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Procedures in case of less serious burns or scalding
• In case of burns: only remove
clothing if it is not stuck to the skin.
• In case of scalding: remove clothing
immediately.
• Apply cold water to the affected
area of the body for at least 15
Transport instructions
Fire and explosion hazard
• Wherever possible, avoid transpor-
ting the gas cannister in vehicles where
the luggage compartment and driver's
cab are not separated. The driver must
understand the possible risks of the
cargo and must know what to do in
Storage instructions
Fire and explosion hazard
• Store the gas cylinder in a place whe-
re it is inaccessible to children.
• Keep the gas cylinder away from
oxidising gases and other oxidising
substances.
• Escaping gas is heavier than air and
sinks to the ground. Do not store the
gas cylinder in your home, or below
ground (e.g. in a cellar, underground
car park etc.), or in any place where
escaping gas can accumulate.
• Keep the gas cylinder away from
minutes, until the pain subsides.
• In cases where there is no blistering
of the skin, allow smaller burns or
scalding injuries to heal in the open air.
Do not cover them with a plaster or
bandage.
case of an accident or emergency.
• Transport the gas cannister in an
upright position in order to prevent it
from falling or sliding.
• Ensure that the valve of the gas cylin-
der is closed and free of leaks.
direct sunlight and other heat sources.
Store the gas cylinder at temperatures
below 50 °C in a well-ventilated, sha-
ded location and ensure that it is safe
from adverse weather conditions.
• Store the gas cylinder in an upright
position and ensure that it cannot fall.
• These storage instructions also apply
to empty gas cylinders. Empty gas
cylinders still contain residual traces of
gas fluid.
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