Safety Issues and Reports

Elemental Sulphur is not considered a toxic material
Hot Sulphur poses the same dangers as any hot material
SEAM mixes can be handled similar to conventional hot-mix with the exception of strict adherence to temperature control guidelines
Emissions of hydrogen-sulphide, Sulphur-dioxide, and Sulphur vapor may be present during mix preparation. Concentration of these emissions is low or non-existent when SEA is produced using SEAM below 1500 C; 3000 F
While SEAM has been formulated to minimize Sulphur vapor, hydrogen-sulfide and Sulphur odors, temperature control is the most important factor in the production of SEA for controlling Sulphur emissions.

The following links provide access to several reports regarding safety issues relative to Rock Binders products, SEAM and ARP.