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SAFETY DATA SHEET
Lead-acid battery is not a target product for SDS (safety data sheet).
This sheet is intended to be issued in order to provide "reference information" to ensure the safe
handling of the product.
1. Chemical Product and Company Identification
Product name
Information on company
Company name: Lead Acid battery (Without Electrolyte): GS Yuasa Battery Ltd.

Relevant dept.

: Sales Planning Group, Sales Planning Division

Address
Phone number
Fax number: 1-7-13, Shiba-Koen, Minato-ku, Tokyo, 105-0011, Japan: +81-3-5402-5733: +81-3-5402-5743

2. Hazards Identification
GHS classification
Physical and chemical hazards
Health hazards
Environmental hazards: Not applicable: Not applicable: Not applicable

GHS label elements:
Pictogram
Signal words
Hazard statements
Precautionary statement
Other risks/hazards: None: None: None: None: No information

3. Composition/Information on Ingredients
Information on composition and ingredients:
Chemical name orcommon nameNO.

Component
part

1

Lead

Terminal,
electrode plate2

Lead dioxide

Electrode plate3

Lead sulfate
Polypropylene
or ABS resin

Electrode plate
Battery
container, lid

4Content rate(mass ratio)

75～95%
10～25%

Chemicalformula

CAS no.

Pb

7439-92-1

PbO2

1309-60-0

PbSO4

7446-14-2
9003-07-0/9003-56-9

4. First-aid Measures
If inhaled: (Lead, lead dioxide, lead sulfate, dilute sulfuric acid)
Remove person to fresh air, keep comfortable forbreathing.

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If on skin

If in eyes

If swallowed

Most important symptoms/effects,
acute and delayed
Protection for first-aiders

Get medical advice/attention.
: (Lead, lead dioxide, lead sulfate)
Wash skin with plenty of water and soap.
If skin irritation occurs, get medical advice/attention.
: (Lead, lead dioxide, lead sulfate)Open the eyelids with your fingers, rinse thoroughly withwater for at least 15 minutes.
Remove contact lenses, if present and easy to do.
Continue rinsing.
Get medical attention/advice.
: (Lead, lead dioxide, lead sulfate)
Rinse mouth.
Get medical advice/attention.
: (Lead, lead dioxide, lead sulfate)
Stomach cramps, lethargy, headache, nausea, vomiting,weakness, wheezing, pallor, hemoglobinuria, collapse.
: Rescuers wear protective equipment such as rubber gloves
and tight-fitting safety goggles.

5. Fire Fighting Measures
Suitable extinguishing media
Unsuitable extinguishing media
Specific risk/hazard

Specific fire fighting method

Protection for fire-fighters: Extinguish the fire by extinguishers of dry chemical agent,
foam fire extinguish agent, and non-flammable gas.
: No information.
: In case of fire, there is a possibility that irritative, corrosive
or toxic fumes or gases are generated.
There is a possibility of explosion of the product by heat.
: Cut off the power in case of connection/energizing the
product into the device, if can be coped with safely.
Move the product from the fire area if it is not dangerous.
After extinguishing the fire, continue to cool the container
thoroughly with plenty of water.
Immediately move the movable product to safe place whenfire occurs in surrounding. If it is not movable, cool the
product with water spray.
Keep away the combustible materials to prevent spread firearound.
: Extinguish fire from upwind.
Wear appropriate protective clothes for chemical (selfcontained breathing apparatus, protective glasses, etc.) tofire fighting.

6. Accidental Release Measures
Personal precautions, protective
equipment and emergency measures: Wear appropriate protective equipment (gloves, protective
glasses, protective clothing and the like), when processing
the leakage.

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Precautions for the environment
Method for containment and clean-up
Prevention of secondary hazards

Do not touch or walk through the leakage.
Do not breathe dust, mist and vapour.
: Be careful to not discharge the product into the rivers,
sewer, and soil.
: Collected material should be disposed in compliancewith ’13. Disposal Considerations’.
: Immediately remove all ignition sources in the vicinity.
Prepare fire extinguishing equipment just in case it isignited.

