Rubber Additives Usage Precautions

Wear vinyl plastic or nitrile rubber gloves that cover your shirt cuffs, and use skin cream to prevent skin irritation or allergic reactions.
Wear a suitable dust mask or airtight respirator.
Wear high-quality safety goggles to protect your eyes.
Wear high-quality safety shoes to prevent foot injuries and avoid contact with splashes.
Wear a liquid and chemical-resistant apron to prevent clothing from coming into contact with additives.
Wear protective clothing to prevent additives from contacting skin and eyes.

Avoid inhaling additive dust and fumes.
Empty containers (such as bags, drums, boxes) containing gas or residues, and check the safety labels on the containers before disposing of them.
The most important way to handle additives safely is to: stay alert, be cautious, and act with common sense.
If you feel unwell at any time due to the work, smell or sensation, stop immediately and seek help.
Know the location of the nearest emergency shower and eyewash station, and be familiar with their operation.

Do not bring food or drinks into the workplace for any reason.
Smoking is prohibited in or near the additive use area.
Change clothes before leaving the workplace.
Store work clothes and daily clothes in separate lockers.
Wash work clothes immediately if contaminated with special substances or overexposed.
Launder clothes regularly. Store washed work clothes in a clean place before use.
Wash hands with soap for at least 1 minute before eating or drinking.
Take a shower before leaving work (before going home). Do not bring additives home.

Different people have different reactions to additives; some may be more prone to allergies, so you can consult experienced personnel.
It is impossible to predict an individual’s reaction to a specific additive.
The impact of additives on an individual may increase or decrease over time.

Rinse immediately with water for 15 minutes.
Seek medical attention if symptoms occur (such as redness, itching, burning sensation, etc.).

Rinse immediately with soap and plenty of water.
Remove contaminated clothing. Wash the clothing before wearing it again.
Seek medical attention if symptoms occur (such as redness, itching, burning sensation, etc.).

Move to a place with fresh air.
Perform artificial respiration if the person is asphyxiated, and administer oxygen if breathing is difficult.
Seek medical attention.