Quick T-70B (Rapid Penetrating Agent T \/ Wetting Agent OT) is a highly effective anionic surfactant, with the chemical name dioctyl sodium sulfosuccinate. To ensure the chemical stability and safe use of the product, the following storage guidelines provided by Guoli Chemical Co., Ltd. must be strictly followed. This product has no special temperature requirements for storage, but emphasizes the importance of ventilation, light protection, and strict management.
Improper storage may cause the product to deteriorate due to moisture absorption or contact with incompatible substances, and may even pose health risks. Quick T-70B is classified as a substance that is harmful if swallowed, causes skin irritation, and eye irritation. Therefore, its storage area should be treated as a controlled zone, strictly prohibiting access by unauthorized persons, especially children.
As a corporate user, a strict chemical storage and retrieval management system should also be established. It is never recommended to transfer residual product from packaging containers into unlabeled food or beverage containers to prevent accidental ingestion. At the same time, national and local fire safety and environmental regulations concerning the storage and transportation of hazardous chemicals must be observed.
| Storage Condition | Specific Requirement |
|---|---|
| Environmental Requirements | Store in a well-ventilated, cool, and dry place, away from heat sources, sparks, and open flames. |
| Package Sealing | Containers must be immediately resealed after use to prevent moisture absorption or prolonged contact with air. |
| Safety Control | The storage area must be locked, with restricted access, and only authorized and trained personnel are allowed entry. |
| Compliant Disposal | When discarding or recycling contents and containers, all applicable national and local environmental regulations must be strictly followed. |
| Avoid Incompatible Substances | Store separately from strong oxidizing agents, food, feed, etc., to avoid mutual contamination or hazardous reactions. |