7. Handling and Storage
Handling
Technical measures

Local exhaust/general ventilation
Cautions for Safety Handling

StorageTechnical measures
Storage condition: Take measure described in ‘8: Exposure Controls andPersonal Protective Equipment’, and wear appropriate
protective equipment.
: Work in a well-ventilated place and provide local exhaust or
general ventilation as necessary.
: Do not use fire near the product.
Do not dismantle or modify the product.
Do not do short-circuit between the terminals.
Handling and charging of the product should be in wellventilated place.
Prevent falling and overturning of container. Careful to notgive a shock.
Try to not damage the product.
Do not eat, drink or smoke when using this product.
: Provide a ventilation and lighting required for storing andhandling hazardous materials in the storage location.
: Do not store near the fire.
Do not store in place where is exposed to high temperature,high humidity, rain, direct sunlight.
Store in place where is no risk of fire, toxic gas, liquid
droplets, generating or invasion of dust, and submerged.

8. Exposure Controls and Personal Protective Equipment
Controlled exposure level

Permissible exposure level
Japan Society for Occupational
HealthACGIH: Lead (electrode plate, terminal), lead dioxide(electrodeplate), lead sulfate(electrode plate)
Lead and its compounds(as lead)
TLV = 0.05 mg/m3: Lead(electrode plate, terminal), lead dioxide(electrodeplate), lead sulfate(electrode plate)
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LEAD AND INORGANIC COMPOUNDS, AS Pb
TLV-TWA = 0.05 mg/m3: Provide hand wash and eyes wash facilities and safety
shower near the handling place as necessary.

Engineering controls
Personal protective equipment
Respiratory protection
Hand protection
Eye protection
Skin and body protection
Hygiene measures: Wear respiratory protective equipment (air respirator, dust
mask, gas mask (for acid gases)) as necessary.
: Wear impermeable protective gloves (acid resistance).
: Wear protective glasses, goggle type safety glasses and thelike.
: Wear protective clothing, protective apron and the like asnecessary.
: Do not eat, drink or smoke when handling.
Wash hands thoroughly after handling.
Protective equipment shall be inspected regularly according
to the protective equipment checklist.

9. Physical and Chemical properties
Lead

Lead dioxide

Lead sulfate

Appearances(physical state, form,
color, etc.)

Silver white solid

Brown crystal or
powderWhite crystal

Odor

No information.

No information.

No information.

Threshold of odor

No information.

No information.

No information.

pH

No information.

No information.

No information.

Melting point

327.4°C
1,749°C

888°C
1,480°C

1170°C
No information

Flash point

Non flammable

Non flammable

Non flammable

Flammability(solid,gas)

Non flammable

Non flammable

Non flammableSpecific
gravity(density)

11.35g/cm3(20°C)

9.53g/cm3

6.2

Solubility

Water: Insoluble.

Water: Insoluble.

Water: Hardly
soluble.

Partition coefficient (noctanol/water)

No information.

No information

No information

Auto-ignition
temperature

Non flammable

Non flammable

Non flammable

Decomposition
temperature

No information.

290°C

1000°C

Viscosity

No information.

No information.

No information.

Other Information

No information.

No information.

No information.

Boiling point, initial
boiling point andboiling range

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10. Stability and Reactivity
Stability

Hazardous reactivity

Conditions to avoid
Incompatible materials

Hazardous decomposition products: (lead)When oxygen is present, it will be eroded by pure waterand the weak organic acid. At normal temperature, it will beeroded by fluorine or chlorine.
(lead dioxide/ lead sulfate)
It is considered to be stable under normal handling andstorage.
: (lead)It does not occur hazardous reaction under normal
condition.
(lead dioxide)
React violently with combustible materials and organic
matter (sulfuric acid, hydrogen peroxide, phosphoric acid),and it may cause risk of fire.
(lead sulfate)
It may react with strong oxidizing agents.
: Heating, contact with ignition sources (open flame, spark,
etc.,): (lead): Oxidizing agent.
(lead dioxide): Flammable materials, reducing materials.
(lead sulfate): Strong oxidizing agents.
: In case, there is a possibility that irritative or toxic gases orfumes (sulfur trioxide, carbon monoxide, mist sulfate, sulfur
dioxide, hydrogen sulfide) are generated.
In case of fire, there is a possibility that irritative or toxic
gases or fumes are generated.

