Safety and Handling Protective clothing, rubber gloves, and a face shield or safety goggles are recommended. Rubber safety boots should also be worn in work areas since calcium chloride can damage leather. Consult local regulatory authorities for proper disposal of calcium chloride wastes. Anhydrous CaCl2 should only be handled in areas with proper ventilation. It is recommended that local exhaust ventilation and respiratory protection be used as appropriate.
Calcium chloride has a high heat of solution.
Chemical engineers, chemists and lab technicians are on hand to provide customer support in areas such as process validation, development and engineering. 9002 Registered, BSI Cert.