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Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 845 - LEAD POISONING PREVENTION CODE › Subpart E - STANDARDS FOR CONDUCTING ENVIRONMENTAL INVESTIGATIONS FOR LEAD › Section 845.200 - Environmental Lead Sampling Protocol

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a) Only licensed lead inspectors and lead
				risk assessors shall perform the activities specified in this Section and shall
				do so in accordance with the appropriate methodologies referenced in this
				Section.
b) Any sampling for lead
				in paint, dust or soil shall be collected using USEPA Residential Sampling for
				Lead: Protocols for Dust and Soil Sampling and HUD Guidelines
				methodologies.
c) All samples shall
				be analyzed by a laboratory currently recognized by the National Lead
				Laboratory Accreditation Program (NLLAP).
d) XRF testing shall be performed using the
				USEPA Methodology for XRF Performance Characteristic Sheets and in accordance
				with the XRF manufacturer's instructions.
e) Water sampling shall be collected using
				procedures outlined in the American Water Association Illinois Section: A
				Guidance Document for Drinking Water Testing (2017).
f) Composite sampling, as outlined in the HUD
				Guidelines USEPA protocols, may be applied to soil sampling only. No other
				environmental samples shall be collected using a composite sample
				method.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 845 - LEAD POISONING PREVENTION CODE › Subpart E - STANDARDS FOR CONDUCTING ENVIRONMENTAL INVESTIGATIONS FOR LEAD › Section 845.205 - Regulatory Limits of Lead

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a) The
				regulatory limit of lead in any lead-bearing substance on an interior or
				exterior surface of a regulated facility shall be 0.5 % lead by weight
				(calculated as lead metal) in the total non-volatile content of liquid paint,
				or [GREATER THAN OR EQUAL TO] 1.0 mg/cm2 in the
				dried film of paint.
b) The
				regulatory limit of lead in bare soil that is readily accessible to children
				shall be 400 µg/g (or parts per million or ppm). The regulatory limit of
				lead in other bare soil areas shall be 1000 µg/g.
c) The regulatory limit of lead in dust shall
				be:
1) 10
				µg/ft2 on all interior floors and stair
				treads;
2) 40
				µg/ft2 on all exterior porch floors;
				and
3) 100
				µg/ft2 on all other horizontal
				surfaces.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 845 - LEAD POISONING PREVENTION CODE › Subpart E - STANDARDS FOR CONDUCTING ENVIRONMENTAL INVESTIGATIONS FOR LEAD › Section 845.210 - Procedures for Lead Inspections in Regulated Facilities

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a) A lead inspection shall be conducted only
				by a person licensed by the Department as set forth in Section
				845.125
				as a lead inspector or lead risk assessor. Licensed lead inspectors and risk
				assessors shall present, upon request, proof of licensure in the form of the
				Department-issued license.
b) Lead
				inspectors and lead risk assessors conducting lead inspections shall avoid
				potential conflicts of interest by not being an employee of the client (other
				than as contracted for the services at hand) or of the lead abatement
				contractor for the lead abatement or lead mitigation project for which final
				clearance is being evaluated.
c)
				Lead inspectors and lead risk assessors shall obtain or prepare a written
				statement of services in accordance with the client's specifications. The
				statement shall include the scope of the lead inspection, including a summary
				statement indicating what service was requested by the owner and the extent of
				service provided. The statement shall be descriptive and shall indicate if the
				service was a comprehensive lead inspection. If the service was not a
				comprehensive lead inspection, the extent and limitations of the service shall
				be clearly stated.
d) A visual
				assessment of the condition of the building, structures, surfaces and
				components to be included in the lead inspection shall be performed prior to
				environmental sampling.
1) A detailed
				property diagram shall be produced using a consistent labeling
				system.
2) A written inventory
				shall be produced of each testing combination for all interior and exterior
				room equivalents.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 845 - LEAD POISONING PREVENTION CODE › Subpart E - STANDARDS FOR CONDUCTING ENVIRONMENTAL INVESTIGATIONS FOR LEAD › Section 845.215 - Procedures for Lead Risk Assessments in Regulated Facilities

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a) A lead risk assessment shall be conducted
				only by a person licensed by the Department, as set forth in Section
				845.125,
				as a lead risk assessor. A licensed lead risk assessor shall present, upon
				request, proof of licensure in the form of the Department-issued
				license.
b) Lead risk assessors
				conducting lead risk assessment activities shall avoid potential conflicts of
				interest by not being an employee of the client (other than as contracted for
				the services at hand) or of the lead abatement contractor for the lead
				abatement or lead mitigation project for which final clearance is being
				evaluated.
c) Lead risk assessors
				shall obtain or prepare a statement of services in accordance with the client's
				specifications. The statement shall include the scope of the lead risk
				assessment, including a summary statement indicating what service was requested
				by the owner and the extent of service provided. The statement shall be
				descriptive and shall indicate whether the service was a comprehensive lead
				risk assessment. If the service was not a comprehensive lead risk assessment,
				the extent and limitations of the service shall be clearly stated.
d) A visual assessment to locate the
				existence of deteriorated paint, to assess the extent and causes of the
				deterioration, and to evaluate other potential lead hazards shall be conducted
				prior to environmental sampling.
1) A
				detailed property diagram shall be produced using a consistent labeling
				system.
2) A written inventory
				shall be produced of each testing combination for all interior and exterior
				room equivalents.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 845 - LEAD POISONING PREVENTION CODE › Subpart E - STANDARDS FOR CONDUCTING ENVIRONMENTAL INVESTIGATIONS FOR LEAD › Section 845.230 - Record Keeping Requirements for Environmental Investigations for Lead