11. Toxicological Information
Indicate the information for each of components of lead acid battery as below.
○Lead (electrode plate, terminal)
Acute toxicity (Oral)
Acute toxicity (Dermal)
Acute toxicity (Inhalation: Gases)
Acute toxicity (Inhalation: Vapours)
Acute toxicity(Inhalation: Dust and Mists)
Skin corrosion/irritation
Serious eye damage/eye irritation
Respiratory or skin sensitization
Germ cell mutagenicity: No data.
: No data.
: Classification not applicable because it is a solid in thedefinition of GHS.
: No data.
: No data.
: No data.
: No data.
: No data.
: Although there are contradicting results about thechromosome aberration in the peripheral blood lymphocytes

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Carcinogenicity

Reproductive toxicity

Specific target organ toxicity(single exposure)Specific target organ toxicity(repeated exposure)from people who are engaged in lead-related work (IARC
suppl.7 (1987), EHC 3 (1977), DFGOTvol.17 (2002), ACGIH(7th, 2001)), there are descriptions of lead itself having
chromosome aberration/micronucleus inductive actions.
Therefore, it was classified as Category 2.
: From the below classifications, it was classified as Category
2.
⚫ IARC Supplement 7 (1987) and Japan Society for
Occupational Health: 2B⚫ ACGIH (7th, 2001): A3⚫ EPA (IRIS (1993)): B2: Since there is the description that there is the affect for
sperm formation disorder in human exposure example (EHC
3 (1977), ACGIH (7th, 2001), DFGOTvol.17 (2002)), andovulation dysfunction was observed in the female
occupation exposure example (EHC 3 (1977)), it wasclassified as "Category 1A". There are the descriptions
about the relationship with neonatal developmental disorderof cognitive function (ACGIH (7th, 2001), DFGOTvol.17(2002), PATTY (4th, 1994) and IARC 23 (1980)), and thedescriptions about the relationship with the increase of
miscarriage (DFGOTvol.17 (2002), and PATTY (4th, 1994)).
However, the distinct conclusion has not obtained.
: Although there was a case report that renal dysfunction wasobserved in the acute toxicity in human (DFGOT, vol.17(2002)), there was the description that no kidney damage inthe subsequent epidemiologic study in the same source ofreference. Therefore, the data is insufficient for considering
the kidney as target organ, therefore, it is classified as"classification not possible".
: Due to the descriptions that the target organs were
hematopoietic system, nervous system, kidney, andcardiovascular system in DFGOTvol.17 (2002), that heme
synthesis inhibitors, nephropathy and brain diseases wereobserved in the human exposure examples in EHC 3(1977), ACGIH (7th, 2001), PATTY (4th, 1994), and IARC 23(1980), that it affects to the peripheral nerve and function ofcentral nerve system in humans exposure examples in EHC
3 (1977), ACGIH (7th, 2001), PATTY (4th, 1994), that it
affects to cardiovascular system, such as high bloodpressure in human exposure examples in EHC 3 (1977),
ACGIH (7th, 2001), that the immunosupressive effect wasobserved in human exposure examples in PATTY (4th,1994), it is considered that the target organs were
hematopoietic system, the kidney, central nervous systems,
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Aspiration hazard
Others○Lead dioxide (electrode plate)
Acute toxicity (Oral)
Acute toxicity (Dermal)
Acute toxicity (Inhalation: Gases)
Acute toxicity (Inhalation: Vapours)
Acute toxicity(Inhalation: Dust and Mists)
Skin corrosion/irritation

Serious eye damage/eye irritation

Respiratory or skin sensitization
Germ cell mutagenicity

Carcinogenicity

Reproductive toxicity

immune system, and they all were classified as “Category
1”. Although there are the descriptions of the case reports ofthyroid or adrenal hypofunctions in EHC 3 (1977), eachcase reports are before 1970, and there is no similar report
after that, since there is the description that no effects wasobserved in the thyroid in DFGOTvol.17 (2002), the thyroid
and the adrenal gland were not considered as for target
organs.
: No data.
: No information.

: No data.
: No data.
: Classification not applicable because it is a solid in thedefinition of GHS.
: No data.
: No data.
: Since there is the description of "Probably a severe eye,skin, and mucous membrane irritant "(HSDB (2006)), it isconsidered that indicate severe irritation to skin. Therefore,
it was classified as Category 2.
: Since there is the description of "Probably a severe eye,skin, and mucous membrane irritant "(HSDB (2006)), it isconsidered that indicate severe irritation to eyes. Therefore,
it is classified as Category 2A.
: No data.
: From the description of NTP DB (Access on February2006);⚫ Heritable germ cell mutagenicity tests: None.
⚫ Germ cell/ somatic cells in vivo mutagenicity tests:
None.
⚫ Germ cell/ somatic cells in vivo genetic toxicity test:
None.
⚫ Positive (strong) results of multiple indicators in in
vitro mutagenicity test: None.
It was classified as “Classification not possible”.
: From the below classifications, it was classified as Category
2.
⚫ NTP (2005): R⚫ IARC (1987): Group 2B⚫ ACGIH (2001): A3⚫ The Japan Society for Occupational Health : 2B
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Specific target organ toxicity(single exposure, repeatedexposure)

