Risk of poisoning from swallowing brake fluid. Risk of injury from skin and eye contact with brake fluid - AS42.50-Z-0001-01A
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Only pour brake fluid into suitable and appropriately marked containers. Wear protective clothing and eye protection when handling brake fluid.
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Potential risks
Risk of poisoning
Ingestion of brake fluid could lead to poisoning symptoms such as headaches, dizziness, stomach aches, vomiting, diarrhea, cramps and unconsciousness. A dose of more than 100 cm 3 can have deadly consequences.
Risk of injury
Skin damage can occur due to contact of unprotected skin with brake fluid.
Safety precautions/instructions
- Ensure accessibility only for authorized persons.
- Only keep brake fluid in its original container.
- Only pour brake fluid in suitable and appropriately marked containers and never into beverage bottles as used for mineral water, beer, etc.
- Wear safety glasses and protective clothing such as rubber gloves.
The following points should be observed if rubber gloves cannot be worn:
- Only allow brake fluid to have contact with the skin for as short a time as possible; clean moistened skin with water and soap.
- Change moistened clothing as quickly as possible.
First aid measures
- Clean moistened skin with water and soap.
- Change moistened clothing as quickly as possible.
- If brake fluid gets into the eyes, rinse eyes with water immediately, and contact an eye doctor if necessary.