Though diatomite is an environmentally friendly raw material, it still poses certain risks during use. How can we prevent these risks? What do we know about the safety of diatomite usage? Below, we will explain the safety guidelines for the proper use of diatomite.

This product contains crystalline silicon, which can be inhaled into the body and lead to silicosis, a condition not classified as a lung disease. Potential health complications may include persistent upper respiratory and lung conditions, such as bronchitis, emphysema, and asthma, but are not limited to these.

The product is safe to touch or be absorbed by the human body. It has a high melting point, so it is unlikely to burn or spontaneous combustion, let alone explode. In case of accidental leakage or spillage: clean up with a vacuum cleaner equipped with a filter, and if necessary, use dust-suppressing substances like water.

Minimize the generation and accumulation of dust during storage and operation. Prevent inhalation of dust and avoid contact between eyes and dust. Immediately seal broken packaging. Personal protective equipment: recommend wearing safety goggles and the right-hand side protective glasses; gloves are not required.