Aspiration hazard
Others○Lead sulfate (electrode plates)
Acute toxicity (Oral)
Acute toxicity (Dermal)
Acute toxicity (Inhalation: Gases)"Category 1A" based on experts' judgement.
: For this substance, it is assumed that the classification
based on the effects of inorganic lead compounds.
As the toxicity of inorganic lead compounds for humans,
there is the description below;"acute effects and chronic effects of inorganic lead has beenrecognized almost the same symptoms. By inhalation oringestion of inorganic lead, it has been reported that cause
the convergence of the mouth, thirst. And also nausea,
vomiting, upper abdominal discomfort, loss of appetite,
abdominal pain, constipation and the like has been reported
as effects on the digestive organs.
Effects on hematopoiesis are typical effects of inorganic
lead, it has been observed hemoglobin synthesis inhibition
and anemia due to shortened of red blood cell life, caused
by inhibition of δ-aminolevulinic acid and heme synthesis
enzyme. Interstitial nephropathy as the effect to the kidneys,
in addition to decreasing amount of urine, proteinuria,
hematuria, urine cylinder, the proximal tubule disorderexhibiting a Fanconi syndrome typified by diabetes andamino acid urine is reported. Inorganic lead affects on the
peripheral nervous system, in particular, muscle weakness
in limbs, pain and convulsions are observed. In addition,although it is very rare case in adults, in case of being
exposed to extremely high concentrations (details
unknown), the effects on the central nervous system areobserved such as ataxia, headache, paresthesia,
depression and coma.
However, in effects on the central nervous system,
particularly sensitive in children, and the symptoms with norestless, aggressive personality, difficulty concentrating,decline of memory and the like have become a problem in
the U.S." (CERI Hazard Assessment Report 20019(2002))
Therefore, blood system, kidney and nervous system areconsidered to be target organs. From the above, it wasclassified as "Category 1(blood system, kidney, nervous
system)".
: No data.
: No information.

: No data.
: No data.
: Classification not applicable because it is a solid in thedefinition of GHS.

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Acute toxicity (Inhalation: Vapours): No data.

Acute toxicity(Inhalation: Dust and Mists)
Skin corrosion/irritation: No data.

Serious eye damage/eye irritation

Respiratory or skin sensitization
Germ cell mutagenicity

Carcinogenicity

Reproductive toxicity: No data. As effects on humans, although there is no datathat can be obtained for local effects on the skin andmucous membranes by lead and inorganic lead compounds,
there is the description of that there is likely to cause severe
irritation and burns to the skin.
: No data. As effects on humans, although there is no data
indicating the local effects on the mucous membranes bylead and inorganic lead compounds, there is the descriptionof that there is likely to cause severe irritation and burns to
the eye.
: No data.
: It is “Classification not possible” due to insufficient data of invivo test. In addition, in the in vitro test, there is the negative
report in Ames test. Moreover, although it may not benecessarily matched results have been obtained, there isalso the positive result in chromosome analysis using
peripheral blood of workers who received the occupational
exposure of lead. However, the used method is insufficientin most of the tests, overall it stated that it cannot be
conclusive evaluation of genotoxicity in human. Inorganic
lead compounds in MAK / BAT (2010) are classified as germ
cell mutagenicity 3A.
: In carcinogenicity evaluation of IARC, it is classified asGroup 2A as inorganic compounds. Therefore, thissubstance was classified as Category 1B. In addition, it isclassified as 2B as a lead compound in The Japan Society
for Occupational Health, and A3 as inorganic leadcompound in ACGIH.
: Although there is no data of this substance, as effect onhumans of inorganic lead compounds, an increase in the
spontaneous abortion of pregnancy before 20 weeks wasobserved by a high concentration exposure of mothers incases or epidemiological studies.
There is description that exposure during the pregnancy isrelated increased in teratogenicity, low weight newborns andsuppression of body weight gain after birth.
Although decrease in sperm count and semen volume,morphological changes of sperm, and decreasing of sperm
motility were observed by the occupational exposure, inmost studies, it is observed dose-response relationshipbetween these effects and exposure concentration of lead,and toxicity for sperm has been reported to have been

