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Alterna(ves to Methylisothiazolinone and Chloromethylisothiazolinone in Leather Tanning Tom Lewandowski, Ph.D., DABT, ERT, ATS Sara Pacheco Shubin, Ph.D. Joel M. Cohen, Ph.D. 2nd InternaConal Symposium on AlternaCves Assessment November 1, 2018

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Page 1: Alterna(ves to Methylisothiazolinone and

Alterna(vestoMethylisothiazolinoneandChloromethylisothiazolinonein

LeatherTanningTomLewandowski,Ph.D.,DABT,ERT,ATS

SaraPachecoShubin,Ph.D.JoelM.Cohen,Ph.D.

2ndInternaConalSymposiumonAlternaCvesAssessmentNovember1,2018

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LeatherTanningProcess

•  LOTSofchemicalsareusedinleatherproduc(on

•  Chromates(80-95%ofproducCon),vegetabletanninsorglutaraldehyde

•  Fatliquoringagents•  Dyes,pigmentsandrelatedchemicals

•  Adhesives•  Finishes•  AnCmicrobials

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LeatherPreserva(vesandSkinSensi(za(on

•  Isothiazolones•  Widelyusedinleatherandother

consumerproducts•  Somearehighlypotentskin

sensiCzers/allergens•  Methyisothiazolone(MI)/

chloromethylisothiazolone(MCI)usedincombinaConasKathonCG

•  IncreasinglybeingrestrictedincosmeCcsandotherproducts

•  SensiCzaConexposurelimitforMCIis1.9mcg/cm2skinsurfacearea methylisothiazolinone(MI)

methylchloroisothiazolinone(MCI)

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CaseStudy

•  CompanyproducesconsumerproductsofwhichleatherwriststrapsareoneproductopCon•  Newproductmodelsarerigorously

testedforchemicalleachingpriortorelease

•  TesCngrevealsMI/MCIpresentinextractsofleatherproducts•  Mosthaveacceptablylow

concentraConsbutafewfailandmustberedesigned(atsubstanCalCme&cost)

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CaseStudy

•  Ques(on:AretherealternaCvestoMI/MCIinleatherthatwecanproposetooursuppliers?

•  Solu(on:ConductanIC2Stage1AAtoseewhatopConsarepossible

•  Goal:BeabletohaveaninformedconversaConwithsuppliersaboutpossibleopCons

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Ini(alAAQues(ons

•  Canthechemicaljustbeeliminated?•  No.Duetothebiologicalnature

ofleather,someanCmicrobialisneeded

•  Canthecompanyjustavoidusingleather?•  No.Customersareaskingfor

leatherproducts.

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Stage1IC2AAProcess

•  Highlevelreviewtoseeifdataareavailabletosupportamorein-depthAA

•  Limitedtodatathatarereadilyavailable(nonewresearch,noproprietarydata)

•  Modules:Hazard,Availability,Exposure,Performance,Cost

•  Scope:LimitedtoalternaCvesactuallyinthemarketplace

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Process

•  IdenCfyPossibleBiocides•  Beingused/havebeensuggestedforuseinleatherproducConorrelatedprocesses•  Manufacturerwebsites•  Governmentreports•  JournalarCcles

•  QualitaCvescreenforHazard,ExposurePotenCal,Performance,AvailabilityandCost•  Pharosforhazard,EpiSuiteforPhys/

Chemdata,on-linesearchesforperformance,availabilityandcost

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BiocidesWithDocumentedUseinLeatherTanningorRelatedMaterialsorProcesses

•  Sodium-dimethyldithiocarbamate•  Potassium-dimethyldithiocarbamate•  Phenoxyethanol•  2(Thiocyanomethylthio)benzothiazole(TCMBT);alsoreferredtoasTCMTB

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HazardsofAlterna(ves(viaPharos)

CommonChemicalName SkinSensi(za(on Carcinogenic Mutagenic Repro/Developmental Ecological Other

Compo

undsofC

oncern

Methylisothiazolinone(CAS2682-20-4)

SkinsensiCzer.POD=16.5μg/cm2 Notflagged Notflagged Notflagged Yes(GHSVery

Toxic)

EyeIrritaCon(NZ,A)SkinIrritaCon(A)Endocrine(TEDEX)AcuteInhalaCon(A)

RespiratoryIrritaCon(EU)

Methylchloroisothiazolinone(26172-55-4)

SkinsensiCzer.POD=1.9μg/cm2 Notflagged Notflagged Notflagged Yes(GHSVery

Toxic)

AcuteInhalaCon(A)EyeIrritaCon(NZ,A)SkinIrritaCon(A)