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All written reports and records required in Sections
				  845.210,
				  845.215
				  and
				  845.225
				  shall be maintained by the licensed lead inspector or lead risk assessor who
				  performed the lead investigation service.
a) Copies of all written reports and records
				shall be maintained for no fewer than 6 years from the date the final clearance
				evaluation report or certificate of compliance is issued;
b) The licensed lead inspector and lead risk
				assessor shall allow the Department or its delegate agency access to the
				records as requested, and shall provide copies to the Department upon
				request;
c) Copies of all written
				reports and records shall be provided to the person who contracted for the lead
				investigation service for the regulated facility.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 845 - LEAD POISONING PREVENTION CODE › Subpart F - STANDARDS FOR LEAD MITIGATION AND LEAD ABATEMENT › Section 845.250 - Submissions and Notices

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a) The
				lead abatement contractor shall notify the Department at least 7 calendar days
				prior to the commencement of any lead abatement or lead mitigation project at a
				regulated facility. A separate notification shall be submitted for each unique
				regulated facility.
1) Notifications and
				changes to the notification shall be submitted on a form provided by the
				Department and shall be complete and accurate;
2) The notification shall state the start
				date of the beginning of lead abatement setup and an end date indicating when
				final clearance evaluation results are to be received by the lead abatement
				contractor;
3) The lead abatement
				contractor shall submit any changes in the notification sent to the Department.
				The lead abatement contractor may not start work sooner than the start date
				placed on the original notification;
4) In the event that a project is delayed or
				cancelled for any reason, a revised notification shall be submitted to the
				Department, prior to the delay or cancellation, informing the Department of the
				delay or cancellation. If the notification dates expire before the final
				clearance evaluation results are received by the lead abatement contractor, a
				new 7-day notification shall be submitted to the Department in accordance with
				subsections (a)(1) through (3).
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 845 - LEAD POISONING PREVENTION CODE › Subpart F - STANDARDS FOR LEAD MITIGATION AND LEAD ABATEMENT › Section 845.260 - Personnel Protection Program

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a)
				The lead abatement contractor, its agent, or any person who is performing lead
				abatement or lead mitigation in a regulated facility shall take the necessary
				precautions to protect his or her health, the health of any lead abatement
				supervisor or lead abatement worker, and the health of occupants of the
				regulated facility during any lead abatement or lead mitigation that may
				produce lead chips, dust or fumes.
b) The lead abatement contractor shall comply
				with the requirements established for worker protection in accordance with
				29 CFR
				1926.62, 29 CFR 1910.1025 and
				29 CFR
				1910.134.
c) The lead abatement contractor shall
				maintain copies of the written personnel protection program on-site at each
				lead abatement and lead mitigation project and make those copies available for
				review by Department or delegate agency staff. The written plan shall include:
1) The minimum requirements for personal
				protective equipment to enter the work area. If protective equipment is not
				provided, the lead abatement contractor shall have on-site air monitoring
				results and/or negative exposure assessment as required by OSHA, indicating
				that protective equipment is not required;
2) The work practices that ensure employees
				are not spreading potential lead contamination to other locations by transfer
				on protective equipment; and
3) The
				personal hygiene practices to be used by personnel for decontamination prior to
				leaving the work area.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 845 - LEAD POISONING PREVENTION CODE › Subpart F - STANDARDS FOR LEAD MITIGATION AND LEAD ABATEMENT › Section 845.265 - Lead Work Area Isolation, Preparation and Containment

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a) Work area isolation, preparation and
				containment shall be in accordance with the written Work Practice and Occupant
				Protection Program required by Section
				845.255
				and the procedures specified in this Section.
b) The licensed lead abatement contractor
				shall ensure that unauthorized persons are not permitted to enter a work area
				where lead mitigation or lead abatement is occurring.
c) The licensed lead abatement contractor
				shall ensure that all warning signs required by Section
				845.255
				are clearly displayed, identifying each work area within the regulated
				facility.
d) At all times when a
				lead abatement or lead mitigation project is being conducted in a regulated
				facility, the lead abatement contractor shall ensure that the following
				conditions are met:
1) The Department or its
				delegate agency shall have access to the work area at any time during a lead
				abatement or lead mitigation project to determine compliance with the
				requirements of this Part;
2) The
				lead abatement contractor shall ensure that occupants and pets use alternative
				entrances and exits that do not require passage through the work area. The lead
				abatement contractor shall use all reasonable efforts to create an
				uncontaminated passage for entrance and exit of all building
				occupants;
3) If the entrance to
				and exit from a building can only be through the work area, the lead abatement
				contractor shall provide an enclosed passage through the work area, which
				serves as an air-tight isolation barrier from the work area and is to be used
				for entrance and exit from the building. The airtight enclosed passage must
				remain in place until work is complete, final cleanup is conducted, and the
				final clearance evaluation required by Section
				845.225
				has been successfully completed;
4)
				Restricted access to each work area shall remain in place until work is
				completed, final cleanup is conducted, and the final clearance evaluation
				samples have met the minimum requirements set forth in Section
				845.225.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 845 - LEAD POISONING PREVENTION CODE › Subpart F - STANDARDS FOR LEAD MITIGATION AND LEAD ABATEMENT › Section 845.270 - Prohibited Work Practices

