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Posted By Liam Mc Conalogue
Hi All,
Is there anyone out there who wouldn't mind forwarding a copy of the MSDS for Razor Wire to liammcconalogue@fastmail.fm ? Also if anyone could point me in the direction of a website where MSDS can easily be accessed, this would be much appreciated.
Thanks In Advance,
Liam
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Posted By Jim Walker
MSDS not appropriate for razor wire.
PS sorry if my response is sharp.
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Posted By Liam Mc Conalogue
Jim,
Not to worry about the sharpness- but are you saying there is no MSDS for Razor Wire???? My only wish is to have a look over the finer details of this equipment.
Liam
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Posted By Ron Hunter
MSDS only relevant to substances hazardous for supply, see CHIP Regs.
Razor wire comes in a coil, made of corrosion resistant steel , very pointy & sharp, difficult to install (and even more difficult to remove) and not legal for use below certain heights (search this forum for previous postings).
If you want more, you'll have to speak to the supplier!
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Posted By Liam Mc Conalogue
All,
Thanks for your responses especially those who emailled directly- very informative indeed.
Have a nice weekend!!
Liam
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Posted By Neville
An issue comes to mind about the Geneva Convention also, when it comes to barbed wire and that you were not allowed to use rusty barbed wire as you may get blood poisoning from it whilst you were bleeding to death! Razor wire now of the none corrosive type!!
Not much to do with this issue but certainly lighthearted enough to add to the topic.
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