PossibleAlte

rna(

ves

Sodium-dimethyldithiocarbamate

(128-04-1)

PossiblesensiCzer(structuralalert).esCmatedPOD=

250μg/cm2

Notflagged Yes(GHSCat2)

Yes(GHSCat2,Prop65) Yes(GHSCat1)

STOTSingle(J)AcuteOral(NZ)

SkinIrritaCon(J)21564-17-0

Potassium-dimethyldithiocarbamate

(128-03-0)

PossiblesensiCzer(structuralalert).esCmatedPOD=

250μg/cm2

Notflagged Yes(GHSCat2)

Yes(GHSCat2,Prop65)

Yes(GHSVeryToxic) Nootherhazardsflagged

Phenoxyethanol(122-99-6) Non-sensiCzer Notflagged Notflagged Yes(GHSCat2

but>375mg/kg)Yes(GHSHarmful)

AcuteOral(EU)EyeIrritaCon(EU)STOTSingle(J)

TCMBT(21564-17-0)

SkinsensiCzer.POD=25,000μg/

cm2Notflagged Notflagged Yes(GHSCat2

but>125mg/kg)Yes(GHSVery

Toxic)

Endocrine(TEDEX)AcuteInhalaCon(EU)EyeIrritaCon(EU)SkinIrritaCon(EU)STOTSingle(NZ)

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ResultsofStage1AA

CommonChemicalName Performance Hazard Availability Compara(veExposure

Compara(veCostperton

Compo

undsof

Concern

Methylisothiazolinone(CAS2682-20-4) Demonstrateduse SkinsensiCzer,not

reprotoxic,aquaCctoxicity Readilyavailable

ExisCngchemicals ExisCngchemicalsMethylchloro

isothiazolinone(26172-55-4)

Demonstrateduse SkinsensiCzer,notreprotoxic,aquaCctoxicity Readilyavailable

PossibleAlte

rna(

ves

Sodiumdimethyldithiocarbamate

(128-04-1)

Usedinleatherprocess,abilityto

replaceisothiazolonesuncertain

PossibleskinsensiCzer,mutagenic,Prop65Reprohazard,aquaCctoxicity

Readilyavailable LessvolaCle,morehydrophillic Less

Potassiumdimethyldithiocarbamate

(128-03-0)

Usedinleatherprocess,abilityto

replaceisothiazolonesuncertain

PossibleskinsensiCzer,mutagenic,Prop65Reprohazard,aquaCctoxicity

ReadilyavailableLessvolaCle,more

hydrophillic

similar

Phenoxyethanol(122-99-6)

UsedintexCleprocessing,replacing

isothiazolonesinsomeconsumer

products

NotsensiCzing,reproathighconcentraCons(>300mg/kg),

lowestaquaCctoxicityReadilyavailable

SimilarvolaClity,morehydrophobic

similar

TCMBT(21564-17-0)

Marketedforuseinleatherprocess,abilitytoreplaceMI/MCIunknown

NotsensiCzing,reproathighconcentraCons,endocrineacCve,aquaCctoxicity

Readilyavailable LessvolaCle,morehydrophobic

Substan/allyhigher

Note:Costdataarehighlyuncertainandrepresentcostofbulkmaterial,notcostaccounCngfordifferentanCmicrobialpotency(nodataavailable)

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KeyFindings

•  MI/CMIactuallyhavesomebenefitsovermostalternaCves•  PhenoxyethanoloffersthebesttradeoffbetweensensiCzaConandotherhealthhazards•  Notclearitcouldbeusedinleathertanning

•  TCMBTisnonsensiCzingandisbeingmarketedforuseinleatherproducCon•  CostcouldbesubstanCallyhigher,dependingonrelaCvepotency•  ReportedendocrineacCvityneedstobeevaluatedmoreclosely

•  Companyshouldcontactsuppliers,getinputandexplorepossibiliCes

•  Dependingonsupplierinput,conducta2ndStageAA

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Limita(ons

•  Thereareotherchemicalsofconcerninleather(chromiumVI,acrylateorformaldehydebasedadhesives)–arewetargeCngthekeyconcern?

•  Availablecostdataareofextremelypoorquality,specificpricesdependonvolumeandcontracCng•  WhatreallymasersiscostforequivalentanCmicrobialeffectfor

whichdatacouldnotbelocated

•  DifficultforasmallpurchasertoputpressureonsupplierstoresearchnewopCons

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TomLewandowski,Ph.D.,DABT,ERT,ATSPrincipalScien/st

[email protected]

Ques(ons?