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No person conducting lead abatement or lead mitigation shall
				  employ any of the following methods:
a) Open flame burning;
b) Dry sanding;
c) Open abrasive blasting;
d) Uncontained exterior
				hydro-blasting;
e) Interior
				hydro-blasting;
f) Methylene
				chloride application; or
g) Dry
				scraping.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 845 - LEAD POISONING PREVENTION CODE › Subpart F - STANDARDS FOR LEAD MITIGATION AND LEAD ABATEMENT › Section 845.275 - Safe Work Practices

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a) Lead
				abatement may employ methodologies specified in Section
				845.15,
				including:
1) Replacement of any part of a
				building with a lead-free component.
2) Removal of any part of a building using
				the following techniques:
A) Off-site
				chemical stripping;
B) Heat guns
				operating at temperatures not exceeding 1100° F. If using heat guns, the
				lead abatement contractor shall ensure that a minimum of one fire extinguisher
				for each heat gun being used is supplied;
C) Non-flammable chemical strippers that do
				not contain methylene chloride;
D)
				Sander equipped with HEPA vacuum attachment;
E) Wet planing to substrate;
F) Contained vacuum blasting in exterior work
				areas only;
G) Contained
				hydro-blasting in exterior work areas only; and
H) Mechanical paint removal systems equipped
				with a HEPA vacuum attachment.
3) Enclosure of a lead-bearing substance may
				be achieved by covering the lead-bearing surface with an approved material.
				Materials used shall comply with local building ordinances or codes and shall
				be applied in accordance with methodologies outlined in Section 845.15.
				Materials approved for enclosure include:
A)
				Gypsum board;
B) Fiberglass
				mats;
C) Canvas-backed vinyl wall
				coverings;
D) High pressure
				laminated plastic sheeting;
E)
				Tile;
F) Paneling;
G) Vinyl;
H) Wood;
I) Aluminum;
J) Stone; or
K) Other durable material that does not
				readily tear or peel.
4)
				Encapsulation of a lead-bearing substance may be achieved by applying an
				encapsulating product in accordance with the manufacturer's directions and
				shall be applied in accordance with methodologies specified in Section
				845.15.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 845 - LEAD POISONING PREVENTION CODE › Subpart F - STANDARDS FOR LEAD MITIGATION AND LEAD ABATEMENT › Section 845.280 - Abatement and Mitigation of Lead-Contaminated Soil

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a) Soil abatement, including removal of
				lead-contaminated soil, shall be conducted in accordance with methodologies
				incorporated in Section
				845.15
				and shall meet the following requirements:
1)
				All soil removal work shall be conducted by a Department-licensed lead
				abatement contractor employing licensed lead abatement workers who are
				supervised by a licensed lead abatement supervisor;
2) Worker protection shall be provided as
				required in Section
				845.260.
				At a minimum, all lead abatement workers removing lead-contaminated soil shall
				be provided with a changing area equipped with a facility for washing or
				showering. Lead abatement workers shall be required to change into personal
				protective clothing before entering the work area, and to remove personal
				protective clothing and shower or wash before leaving the work area;
3) A Work Practice and Occupant Protection
				Program as required by Section
				845.255
				shall be developed;
4) Equipment
				decontamination procedures shall be employed to prevent the spread of lead dust
				and debris. Disposable items are not to be reused and shall be discarded as
				provided in Section
				845.290. The
				equipment decontamination procedures shall be outlined in the Work Practices
				and Occupant Protection Program required by Section 845.255;
5) Prior to beginning soil removal, the
				source of the lead contamination shall be identified and eliminated if
				possible;
6) Removal of the
				lead-contaminated soil shall be accompanied by dust suppression methods to keep
				the generation of dust to a minimum;
7) Soil that is stockpiled prior to disposal
				shall be:
A) Placed on a layer of impermeable
				plastic;
B) Kept moist to avoid
				dust generation; and
C) Covered
				with impermeable plastic that is secured to the ground;
8) Removed lead-contaminated soil shall be
				transported to disposal areas in sealed containers or in a covered vehicle in
				accordance with disposal requirements incorporated in Section 845.290. Off-site
				vehicular or foot tracking of contaminated soil shall be avoided;
9) Any replacement soil shall be tested and
				confirmed to have a lead concentration less than 400 ppm. The testing shall be
				conducted by a licensed lead inspector or lead risk assessor, with analysis
				performed by a laboratory currently recognized by NLLAP.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 845 - LEAD POISONING PREVENTION CODE › Subpart F - STANDARDS FOR LEAD MITIGATION AND LEAD ABATEMENT › Section 845.285 - Cleanup Procedures

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a) Cleanup
				of interior and exterior work areas shall be conducted at least daily at the
				end of the work shift, and upon completion of the lead mitigation and lead
				abatement work.
b) The lead
				abatement contractor shall clean up interior work areas using the following
				procedures in the order that they appear:
1)
				All work area isolation systems required in Section
				845.265
				shall remain in place until completion of the final clearance evaluation in
				accordance with Section
				845.225.
2) All waste and debris shall be removed from
				the work area and disposed of in accordance with Section
				845.290.
3) All surfaces and plastic containment
				barriers in the work area shall be HEPA vacuumed and wet washed with a
				detergent and water solution.
4)
				After wet washing and allowing all surfaces to dry, HEPA vacuuming of all
				surfaces in the work area shall be repeated.
5) All plastic barriers used for containment,
				excluding isolation barriers, if present, shall be removed, disposed of and
				replaced daily until final clean up.
6) All lead waste, isolation barriers and
				material from clean up, including mop heads, sponges, filters and disposable
				clothing, shall be deposited and sealed airtight in double plastic bags at
				least 4 mils thick or single bags 6 mils thick.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 845 - LEAD POISONING PREVENTION CODE › Subpart F - STANDARDS FOR LEAD MITIGATION AND LEAD ABATEMENT › Section 845.290 - Disposal Procedures

