R43 May sensitisation by skin contact (NOHSC, 1999b) Non-hazardous Impurities (> 1% by weight): polyisobutylene Chemical name: 13 % Weight percentage: 9003-27-4 CAS No.: Additives/Adjuvants: distillates, hydrotreated heavy paraffinic Chemical name: lubricating oil Synonyms: 64742-54-7 CAS No.: up to 50 % Weight percentage: classified as a carcinogen, R45(2) unless the DMSO Toxic properties: extract the procedure as defined by IP 346 is shown to be less than 3 % (NOHSC, 1999b) distillates, solvent refined heavy paraffinic Chemical name: lubricating oil Synonyms: 64741-88-4 CAS No.: up to 50 % Weight percentage: classified as a carcinogen, R45(2) unless the DMSO Toxic properties: extract under the procedure as defined by IP 346 is shown to be less than 3 % (NOHSC, 1999b) The notifier has indicated that the mineral oils are not classified as carcinogens on the basis of the IP 346 results. 5. USE, VOLUME AND FORMULATION The notified polymer will be used in the blending of automotive diesel and petrol crankcase engine oils. The purpose of the additive is as an inhibitor to reduce deposits on pistons and in the engine crankcase and to control oxidation of the lubricant at the high engine operating temperatures. The notified polymer will be imported in lubricating oil additive packages containing 10 – 50 % OLOA 777R and will be reformulated in Australia to produce the finished lubricants, where the concentration will be 0.5 - 3 % notified polymer (1 6 % OLOA 777R). The – notifier indicates that approximately five additive package formulations will contain the
R43 May sensitisation by skin contact (NOHSC, 1999b) Non-hazardous Impurities (> 1% by weight): Chemical name: polyisobutylene Weight percentage: 13 % CAS No.: 9003-27-4 Additives/Adjuvants: Chemical name: distillates, hydrotreated heavy paraffinic Synonyms: lubricating oil CAS No.: 64742-54-7 Weight percentage: up to 50 % Toxic properties: classified as a carcinogen, R45(2) unless the DMSO extract the procedure as defined by IP 346 is shown to be less than 3 % (NOHSC, 1999b) Chemical name: distillates, solvent refined heavy paraffinic Synonyms: lubricating oil CAS No.: 64741-88-4 Weight percentage: up to 50 % Toxic properties: classified as a carcinogen, R45(2) unless the DMSO extract under the procedure as defined by IP 346 is shown to be less than 3 % (NOHSC, 1999b) The notifier has indicated that the mineral oils are not classified as carcinogens on the basis of the IP 346 results. 5. USE, VOLUME AND FORMULATION The notified polymer will be used in the blending of automotive diesel and petrol crankcase engine oils. The purpose of the additive is as an inhibitor to reduce deposits on pistons and in the engine crankcase and to control oxidation of the lubricant at the high engine operating temperatures. The notified polymer will be imported in lubricating oil additive packages containing 10 – 50 % OLOA 777R and will be reformulated in Australia to produce the finished lubricants, where the concentration will be 0.5 - 3 % notified polymer (1 – 6 % OLOA 777R). The notifier indicates that approximately five additive package formulations will contain the
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