Spritzgefahr
Spritzgefahr is a German safety term describing the hazard posed by splashing or spraying liquids during handling, transfer, or application. It denotes the potential for liquids to contact eyes, skin, or mucous membranes, which can lead to chemical burns, irritation, poisoning, or contamination depending on the substance and exposure conditions. The term is commonly used in occupational safety, labeling, and safety data sheets to indicate that a product can form droplets or aerosols during use.
Anwendungsbereiche include laboratories, chemical plants, cleaning operations, and consumer products where pouring, mixing, spraying, or jetting
Risiken associated with Spritzgefahr range from minor skin or eye irritation to more severe chemical burns
Schutzemaßnahmen include wearing appropriate eye protection (goggles or face shield), chemical-resistant gloves, and a protective garment.