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The lead abatement contractor shall dispose of all waste
				  generated from the lead abatement or lead mitigation in accordance with State,
				  local and federal laws.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 845 - LEAD POISONING PREVENTION CODE › Subpart F - STANDARDS FOR LEAD MITIGATION AND LEAD ABATEMENT › Section 845.295 - Re-occupation of the Lead Work Area

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a) Before a work area may be released for
				re-occupancy, the work area must meet the following requirements:
1) The work area shall pass the visual
				inspection outlined in Section
				845.225;
				and
2) Lead dust levels on floors
				and other horizontal surfaces shall be below the levels established in Section
				845.205(c).
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 845 - LEAD POISONING PREVENTION CODE › Subpart F - STANDARDS FOR LEAD MITIGATION AND LEAD ABATEMENT › Section 845.300 - Record Keeping Requirements for Lead Mitigation and Lead Abatement Activities

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a) The lead
				abatement contractor shall retain the following information for every lead
				abatement or lead mitigation project conducted in a regulated facility in
				Illinois:
1) The name and address of the
				owner or its agent for whom the project was conducted;
2) A copy of the 7-day notification form and
				all revisions submitted to the Department prior to commencement;
3) Copies of the results of any lead
				inspection or lead risk assessment conducted in the regulated
				facility;
4) A signed copy of the
				Work Practice and Occupant Protection Plan developed for the regulated
				facility;
5) A copy of the written
				personal protection plan for the project;
6) A list of the names of the licensed lead
				abatement workers and lead abatement supervisors employed for each project,
				including a copy of their Department-issued lead abatement license;
7) A copy of the written assurance statement
				provided by the licensed lead abatement supervisor as required in Section
				845.155;
				and
8) A copy of the final
				clearance evaluation results required by Section
				845.225.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 845 - LEAD POISONING PREVENTION CODE › Subpart G - FINES, PENALTIES AND ADMINISTRATIVE HEARINGS › Section 845.350 - Denial, Suspension and Revocation of Lead Training Course Approval

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a) The Director,
				after notice and opportunity for hearing, may deny the application for, or
				suspend or revoke the approval of, a lead training program provider, or the
				approval of an individual training course, in any case in which the Department
				finds substantial or continued failure to comply with the requirements of this
				Part, including but not limited to fraud, misrepresentation, working without
				approval, or not adhering to approved training materials.
b) The hearing notice shall be made by
				certified mail or by personal service and shall set forth the particular
				reasons for the proposed action and provide the applicant or approved lead
				training program provider with an opportunity to request a hearing. If a
				written hearing request is not received within 15 days after the date of
				mailing by the Department, the right to a hearing is waived.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 845 - LEAD POISONING PREVENTION CODE › Subpart G - FINES, PENALTIES AND ADMINISTRATIVE HEARINGS › Section 845.355 - Denial, Suspension and Revocation of Licenses

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a) In any case in which the Director finds
				substantial or continued failure to comply with the requirements of this Part,
				including fraud, misrepresentation, working without a license, or not adhering
				to work practice standards or failure to pay fines or penalties owed to the
				Department, the Director, after notice and opportunity for hearing, may deny
				the application for, or suspend or revoke the license of, a lead abatement
				contractor, lead supervisor, lead worker, lead abatement risk assessor or lead
				inspector.
b) The hearing notice
				shall be made by certified mail or by personal service and shall set forth the
				particular reasons for the proposed action and provide the applicant or
				licensee with an opportunity to request a hearing. If a written hearing request
				is not received within 15 days after the date of mailing by the Department, the
				right to a hearing is waived.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 845 - LEAD POISONING PREVENTION CODE › Subpart G - FINES, PENALTIES AND ADMINISTRATIVE HEARINGS › Section 845.360 - Fines and Penalties

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a) In
				addition to any other action authorized by the Act or this Part,
the
				Department is authorized to assess administrative penalties against any
				licensee or any other person who violates
the
Act or
this Part. (Section 12.2(b) of the Act) The Department shall determine whether
				a fine will be assessed and the amount of any such fine.
b) The Department shall consider the
				following criteria independently and aggregately to determine whether a fine
				shall be assessed:
1) Whether the Department
				issued a stop work order and whether the person strictly obeyed the
				order;
2) Whether the person has
				previously been cited for a violation of the Act or this Part, except that any
				previously cited violation shall not be considered if the violation was held to
				be unfounded by a final order of the Department or by a court, or if any
				previous citations for violations occurred more than 3 years ago;
3) Whether the violation is of such nature as
				to result in the possibility of injury or other harm to the environment; to the
				person's agents or employees; to the building owner, users or occupants; or to
				the general public;
4) Whether the
				violation appears to be the result of any degree of negligence by the person or
				by the person's agents or employees;
5) Whether the person demonstrated good faith
				efforts to correct the violation upon receipt of oral or written notice of the
				violation and whether such actions in fact corrected the violation;
6) Whether the person has falsified any lead
				license or certificate or represents himself or herself as authorized to
				conduct work without a valid license in a fraudulent manner; and
7) Whether the person falsified any record
				keeping information required by the Act or this Part.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 845 - LEAD POISONING PREVENTION CODE › Subpart G - FINES, PENALTIES AND ADMINISTRATIVE HEARINGS › Section 845.365 - Stop Work Orders for Regulated Facilities

