intellectual impairment
and fatigue, confusion, anesthesia, drowsiness, loss of
consciousness and possible death
SKIN CONTACT Low toxicity. Irritation. Prolonged or frequent contact may cause
irritation and rash (dermatitis). Because it is a skin degreaser,
its contact can aggravate an existing dermatitis condition.
Through frequent or prolonged contact, it causes irritation.
Prolonged contact with wet clothing can cause burns, blisters
and pain.
EYE CONTACT
In the form of liquid, vapors, or mists, it produces mild and
temporary irritation, but does not cause damage to eye tissues.
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INGESTION
Low oral toxicity. Very dangerous if it is aspirated and enters
the lungs, even in small quantities, which can occur during
ingestion or vomiting, and can cause mild to severe lung
damage, and even death.

CHRONIC EFFECTS
After repeated overexposure, chronic poisoning with organic
solvents may develop, with symptoms such as headache,
dizziness, memory loss, fatigue, joint pain, sleep disturbances,
depression, irritability, nausea. This condition is rare. Effects on
the liver have been reported after intense and prolonged
exposures. Carcinogenicity: As a petroleum derivative, it may
contain ingredients or impurities of carcinogenic compounds.
No reproductive, mutagenic, teratogenic, embryotoxic or
synergistic effects have been reported.

SECTION XII
INFORMATION ON EFFECTS ON ECOLOGY
TOXICITY Toxic to aquatic life. Do not allow entry into drains, rivers and other
water sources. It floats and prevents the oxygenation of bodies of
water.
SECTION XIII
CONSIDERATIONS ON THE FINAL DISPOSAL OF THE PRODUCT
Reuse it or send it to incineration in a suitable oven, which has an Environmental License.
SECTION XIV
TRANSPORTATION INFORMATION
The vehicle label must measure at least 25 cm on a side and must be resistant to environmental
conditions. Properly label containers or tank cars and keep them closed. Do not transport it
together with explosive products (class 1), toxic gases (2.3), oxidizing substances (5.1), peroxides
(5.2), toxic substances (6.1). Turn off the engine when loading and unloading. Do not smoke in the
vehicle or within 7.5 metres. Ground the tank car before transferring product to or from the
container. Close and secure manholes and valves, and check that they do not leak. Hazard
classification according to the UN Orange Book: 3 - Flammable liquid. (See current legal
regulations)

SECTION XV
REGULATORY INFORMATION
NUMBER ONE 1268
ATTENTION Flammable liquid and vapor
ATTENTION Harmful by ingestion, contact and inhalation
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Combustible liquid and vapor. Fire or explosion hazard. Possible carcinogenic effects, toxic to
aquatic organisms, may cause long-term negative effects in the aquatic environment, harmful, if
ingested may cause lung damage, repeated exposure may cause dryness or cracking of the skin.
Keep out of the reach of children, do not throw waste down the drain, wear appropriate protective
clothing and gloves. Avoid release into the environment, obtain special instructions from the safety
sheet. If ingested, do not cause vomiting, seek medical advice immediately and show the label or
container.
SECTION XVI
OTHER INFORMATION
The information and recommendations that appear in this material safety sheet are, to the best of
our knowledge, entirely reliable. Consumers and customers should conduct their own research and
verification regarding the safe use of this material.
BIBLIOGRAPHY: 1. NFPA, Fire protection guide to Hazardous Materials, 13a. Edition, 2002. 2.
Forsberg, K., et al. Quick Selection Guide to Chemical Protective Clothing. 5th edition. Van
Nostrand Reinhold, 2007. 3. United Nations. Recommendations for Transportation of
Dangerous Goods. 16 Edition. USES. 2009. 4. CCOHS. MSDS ONLINE database. Canadian
Center for Occupational Health and Safety. Canada. 5. ACGIH. Threshhold Limit Values for
Chemical Substances (TLVs). USES. 2010. 6. Ministry of Transportation. Decree 1609 of 2002.
Transport of Dangerous Goods by Road. Bogota. MinTransport. 2002.
Source Origin. ARL SURA