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Final report of the Committee on Spray Coating, Chemical Section, National Safety Council, September, 1927 (1927)

National Safety Council. Committee on Spray Coating · Chicago : National Safety Council · leaf 18

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almost exclusively in high grade lacquers. although in some cases from 2 to 7 per cent may be According to the findings of the Benzol Committee turpentine. In finishing railway cars, such as freight cars, coal they are relatively harmless. The so-called plasticizing mediums used in lacquers… … Figure 1±. Respirator with rubber tube to supply fresh air. 40 to 70 per cent by weight. Nitrocellulose enamels contain in addition to the above ingredients a great variety of pigments. For certain colors it 'is neces¬ evaporate rapidly and which largely remain in the sary to use lead compounds,…

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