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Whenever the Department or its delegate agency finds
				  that a situation exists that requires immediate action to protect the public
				  health, it may, without notice or hearing, issue an order requiring that such
				  action be taken as it may deem necessary to protect the public health,
				  including, but not limited to, the issuance of a stop work order, ordering the
				  immediate suspension of any improper activities that may disturb a lead-bearing
				  surface, and requiring that any person found to be improperly conducting such
				  activities immediately cease work. Notwithstanding any other provision in the
				  Act or this Part, such order shall be effective immediately. The Attorney
				  General, State's Attorney, or Sheriff of the county in which the property is
				  located has authority to enforce the order after receiving notice of the order.
				  Any person subject to such an order is entitled, upon written request to the
				  Department, to a hearing to determine the continued validity of the
				  order.
(Section 8.3 of the Act)
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 845 - LEAD POISONING PREVENTION CODE › Subpart G - FINES, PENALTIES AND ADMINISTRATIVE HEARINGS › Section 845.370 - Administrative Hearings

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All hearings shall be conducted pursuant to the Act and the
				  Department's Rules of Practice and Procedure in Administrative
				  Hearings.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 845 - LEAD POISONING PREVENTION CODE › Appendix A - Instructions for Childhood Blood Lead Poisoning Reporting System (Repealed) › Exhibit B - Instructions for Submitting Follow-Up Data for Children With Blood Lead Levels &gt;= 15 mcg/dL (Repealed)

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Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 848 - TOXIC ART SUPPLIES CODE › Section 848.100 - Purpose and Applicability

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The Toxic Art Supplies in Schools Act requires the Department
				to develop lists of art or craft materials which cannot be purchased or ordered
				for use in kindergarten through sixth grade. These lists are distributed by the
				State Superintendent of Education to all the school districts in Illinois as
				well as making the lists available to preschools, child care centers, and other
				businesses and organizations which involve children in the use of art or craft
				materials. This Part contains the standards for inclusion and removal of a
				product on the list of products which can not be purchased or ordered by
				schools as well as the list of materials which can be purchased or
				ordered.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 848 - TOXIC ART SUPPLIES CODE › Section 848.110 - Definitions

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"Act" means the Toxic Art Supplies in Schools Act (Ill. Rev.
				Stat. 1987, ch. 122, par. 1601 et seq.)
"Art or Craft Material" means any raw or processed material or
				manufactured product marketed or being represented by the manufacturer or
				repackagers as being suitable for use in the demonstration or the creation of
				any work of visual or graphic art in any medium. Such media may include, but
				need not be limited to, paintings, drawings, prints, sculpture, ceramics,
				enamels, jewelry, stained glass, plastic sculpture, photographs, and leather
				and textile goods.
(Section, 3(a) of the Act)
"Department" means the Illinois Department of Public
				Health.
(Section 3(e) of the Act)
"Human Carcinogen" means any substance listed as a human
				carcinogen by the International Agency for research on cancer or by the
				National Toxicology program of the U.S. Department of Health and Human
				Services.
(Section 3(b) of the Act)
"Nontoxic" means art or craft materials which have been
				determined by the Department to be safe for use in grades K through 6.
"Potential Human Carcinogen" means one of the following:
Any substance which does not meet the definition of human
				carcinogen, but for which there exists sufficient evidence of carcinogenicity
				in animals, as determined by the international agency for research on cancer or
				the national toxicology program of the U.S. Department of Health and Human
				Services; or
Any chemical shown to be changed by the human body into a human
				carcinogen. (Section 3(c) of the Act)
"Toxic" means art or craft materials which have been determined
				by the Department to be hazardous for use in grades K through 6 because it
				contains an ingredient which is a toxic substance if the ingredient, whether an
				intentional ingredient or an impurity, constitutes 1% or more by weight of the
				product.
(Section 3(d) of the Act)
"Toxic Substance" means any of the following:
Human Carcinogens;
Potential Human Carcinogens:
Any substance having a potential for causing a chronic adverse
				health effect as determined pursuant to the American Society for testing and
				materials (ASTM) standard D 4236 or latest revision.
For the purposes of this Act, an art or craft material shall be
				presumed to contain an ingredient which is a toxic substance if the ingredient,
				whether an intentional ingredient or an impurity, constitutes 1% or more by
				weight of the product. (Section 3(d) of the Act)
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a) Art or craft materials are classified as
			 nontoxic or toxic for grades K through 6 based upon an evaluation of the
			 potential health hazard (acute or chronic effects) by ingestion, inhalation,
			 skin absorption or combination during any reasonably forseeable use of the
			 product by students in the classroom.
b) This evaluation of art and craft materials
			 consists of a review of the following to determine the potential health
			 hazards:
1) Review of Material Safety Data
			 Sheet (MSDS) as required under 29 CFR 1915(1988).
2) Review of recommendations of any of the
			 Illinois Department of Public Health approved voluntary art and craft material
			 certifying organizations.
3)
			 Consultation with Illinois Department of Public Health Toxicologist.
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a) Exemption of Art
			 and Craft Products from Act Requirements. If the Department finds that, because
			 the toxic substances contained in an art or craft material cannot be ingested,
			 inhaled or otherwise absorbed into the body during any reasonably foreseeable
			 use of the product in such a manner as to pose a risk or adverse health
			 effects, the Department shall exempt the product from the requirements of this
			 Act. (Section 8 of the Act)
b)
			 Exempt Products. The following products are exempt from the requirements of
			 this Act:
BRAND NAMES
MANUFACTURERS
Klean Klay (Modeling clay)
Art Chemical Products, Inc.
Pariscraft (Sculpture tape)
Hunt-Bienfang Co.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 848 - TOXIC ART SUPPLIES CODE › Section 848.200 - Nontoxic Art and Craft Materials (Approved)

