2-Ethylhexyl Acrylate (2-EHA) | High-Purity Monomer for Resin Polymerization

An MSDS for 2-ethylhexyl acrylate (2EHA) includes the safe use and storage plans for the monomer, emergency response protocols, and the health, safety, and environment (HSE) management issues relevant to its technology. An MSDS for 2EHA lists E Plus Chemical Co., Ltd as the manufacturer with a CAS number 10311-7. The identification of hazards section marks 2EHA as Flammable with Eye/skin damage. It also states breathing difficulties PPE brace as gloves, goggles, and a respirator. Composition details states that 2EHA is a ≥99% single pure ingredient is any additives classified as inhibitors. Eye exposure is described as flushing with water. Skin contact requires cleansing and removal of affected clothing described as inhaling beside relocating to fresh air. All these actions are categorized as first aid measures. Fire fighting measures outline CO2 and dry chemical as possible extinguishing media and preventing vapor ignition. There are also manuals on accident release and containment that help the environment stating absorbents and clean up. No manuals exist on handling and storage besides E Plus Chemical’s recommendations of separated cool areas with good ventilation far from fire and separated from oxidizers.

Have a look at the gaps for: Density, Flash point, Stability, Reactivity with other materials, Boiling point, and other conflicting materials: all have gaps and are clearly contradictory.

With regards to other manufacturers using monomer 2EHA, E Plus Chemical provides complete MSDS documents for them, for the sake of corporate social responsibility, as well as for the safety of its employees.