The cement is a thin particle powder. When working directly with the cement, ensure that the general quantity of dust in the work environment does not exceed 10 mg./cubic meters.

Inhaling cement dust may cause burning and irritation in the respiratory tract. When working with cement, use a dust mask to protect breathing vents.

Cement powder may cause swelling in the eyelids and inflammation in the eye sockets and cornea. In order to protect your eyes, wear protective goggles with side shields.

Contact of cement with moist skin may cause irritation. Continuous contact with moist skin may cause burns. Consequently, when working with cement, wear appropriate work clothes and protective gloves and equipment.

In the case of contact with the skin, wash the area of contact with PH 7 acid-free soap and water.

In the case of burn or inflammation, seek out medical attention immediately.

In case of ingesting cement, do not induce vomiting. Drink large quantities of water, and seek medical assistance.

Sacks exceeding 50 kg. are not permitted to be carried by a single person. Appropriate carrying methods must be used.

Store the cement so that the powder will not be dispersed when transported. If there is a spill, use dry cleaning methods that prevent the dispersal of dust or penetration of the dust in the water systems.

The substance is not flammable or explosive.

Store the product in a dry place or a suitable container.

The user is responsible for reading the complete safety instructions and meeting all safety requirements and regulations when working with Ciment cement. The user must understand and be aware of all the possible risks related to mixing the cement with other substances. The manufacturer and marketer do not assume any responsible for the use, the product or its suitability to the task, except for unequivocal guarantee of the suitability of the product to the official Israeli standard IS 1.