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The art and craft materials classified and labeled as nontoxic
				by the following voluntary certifying organizations are approved as nontoxic
				materials:
a) The Certified Products
			 and Certified Labeling
Bureau of the Art and Craft Materials Institute, Inc.
				(ACMI)
Manual of Procedure of the Certified
Products and Certified Labeling Bureau (1986)
715 Boylston Street
Boston, MA 02116
b) American Art Clay Co., Inc.
4717 West Sixteenth Street
Indianapolis, IN 46222-2598
c) Pencil Makers Association, Inc. (PMA)
Manual of Procedure for the PMA
Certification Program (1986)
66 East Main Street
Moorestown, NJ 08057
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 848 - TOXIC ART SUPPLIES CODE › Section 848.210 - Nontoxic Art and Craft Materials (Specific)

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The following Sections list those art and craft materials
				considered to be nontoxic by the Department in addition to these approved under
				Section
				848.200.
				The list consists of generic headings in alphabetical order. Under the generic
				headings, the individual materials brand name and manufacturer are listed. See
				Appendix A California List.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 848 - TOXIC ART SUPPLIES CODE › Section 848.215 - Adhesives, Cements, Glues, Pastes, Wheat Pastes

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BRAND NAMES
MANUFACTURERS
Blackhawk Paste
Conros Corporation
Elmer's Carpenters Wood Glue (All Sizes)
Consumers Products Division
Division of Borden, Inc.
Elmer's Glue All (All Sizes)
Consumers Products Division
Division of Borden, Inc.
Elmer's School Glue (All Sizes)
Consumers Products Division
Division of Borden, Inc.
Elmer's Sno-Drift (All Sizes)
Consumers Products Division
Division of Borden, Inc.
Golden Harvest Wallpaper Paste - Wheat
Krause Milling Co.
LePage's All Purpose White Glue - (W-6912 HBF)
LePage's, Inc.
LePage's Arts and Craft Glue (295 and 296)
LePage's, Inc.
LePage's Mucilage
LePage's, Inc.
LePage's White Paste
LePage's, Inc.
LePage's White School Glue (W-6914 HBF)
LePage's, Inc.
Metylan (Walocel)
The Henneux Co.
Pritt Glue Stick
Conros Corporation
Reliable Wheat Paste
Reliable Paste & Chemical Co.
Ross Glitter Glue
Conros Corp.
Ross School Glue
Conros Corp.
Ross Wheat Paste
Conros Corp.
Ross White Paste
Conros Corp.
UHU Glue Stic (U26-U125)
Faber-Castell Corp.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 848 - TOXIC ART SUPPLIES CODE › Section 848.220 - Clays, Inks, Waxes

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BRAND NAMES
MANUFACTURERS
Beeswax
Feibing Co., Inc.
Higgins T-100 Ink (Black)
Faber-Castell Corp.
Higgins Waterproof Color Drawing Inks 44625-44705 (All
						  Colors)
Faber-Castell Corp.
Roma Plastilina
Standard Clay Mines
White Bleached Beeswax Cakes
Frank B. Ross Co., Inc.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 848 - TOXIC ART SUPPLIES CODE › Section 848.225 - Cleaner, Preservative, Starch, Water Softener

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Calgon
FMC Corp.
Giv-Gard DXN
Givaudan Corp.
Higgins Pen Cleaner #4506
Fabor-Castell Corp.
Sta-Flo Liquid Starch
The Dial Corp.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 848 - TOXIC ART SUPPLIES CODE › Section 848.230 - Drawing Materials Crayons, Markers, Pastels, Pencils

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BRAND NAMES
MANUFACTURERS
Copynot Pencils #151
Eberhard Faber, Inc.
El Marko Watercolor Markers (Blue, Red, Black,
Green, Purple, Orange, Brown)
Gillette Medical
Evaluation Laboratories
Magic Markers (Water-Based)
Magic Marker Industries, Inc.
Sanford's Oil Pastels
Sanford Corp.
Spectracolor (Graphite and Colored Core Pencils)
Faber-Castell Corp.
Staonal #2 (All Colors)
Binney & Smith, Inc.
Ultra Wax Crayons Large #80CS6
AMS Distributing, Inc.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 848 - TOXIC ART SUPPLIES CODE › Section 848.235 - Dyes, Pigments

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BRAND NAMES
MANUFACTURERS
FDFC Blue Dye #1
Virginia Dare Extract Co., Inc.
FDFC Red Dye #40
Virginia Dare Extract Co., Inc.
Keystone Oil Yellow 3G
Keystone Ingham Corp.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 848 - TOXIC ART SUPPLIES CODE › Section 848.240 - Glitter, Gloss, Linseed Oil, Paint

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BRAND NAMES
MANUFACTURERS
Fox Tempra Watercolors
Fox Supply Company
Glitter Products (Silver, Gold, Red, Purple, Royal
						  Blue,
Kelly Green)
Glitterex Corp.
Glitter (Silver)
Walco-Linck, Inc.
Linseed Oil
Binney & Smith, Inc.
Mod Podge Matte & Gloss
Plaid Enterprises, Inc.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 848 - TOXIC ART SUPPLIES CODE › Section 848.300 - Toxic Art and Craft Materials (Approved)

