SDS

Material Safety Data Sheet

Date Prepared: May 7, 2007 (SM1)

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Section I - Identity

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Manufacturer’s Name and Address: Midland Products Inc.

Emergency Telephone Number: (402) 747 – 2781

Chemical Name and Synonyms: NA

Trade Name and Synonyms: Ceramic Briquets

Date Prepared/Reviewed May 7, 2007 (SM1)

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Section II – Chemical Data

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Formula: Ceramic Briquets are manufactured by intermixing certain inert

materials with Portland cement, alkaline silicate, and water in predetermined

proportions. The inert materials are crystalline silica sand, clay and iron

oxide. In the case of aromatic Briquets, small amounts of either ground

hickory or mesquite wood chips are inter-mixed with Portland cement and

other ingredients in order to produce specific smoke flavors. Portland

cement consist of finely ground Portland cement clinker mixed with a small

amount of calcium sulfate (gypsum) to control set. No specific formula

applies to Portland cement.

Section III – Hazardous Ingredients

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Material Safety Data Sheet Date Prepared: May 7, 2007 (SM1) -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Section I - Identity -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Manufacturer’s Name and Address: Midland Products Inc.
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Ceramic Briquets are “articles” as define in 29 CFR 1910.1200 © and under normal conditions of use do not release hazardous chemicals nor are they physical or health hazards.
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Flash Point: Ceramic Briquets are non combustible and not explosive Flammable or Explosive Limits: Not applicable Extinguishing Media: Not applicable Special Firefighting Procedures: Not applicable Unusual Fire and Explosion Hazards: Not applicable Lower Explosive Limit: Not applicable Upper Explosive Limit: Not applicable -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Section VI – Health Hazard Data ---------------------------------------------------------------
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Steps to be taken in case material is spilled: No emergency procedures are required. Ordinary cleanup methods are safe and acceptable Disposal Method: Small amounts of material can be disposed of as common waste or returned to the container for later use if product is not contaminated. Large volumes may require special handling due to weight.