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Specific target organ toxicity(single exposure)Specific target organ toxicity(repeated exposure)unclear.
: Although there is no data of this substance, neurotoxic
effect of lead is known, and receives the influence of thelead in both the peripheral nerves and the central nervous
system. Lead encephalopathy is one of the early symptomsof acute exposure. From also that there is a report of the
suppression of the pituitary hands and nerve conduction
velocity by the occupational exposure, it is classified as"Category 1 (nervous system)". In high concentration acuteexposure of lead and inorganic lead compounds, it causes
dysfunction of the proximal tubule. There is the descriptionthat it causes Fanconi syndrome (diabetes, amino acid urine
disease, phosphate urine disease and the like) as renal
symptoms of acute lead poisoning. Therefore, it wasclassified as “Category 1 (kidney)”.
Moreover, lead is also known to give a change in the blood
system. There is the description that the hemoglobin
synthesis inhibition and small blood cell anemia andhypochromic anemia due to shortened of red blood cell life
are caused by δ-aminolevulinic acid and heme synthesis
enzyme are inhibited. Therefore, it is classified as "Category
1 (blood system)".
Other, colic is the initial symptoms of occupational exposure
or high concentration acute exposure. Since there is thedescription of the associated symptoms such as
constipation, severe abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting, lossof appetite, it is classified as "Category 1 (digestivesystem)".
: Although there is no data of the substance, there is thedescription that in high concentration repeated exposure bylead and inorganic lead compounds, it leads to irreversible
changes to kidney including tubular atrophy, interstitial
fibrosis glomerular sclerosis, and eventually it cause chronic
nephritis. Therefore, it was classified as "Category1(kidney)".
In addition, there is the report of the lead epidemiologicalstudy, hemoglobin concentration and hematocrit value of
poisoning patients were significantly decreased comparedwith control subjects of non-exposure.
There is the description that the hemoglobin synthesis
inhibition and small blood cell anemia and hypochromic
anemia due to shortened of red blood cell life are caused by
δ-aminolevulinic acid and heme synthesis enzyme are
inhibited. Therefore, it was classified as "Category 1 (blood
system)".
On the other hand, there is the research study to support

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Aspiration hazard
Othersthe relationship between the chronic lead poisoning andmyocardial injury, and there is reported that abnormal
electrocardiogram in workers of lead poisoning wasobserved. In addition, from the data of epidemiologicalstudies, since it has been concluded that internal absorptionof lead causes a significant increase in blood pressure inboth diastolic and systolic of the heart, it was classified as
Category 1(cardiovascular).
Moreover, suppression of motor nerve conduction velocity
was observed in worker who blood concentration of lead ishigh, and also there is a report of the Parkinson's syndrome
has been observed in seven out of nine that have been
exposed for more than 30 years in a lead-acid battery.
Therefore, it was classified as "Category 1(nervous
system)".
: No data.
: No information.

12. Ecological Information
Indicate the information for each of components of lead acid battery as below.
○Lead (electrode plate, terminal)
Ecotoxicity
Persistence/degradability
Bioaccumulation
Mobility in soil
Hazardous to the ozone layer○Lead dioxide (electrode plate)
Ecotoxicity
Persistence/degradability
Bioaccumulation
Mobility in soil
Hazardous to the ozone layer○Lead sulfate
Ecotoxicity

Persistence/degradability: No data.
: No data.
: No data.
: No information.
: Not contain ingredients listed in the Annex of the Montreal
Protocol.

: No data.
: No data.
: No data.
: No information.
: Not contain ingredients listed in the Annex of the Montreal
Protocol.

: Crustacean: Daphnia magna, 48hr-IC50 = 0.5mg/L(Acute hazardous to the aquatic environment : Category 1)
Reliable chronic toxicity data has not been obtained. Since itis metal compound, the behavior in water is not known.
Because acute toxicity is category 1, chronic hazardous to
the aquatic environment was classified as "Category 1".
: No data.

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Bioaccumulation
Mobility in soil
Hazardous to the ozone layer: No data.
: No information.
: Not contain ingredients listed in the Annex of the Montreal
Protocol.

13. Precautions for Disposal
Disposal considerations: In the disposal, follow “Waste Management and Public
Cleansing Law” and the standards of the local government.
Entrust disposal to industrial waste disposal contractor who
have obtained a license from local governor, otherwise if thelocal government is performing waste disposal, entrust themdisposal.