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The art and craft materials classified and labeled as toxic by
				the following approved voluntary organizations have been classified as
				toxic.
a) The Certified Products and
			 Certified Labeling
Bureau of the Art and Craft Materials Institute, Inc.
Manual of Procedure of the Certified
Products and Certified Labeling Bureau (1986)
715 Boylston Street
Boston, MA 02116
b) American Art Clay Co., Inc.
4717 West Sixteenth Street
Indianapolis, IN 46222-2598
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 848 - TOXIC ART SUPPLIES CODE › Section 848.310 - Toxic Art and Craft Materials (Specific)

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The following sections list those art and craft materials
				considered to be toxic by the Department in addition to those approved under
				Section
				848.300.
				The list consists of generic headings in alphabetical order. Under the generic
				headings, the individual materials brand name and manufacturer are listed. The
				numeral in parenthesis following the brand name in this listing represents
				relative route(s) of exposure:
(1)
			 Ingestion,
(2) Inhalation and
(3) Dermal (eyes and/or skin
			 contact).
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BRAND NAMES
MANUFACTURERS
Amaco Kiln Cement (Moist & Dry) (2)*
American Art Clay Co., Inc.
Bond Cement #484 Tacky & #4219 (1,3)
Bond Adhesives Co.
Carter's Rubber Cement (2,3)
Dennison Mfg. Co.
Duco Cement (2,3)
Devcon Corp.
Elmer's Epoxy Glue (E-601, Part 1 and Part 2
						  (2,3)
Consumer Products Division
Division of Borden, Inc.
Elmer's Rubber Cement (E-904) (2,3)
Consumer Products Division
Division of Borden, Inc.
Elmer's Solvent Contact Cement (2,3)
Consumer Products Division
Division of Borden, Inc.
GR-R-Rip (10-115) (3,2)
GC Electronics
Pigmented Liquid Glue (3,2)
Nazdar Co.
Ross Epoxy Glue (Hardener & Resin Components)
						  (3,2)
Henkel Corp.
Ross Super Glue (3,2)
Henkel Corp.
Rubber Cement 4RC (2,3)
Lepage's Inc.
Sanford's Rubber Cement (2)
Sanford Corp.
Scotch Brand 6065 Spray Mount Adhesive (2,3)
3M - 3M Center
Scotch Photo Mount Spray Adhesive (2,3)
3M - 3M Center
Thermogrip 6384 (3,2)
Emhart Bostik Division
Tri-Tix (Rubber Cream Glue) (2,1)
Lakeside Plastics, Inc.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 848 - TOXIC ART SUPPLIES CODE › Section 848.325 - Bleaches

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BRAND NAMES
MANUFACTURERS
Bleach #1 (3,2,1)
Star Chemical Co.
Bleach #2 (3,2,1)
Star Chemical Co.
Clorox Liquid Bleach (3,2,1)
The Clorox Co.
Lady Lee Bleach (3,2,1)
Barton Chemical Corp.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 848 - TOXIC ART SUPPLIES CODE › Section 848.330 - Cleaners, Correction Fluids, Degreasers, Solvents, Thinners, Turpentines

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BRAND NAMES
MANUFACTURERS
Acrylic Remover (3,2,1)
Starkey Chemical Process Co.
Air Brush Solvent (3,2,1)
Starkey Chemical Process Co.
Amaco Metal Cleaner (3,2)
American Art Clay Co., Inc.
Blanket Wash #61A (3,2,1)
Polychrome Corp.
Brasso (3,2,1)
Airwick Industries, Inc.
Carbon and Paint Remover - BAC #20 (3,2,1)
Build-All Corp.
Carter's Rubber Cement Thinner (2,3)
Dennison Mfg., Co. Dennison Carter's Div.
Epoxy and Lacquer Thinner (3,2,1)
DeSoto, Inc.
Filler Remover (3,2,1)
Nazdar Co.
Film Adherent (3,2,1)
Nazdar Co.
Film Adhering Liquid (2,3)
Advance Process Supply Co.
Gum Spirits of Turpentine (2,3,1)
Sunnyside Corp.
High Flash Parts Degreasing Solvent - BAC #50
						  (2,3,1)
Build-All Corp.
Inhibited Liquid Cleaner - Degreaser - BAC #140
						  (2,3,1)
Build-All Corp.
Lacquer Thinner 457 (2,3,1)
Sunnyside Corp.
Liquid Paper Correction Fluid (2,1,3)
Gillette Medical Evaluation Laboratories
Liquid Paper Just For Copies Correction Fluid
						  (2,1,3,)
Gillette Medical Evaluation Laboratories
Low Temperature Powdered Cleaner - Degreaser BAC #120
						  (3,2,1)
Build-All Corp.
Marker Board Cleaner (1,3)
W.M. Barr & Co.
Methylene Chloride - PPG (2,3,1)
PPG Industries, Inc.
Methylene Chloride (2,3,1)
Sunnyside Corp.
Mineral Spirits 135 (2,3,1)
Jefco Laboratories, Inc.
Mineral Spirits (Syoleum) (2,3,1)
Sunnyside Corp.
Paint Thinner (Clear Mineral Spirits) (2,3,1)
Desoto, Inc.
Parts Degreasing Solvent - BAC #40 (2,3,1)
Build-AllCorp.
Plate Cleaner #257 (2,3,1)
Polychrome Corp.
Powdered Cleaner - Degreaser - BAC #100 (3,1,2)
Build-All Corp.
Powdered Paint Stripper - BAC #160 (3,1,2)
Build-All Corp.
Powdered Rust Stripper - BAC #180 (3,1,2)
Build-AllCorp.
Reclaimed SLD Thinner (2,3,1)
Ashland Chemical Co.
Rectified Turpentine (2,3,1)
Baldwin Oils and Commodities, Inc.
Regular Film Remover (2,3,1)
Advance Process Supply Co.
Reliable Steam Distilled Turpentine (2,3,1)
Reliable Paste & Chemical Co.
Rez-N-Bond #1 (2,3,1)
Schwartz Chemical Co.
Rust Inhibitor - BAC #80 (2,3,1)
Build-All Corp.
Savogran Kwikeeze Paint Brush Cleaner (2,3,1)
Savogran
Screen Wash (2,3,1)
Nazdar Co.
Screen Wash (EM 4733/975) (2,3,1)
E-M Company
Screen Wash 512 (2,3,1)
Sunnyside Corp.
Stain Out (IS)
Stainout Co.
Sun Mineral Spirits (2,3,1)
Elroy Turpentine Co.
Ulano Screen Degreaser Liquid #3 (3,1)
Ulano Corp.
Ulano Stencil Remover #4 (3,1)
Ulano Corp.
VM & P Naphtha (2,3,1)
Sunnyside Corp.
Water Wash Brush Cleaner (2,3,1)
E. E. Zimmerman Co.
Wax Free Remover #4 (3,2,1)
Star Chemical Co.
Xylene (3,2,1)
Drake Petroleum Co
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 848 - TOXIC ART SUPPLIES CODE › Section 848.335 - Compressed Gas, Deflocculent

