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 MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET
 “FRAMEPORT” DOORS

              PINE SOLID WOOD DOORS    | Sawing, sanding or machining wood products can produce wood 
     | dust, which can cause a flammable  or explosive hazard.
                                                              

SECTION – I – Product Identification

Product:                                                                 PINE SOLID WOOD DOORS
Manufacturer:                                                        FRAME MADEIRAS ESPECIAIS LTDA. – “FRAMEPORT” 
Address:                                                                 Rua Luiz Caetano Francio, 475 - 89.500-000 – Caçador – SC – Brazil   
Telephone number:                                               ++55(49) 3561-6600 – Email: frame@frameport.com.br 

        SECTION – II – Hazardous Ingredients / Identity Information

WOOD DUST    
                      
OSHA PEL (Permissible Exposure Limit)                 TWA 5 mg/m3     
STEL (15 min)                                                       10 mg/m3, (all soft and hard wood except Westem red cedar)
ACGTH (Threshold Limit Value)                               TWA 5 mg/m3 STEL (15 min) 10 mg/m3, (Softwoods)

OTHERS INGREDIENTS (no hazardous):

Glass:          Tempered glass according to ABNT NBR 14698
Plastic:        Plastic Polyolefin, polystyrene, polypropylene, polyester
Steel:          1020 Carbon steel (rails, fittings, screws, hinges)
Paper:         Multi colored Labels printed.
Seals:          Rubber profile, silicone.
For Primed Doors: Non-toxic coating with water based soluble acrylic resin.
For Finished Doors: Non-toxic coating by two components polyurethane resin compound.

PINE SPECIFICATIONS

Two main wood species growing in Brazil (fast growing tree – adult tree is circa 25 years old
originated from North American Continent), are used by FRAMEPORT. Technical specifications as follows:


a) Scientific name: PINUS TAEDA. Popular name in USA: LOBLOLLY PINE

Loblolly Pine needles are in clusters of 3, slender, stiff, 6-9 inches long, pale green and deciduous during the third season. 
The oblong cones are 2-6 inches long, light reddish-brown, and armed with a spine at the tip of each scale. 
Cones drop their seeds in autumn and winter, remaining on the tree for another year. The bark of Loblolly Pine is thick, 
bright reddish-brown, and divided by shallow fissures into broad, flat-topped plates covered with thin scales. 
The tree often reaches 100 feet in height on a good site, with trunk diameter of 2-3 feet. It has a tall, straight trunk.
The short thick branches are much divided, the lower ones on older trees drooping while the upper ones grow upward. The crown 
is usually compact and round-topped. Loblolly is considered the principal commercial pine species of the southeastern states because 
of its wide range, abundance and adaptability to a variety of sites. It is often called “old field Pine” because it seeds into openings 
very readily. Loblolly seeds are eaten by wild turkeys, squirrels and some songbirds. Scientific name of the Loblolly Pine is “Pinus Taeda”.

b) Scientific name: PINUS ELLIOTTII. Popular name in USA: SLASH PINE

Slash Pine is one of the most important Pines of southeastern United States and one of the two species yielding commercial quantities 
of naval stores. The common name comes from the turpentine face, of “slash” cut into the bark to collect the resinous sap. Needles of 
Slash Pine are dark green and lustrous, 8-12 inches long, and grow in 2-leaved or 3-leaved clusters. The short-stalked cones are 3-6 inches 
long, pendant, ovoid, and have thin, flat, flexible scales, each ti­pped with a small spine. The bark is gray to reddish-brown, rough, 
separating on the surface into large, thin scales. The tree commonly grows to 100 feet in hei­ght with a tall, straight, tapering 
trunk 2-3 feet in diameter. The stout horizontal branches form a handsome round-topped crown. The wood is heavy and hard, strong, durable and stiff. 
Seeds are eaten by wild turkey, squirrels and some songbirds. Typical Slash Pine has the scientific name of “Pinus Elliottii, var. Elliot­tii”. 
Another variety grows from Central Florida south to the lower Florida Keys and its name is “Pinus Elliottii, va. Densa”.

SECTION – III – Physical / Chemical Characteristics

Boiling Point:                                                     N/A
Specific Gravity (H2O = 1):                                 Variable. It depends on species and moisture content. 
Melting Point:    N/A
Vapor Pressure (mm Hg):    N/A
Vapor Density (Air = 1):            N/A
Evaporation Rate (Butyl Acetate = 1):    N/A
Solubility in Water:    Insoluble
Appearance and odor:                    Light to dark colored, granular solid. 
                   Color and odor are dependent on the 
                   wood species and time since dust was 
                   generated.
   
 
SECTION – IV – Fire and Explosion Hazard Data

Flash Point (Method Used):                          N/A
Flammable Limits:          40 g/m3
Fire Extinguishing Media:  Water, Carbon Dioxide, Sand
Special Fire and Explosion Hazards:  Wood dust may present a strong to severe explosion hazard if dust cloud
                 contacts an ignition source.

SECTION – V – Reactivity Data

Stability:                         Stable under normal conditions
Incompatibility (Materiais to avoid): Strong oxidizing agents and drying oils
Hazardous decomposition or by products: Thermal oxidative degradation of wood produces irritating and toxic fumes and
                gases, inclu­ding carbon monoxide, aldehydes and inorganic acids.
Hazardous polymerization:         Will not occur

SECTION – VI – Health Hazard Data

Route(s) of Entry: (Wood Dust)

Eyes: Flush with water to remove dust particles. If irritation persists, get medical attention.
Inhalation:         Remove to fresh air. If irritation or other symptoms persist, consult a physician.
Skin: Wash with water to remove dust particles. Seek medical attention if a rash, dermatitis or other skin disorders occur.
Ingestion: N/A

Signs and symptoms of exposure: (Wood Dust)

Acute: Can cause eye irritation. Certain species of wood dust can elicit allergic contact dermatitis in 
sensitized individuals and may cause respiratory irritation, nasal dryness, coughing, sneezing or breathing difficulties as a result of 
                                inhalation.
Chronic:         Certain species of wood dust may cause dermatitis, repiratory sensitization and/or irritation on prolonged 
repetitive con­tact. Wood dust is not listed as a carcinogen by IARC, NTP or OSHA.

Medical conditions is generally aggravated by exposure!

SECTION – VII – Precautions for safe handling and use

Steps to be taken in case material is released or spilled:           Sweep up or vacuum up spills for recovery or disposal. 
                                                                                                    Avoid creating dust conditions. Place recovered wood dust 
                                                                                                    in a container for proper disposal.
Waste disposal method:                             Dispose in a landfill or incinerator in accordance with local, state and fede­ral 
                                                                                                    regulations.
Precautions to be taken in handling and storing:                        Keep away from ignition sources. Provide adequate local and general exhaust 
                                                                                                    ventilation.

SECTION – VIII – Control measures

Respiratory protection (specify type):    Approved dust respirators.
Eye protection:                       Goggles or safety glasses.

DISCLAIMER

FRAME MADEIRAS ESPECIAIS LTDA. “FRAMEPORT” believe the information contained in this MSDS to be accurate at the time of prepara­tions and has been compiled using sources believed to be reliable. However, FRAMEPORT makes no warranty, either expressed or implied, concerning the accuracy or completeness of the information presented. It is the responsibility of the user to comply with local, state, and federal regulations concerning use of this product. It is further the responsibility of the buyer to research and understand safe methods of storing, handling and disposal of this product.