Butane SDS PDF – Safety Data Sheet Download

Butane SDS PDF – Safety Data Sheet Download

Butane SDS

📄 Butane SDS PDF download, GHS classification, CAS 106-97-8, hazard statements, and industrial safety information.

Butane is a highly flammable hydrocarbon gas commonly used as a fuel in lighters, portable stoves, aerosol propellants, and LPG systems. It is easily liquefied under moderate pressure and stored in pressurized containers. Because butane forms explosive mixtures with air, proper storage and ventilation are essential.


What is Butane?

  • Hydrocarbon gas with chemical formula C₄H₁₀
  • Highly flammable fuel gas
  • Common component of LPG
  • Used in lighters, camping fuel, and aerosol propellants

Basic Information

PropertyValueNotes
Chemical FormulaC₄H₁₀Alkane hydrocarbon
CAS Number106-97-8Unique identifier
AppearanceColorless gasOdorless (odorant may be added)
Boiling Point-0.5 °CLiquefied under pressure
UN NumberUN1011Liquefied gas
ClassificationFlammable GasGHS Category 1

GHS Hazard Classification

SymbolClassificationDescription
🔥Flammable Gas (Category 1)Extremely flammable gas
⚠️Gas Under PressureContains gas under pressure

Hazard Statements

CodeStatement
H220Extremely flammable gas
H280Contains gas under pressure; may explode if heated

⚠️ Butane is heavier than air and may accumulate in low areas. Gas leaks in enclosed spaces can create serious fire or explosion hazards.


SDS Download (English)

📄 [Butane Safety Data Sheet (SDS) PDF – Airgas]
Click to download the official Butane SDS PDF provided by Airgas

📄 [Butane Safety Data Sheet (SDS) PDF – Linde Gas]
Click to download the official Butane SDS PDF provided by Linde Gas

📄 [Butane Safety Data Sheet (SDS) PDF – Lotte Chemical]
Click to download the official Butane SDS PDF provided by Lotte Chemical


Important Notice

⚠️ This information is provided for reference only.
Regulatory classification and requirements may vary depending on manufacturer and jurisdiction.
Always consult the official SDS issued by the supplier before handling the substance.


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