14. Transport Information
International regulations(dangerous goods)
Inland transport: Follow the regulation under ADR/RID.
Sea transport: Follow the regulation under IMO.
Air transport: Follow the regulation under ICAO/IATA.
UN numberMarine pollutant
Japan domestic regulations
Inland transport: Not applicable: Not applicable

Sea transport
Air transport
Special safety measures and condition
for transport

Emergency
response
number(North America)

guideline: Follow the regulation of Fire Service Act and Poisonous andDeleterious Substances Control Law.
: Follow the regulation of Ship Safety Law.
: Follow the regulation of Civil Aeronautics Act.
: Avoid mixed load with other substances as much as
possible.
Load to not overturning, falling and damage, and takeprevention of cargo collapse securely.
Avoid transport under the direct sunlight and hightemperature.
Transport in accordance with the standards of other related
laws and regulations.
: 154

15. Regulatory Information
There are not laws and regulations applicable for the lead-acid battery itself.
Describe the information about the components below.
Industrial Safety and Health Act: Dangerous and Harmful Substances Subject to Indicate Their
Names (Article 57 of the Act)- Lead components: lead dioxide, lead sulfate
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Labor Standards Act

Poisonous and Deleterious
Substances Control Act
Act on Confirmation, etc. of Release
Amounts of Specific Chemical
Substances in the Environment andPromotion of Improvements to theManagement ThereofFire Service Act

Civil Aeronautics Act

Ship Safety Act

Water Pollution Prevention Act

Act on Port Regulation

Names (Article 57-2 of the Act)- Lead and its inorganic compounds : lead, lead dioxide,
lead sulfate
Lead (Appended Table 4 of the Enforcement Ordinance No.1 of
Article 1 of the Ordinance on Prevention of Lead Poisoning.)- LeadLead compounds (Appended Table 4 of the Enforcement
Ordinance No. 4 of Article 1 of the Ordinance on Prevention of
Lead Poisoning. )- Lead dioxide, Lead sulfate: Illness chemical substances (Article 75 of the Act, paragraph 2,
article 35 of the Enforcement Regulations, Appended table of 12, no.4)- Lead and its compounds
Lead, lead dioxide, lead sulfate: Deleterious Substances (Article 2 of the designated ordinance)- Lead compounds: lead dioxide: Class I Designated Chemical Substances (Paragraph 2 ofArticle 2 of the Act, Appended Table 1 of Article 1 of the
Enforcement Ordinance)- LeadSpecified Class I Designated Chemical Substances (Paragraph
2 of Article 2 of the Act, Article 4 of the Enforcement Ordinance)- Lead compounds: lead dioxide, lead sulfate: Hazardous material Category 1 Oxidizing solid- Chromium, lead or oxide of iodine- Lead dioxide: Substances Inhibiting Fire Fighting- Lead dioxide: Article 194 of Enforcement Regulations, Appended Table 1 of
the Notification for Establishing Standards for the Carriage ofDangerous Goods in Ships- Oxidizing substances: lead dioxide- Corrosive substance: lead sulfate (which the content of
free acid is more than 3 wt%)
: Article 2,3 of the Dangerous Goods Regulations, Appended
Table 1 of the Notification for Establishing Standards for the
Carriage of Dangerous Goods in Ships- Oxidizing substances: lead dioxide- Corrosive substance: lead sulfate (which the content of
free acid is more than 3 wt%)
: Noxious substances (No.1 of Paragraph 2 of Article 2 of theAct)- Lead and its compounds :Lead, lead dioxide, lead sulfate- Oxidizing substances: lead dioxide

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Corrosive substance: lead sulfate (which the content of
free acid is more than 3 wt%)

16. Other Information

Reference:
Globally Harmonized System of classification and labelling of chemicals, (5th ed., 2013), UN
JIS Z 7253:2012
1) NITE GHS classification data.
2) ECHA Home page (http://echa.europa.eu/information-on-chemicals)3) NITE CHRIP (http://www.safe.nite.go.jp/japan/sougou/view/SystemTop_jp.faces)4) Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare （https://anzeninfo.mhlw.go.jp）
Notice:
The contents described in this SDS are prepared based on the data and information currently
available to us. However, it does not intend to be any guarantees in regard to content, physical andchemical properties, hazards, etc.
Please handle this product in the responsibility of the user after referring to this SDS.
In addition, the precautions are intended for normal handling. Please use under implementing safetymeasures that are suitable for application/usage if you want to special handling.