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Safety Data Sheet
GS Yuasa Battery Ltd.
Sales Planning Group, Sales Planning Division
1-7-13,Shiba-Koen,Minato-ku,Tokyo,105-0011,Japan
Emergency contact : TEL +81-3-5402-5733
FAX +81-3-5402-5743

SDS No. 084E-120619
Product Name(Chemicals name or Merchandise Name) :Valve Regulated Lead-Acid Battery 《Without Electrolyte》
Identification

ofsubstanceParts

Materials

Mass proportion

LeadCAS No.
7439-92-1

Plate

85～90%
Lead Compound

Container and lid
ClassificationofHazardousness-Synthetic resin(PP・ABS)
andPoisonous

10～15%-materials

Classification nameClassification standard not applicable to batteries.

Hazardousness

Classification standard not applicable to batteries.

Poisonous materials

Lead and lead compounds, chemicals known that there areprobably carcinogenic to humans(Listed Group2 in IARC).

Effect on Environment

Lead adversely affects living things such as animals and plants.

Emergency Measures

ActionattheInhalation

Remove from exposure, and have medical treatment.

Eye contact

Immediately flush the eye sufficiently with water, and have
immediate medical treatment.

Skin contact

Immediately wash it down with a large quantity of water, andthoroughly wash the skin with soap.

Ingestion

Immediately rinse the mouth with a large quantity of fresh water,and drink another large quantity of fresh water. Then, have
immediate medical treatment.

TimeofFire

Fire fighting action

If batteries are on charge, turn off power. Use positive pressure,self-contained breathing apparatus. Water applied to battery
electrolyte generates heat and cause it to spatter. Wearacid-resistant clothing.

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ActionatTheTimeofLead

Outflow
Collect leaking and spilled liquid in containers as far as possible.
Use face shield, Chemical protection suit, filter respirator for toxic
particles and protective gloves.

Handling

Exposure

andStoring

Precautions

Handling:• Do not put a fire close to the battery. Do not short it between theterminals.
• Charge the battery in a well-ventilated room.

Storing:

Choose a place that is not exposed to high temperatures, highhumidity, wind and rain, direct sunlight, fire, poisonous gasses,droplets, dust generation or ingress, or submersion.

Inhibiting

DeviceOccupational Exposure Limits
ＡＣＧＩＨ（ＴＬＶ）（2004-2005）

Lead:

ＴＷＡ 0.05mg/m3

Wear protective clothing when handling batteries.
(At that time, be sure to wear protective goggles, gloves, gum boots, and respiratory protection.)

Physical/ Chemical Properties
Not

applicableMaterials

tobatteries.

LeadSynthetic resin (PP, ABS)
Half transparent milky white• Outerappearance

Silverwhitesolidor Cream Solid

Hazardousness• Specificgravity• Boiling• Melting

11.3

Approx. 1.0

point

1,740℃-point327℃

110～165℃

information

As per “Classification of Hazardousness and Poisonous materials” above.
Poisonousmaterials

information

As per “Classification of Hazardousness and Poisonous materials” above.
Environmental

information

As per “Classification of Hazardousness and Poisonous materials” above.
Disposing

precautions
Used batteries shall be recycled for reuse in accordance with relative national law andregulations.

Transporting

precautions
Try to avoid mingling batteries with other substances.

Handle with care dropping a battery.

3/3Applicablelawsandregulations• Poison and Deleterious Substance Control Law : Lead Compound• Pollutant Release and Transfer Register Law : Lead and Lead Compound• Labor Safety and Hygiene Law : Lead
•Hazardous Materials Storage and Ship Transportation Regulations: Not ApplicableUN Number

No DataDangerous Goods

No Data

Packing GroupNo DataSpecial Provision

No Data