MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET Spark Lighter General Information Company name : Weldspares Limited Company address : Unit 50, Melford Court, Hardwick Grange, Warrington, Cheshire. WA1 4RZ, England Emergency Phone No. : 44 1925 813 288 Trade name : Spark Lighter Hazard Rating : NA Date MSDS prepared : Apr-18-2011 Ingredients / Identity Information

Hazardous Components (Specific Chemical Identity; OSHA ACGIH Other Limits % Common Name(s)) PEL TLV Recommended (optional) Rare Earth Metals / Mischmetal N/A N/A 78% * Cerium N/A N/A 39% * Lanthanum N/A N/A 18% * Neodymium N/A N/A 14% * Praseodymium N/A N/A 7% Iron (Oxide Fume) 10mg/m³ 5mg/m³ 20% Magnesium (Oxide Fumes) 15mg/m³ 10mg/m³ 2%

Physical Properties Boiling point : 6800ºF Melting point : 2000ºF Vapor Pressure : NA Solubility in water : Insoluble Specific gravity (H2O=1) : 6.35 Evaporation rate : NA Appearance and odor : Silver Spark Lighter, no odor Fire and Explosion Hazard Data Flash point : NA Extinguishing media : Lighter Flints DO NOT Burn Special procedures : none Unusual hazards : See note on Flammability of Ferro Cerium in Powder Form Reactivity Data Stability : Stable Conditions to avoid : See note on Water Reactivity – WILL dissolve in acid. Cerium is a strong reducing agent Hazardous polymerization : none Incompatibility : Acids, Strong Oxidizers, Strong Bases, Halogens, Phosphorus, Sulfur Hazardous decomposition products : none Health Hazard Data Routes of entry : Inhalation, UV exposure Health hazards : Fume bronchitis, lung deposits and tissue damage which may be irreversible, exposure to Ultra-violet arc rays can result in keratosis conjunctivistis, causing inflammation, blurred Vision, headache-sunburn. Carcinogenicity : NA Signs & symptoms of exposure : None Known Medical conditions from exposure : None Known Emergency & first aid : Seek Medical assistance for further treatment, observation and support if necessary Precautions for Safe Handling and Use Spill and leak procedures : Avoid crushing pellets into dust. Striking with metallic objects may cause sparking. Avoid exposure to acid. Avoid contact with water in the presence of powder or dust. Waste and disposal method : Dispose of in accordance with local, state and federal regulations. Handling and storing precautions : Store in clean dry area. Other precautions : Wash hands after handling, before eating. Avoid inhalation of dust. Avoid skin contact with dust. Do not ingest. Control Measures Respiratory measures : In the presence of dust or powder use NIOSH approved Schedule 21C respirator. Ventilation : All is required to reduce fumes generated by each specific application below ACGIH TLV. Protective gloves : When handling powder or dust. Eye protection : Use safety glasses to prevent contact irritation. Other protective equipment : Appropriate clothing to protect against physical hazards. Work / Hygienic practices : General work / safety hygienic procedures.

Disclaimer This data is believed to be accurate, Weldspares Limited makes no warranty to and disclaims all liability from reliance.

Additional Information Note for Flammability of Ferro cerium in Powder Form : Ferro cerium is flammable in power form as are most metals, i.e. Aluminum and Magnesium. Ferro cerium in pellet form is not flammable and although, in fact, the auto-ignition point is specified by the manufacturer of the Ferro cerium to be 900 degrees Fahrenheit, these pellets have been subjected to 1700 degrees Fahrenheit over a prolonged period of time without flammability or deterioration.

Note for Water Reactivity of Ferro cerium : Ferro cerium pellets will degenerate into powder over an extended period of time, usually measured in years. The presence of moisture accelerates this deterioration. The pellets are coated with a moisture resistant lacquer to extend shelf life. It is recommended that Ferro cerium pellets be disposed of if they show signs of deterioration as the resulting powder is flammable.