Lucas Oil White Lithium Grease 8 oz. Squeeze Tube

Translated from the manufacturer’s Safety Data Sheet, Section 8

SDS §2 carries no eye-hazard GHS code and no signal word; the product is not classified as hazardous. SDS §8 still calls for safety eyewear (safety glasses with sideshields) as a general risk-assessment precaution against splashes when handling the product, not a specific eye-hazard finding. Surfaced here as a splash precaution during tube application, not because the chemistry demands eye protection.

Translated from the manufacturer’s Safety Data Sheet, Section 8

SDS §2 classifies the product as not hazardous, with no H315/H314 skin code. §8 calls for chemical-resistant gloves 'if a risk assessment indicates this is necessary' when handling the product · generic SDS boilerplate, not a specific dermal-hazard finding. The petroleum mineral-oil base can cause mild irritation with prolonged or repeated skin contact, so gloves are a reasonable precaution for repeated hinge/track application, even though §11 reports no toxicological data for skin contact.

Translated from the manufacturer’s Safety Data Sheet, Section 8

SDS §8 names a respirator (air-purifying or supplied-air) as a control 'if a risk assessment indicates this is necessary' · standard SDS boilerplate, not a specific inhalation-hazard finding. §2 explicitly states that because the carcinogenic base-oil components are present in grease form, inhalation risk is minimal, and the product carries no signal word or inhalation H-code. §9 shows negligible vapor pressure (flash point over 200°C, boiling point over 300°C), consistent with essentially no airborne exposure during normal use. Surfaced here as a situational precaution for enclosed, poorly ventilated spaces, not because the chemistry requires respiratory protection for routine application.