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BRAND NAMES
MANUFACTURERS
Amaco Deflocculent (3)
American Art Clay Co., Inc.
Isotron (R) 12 (2,3)
Pennwalt Corp.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 848 - TOXIC ART SUPPLIES CODE › Section 848.340 - Drawing Materials: Markers, Pencils

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BRAND NAMES
MANUFACTURERS
Deluxe Marker (2,3,1)
Sanford Corp.
El Marko Permanent Marker - Black (2,3,1)
Gillette Medical Evaluation Laboratories
Expresso Pens (2,3,1)
Sanford Corp.
Magic Marker (Permanent) (2,3,1)
Magic Marker Industries, Inc.
Markettes (580/590-680/690) (2,3,1)
Eberhard Farber, Inc.
Marks-A-Lot Markers (IS)
Dennison Manufacturing Co.
Sharpie Markers (2,3,1)
Sanford Corp.
Stabilo Pen 68 Markers (IS)
Schwan-Stabilo Schwanhauser Gmbh & Co.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 848 - TOXIC ART SUPPLIES CODE › Section 848.345 - Dyes, Mordants, Pigments

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BRAND NAMES
MANUFACTURERS
Dylon Cold Water Dyes (2)
Farquhar International Ltd.
Dylon Cold Fixative (2,3)
Farquhar International Ltd.
Pigment 2820 (2,3)
Andrews Paper & Chemical Co., Inc.
Rit All Purpose Concentrated
Tint & Dye (37 Colors) (1,2)
Special Products
A Unit of Best Foods
Rit Liquid Dye (24 Colors) (3,1)
Special Products
A Unit of Best Foods
Sal Ammoniac (2,3,1)
L. B. Allen Co., Inc.
Tandy Acrylic Cova Dye (1,3)
Tandy Dye Co.
Tandy's Super Leather Dye (2,3,1)
Tandy Dye Co.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 848 - TOXIC ART SUPPLIES CODE › Section 848.350 - Hair Spray

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BRAND NAMES
MANUFACTURERS
Aqua Net Hair Spray (2,3)
Faberge, Inc.
Helene Curtis Hair Spray (2,3)
Helene Curtis, Inc.
VO5 Hair Spray (2,3)
Alberto - Culver Co.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 848 - TOXIC ART SUPPLIES CODE › Section 848.355 - Inks

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BRAND NAMES
MANUFACTURERS
Airset Textile Yellow SG (2,3)
Advance Process Supply Co.
Airset Textile Brite Red (2,3)
Advance Process Supply Co.
Airset Textile Jet Black (2,3)
Advance Process Supply Co.
Airset Textile Perm Green (2,3)
Advance Process Supply Co.
Aqua Set Opaque White (2,3)
Advance Process Supply Co.
Aqua Set Yellow G (2,3)
Advance Process Supply Co.
Aqua Set Green (2,3)
Advance Process Supply Co.
Aqua Set Ultra Blue (2,3)
Advance Process Supply Co.
Aqua Set Bright Red Y (2,3)
Advance Process Supply Co.
Aqua Set Brown (2,3)
Advance Process Supply Co.
Aqua Set Black (2,3)
Advance Process Supply Co.
Black Drafting Ink - 9065 (3,1)
KOH-I-NOOR Rapidograph, Inc.
Black Drawing Ink - 9066 (518 Special) - 50
						  (3,1)
KOH-I-NOOR Rapidograph, Inc.
Black Drawing Ink - 9085 (518 T) - 17 (3,1)
KOH-I-NOOR Rapidograph, Inc.
Black Drawing Ink 6-155 (3,1)
Iovite, Inc.
Calligraphy Ink (3,1)
Dixon Ticonderoga-Almar Industries
Opaque White Flat Poster Ink (3,2,1)
Nazdar Co.
Penstix (Black Fibrewriter Ink) (2,3,1)
Brevillier-Urban
Screen Process Textile Ink - Orange (3,2,1)
Nazdar Co.
Solvent Containing Ink (3,2)
Mark-Tex Industrial Inks
Universal Fountain Concentrate PR-130 (3,2,1)
Polychrome Corp.