This is known as 'polymer fume-fever' and will pass after 24 to 48 hours providing no further exposure occurs. Water, foam, carbon dioxide, dry chemical. Fluoropolyrners can increase the relative toxic properties of the gases evolved during a fire. Use self contained breathing apparatus. Sweep or pick up and dispose of in a solid waste container.
Product is physiologically inert and non toxic at normal temperatures.
Above 230 Deg. C, some decomposition of FEP products can be expected with evolution of gaseous and particulate products which are toxic if inhaled. This can give rise to a characteristic syndrome with influenza like symptoms known as 'polymer fume-fever'. These symptoms subside within 24-48 hours away from further exposure with no long term effects. Keep away from ignition sources - do not smoke while using Fluoropolymers.