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1317736 
Journal Article 
Contact Sensitization to Organosilane Solution in Glass Filament Production 
Heino, T; Haapa, K; Manelius, F 
1996 
Yes 
Contact Dermatitis
ISSN: 0105-1873
EISSN: 1600-0536 
NIOSH/00230815 
34 
Of 61 workers in a glass fiber factory who were exposed to a new organosilane coating mixture, eight developed an itchy erythematous papular dermatitis. The dermatitis developed on parts of the body that were in direct contact with coating solutions. The coating mixture was Dow Corning Z-6032 silane. Six other coating solutions were also in use at the facility. When patch tested, six of the eight workers with the occupational contact dermatitis were positive to one or more substances; five reacted to epoxy resin, two reacted to formaldehyde (50000), and four reacted to an organosilane solution. The authors conclude that organosilane solutions may be an important source of contact sensitization in glass fiber workers; however, the actual allergen within the solution remains unknown. 
DCN-231241; Skin disorders; Contact dermatitis; Allergic dermatitis; Occupational exposure; Humans; Fiberglass industry; Skin exposure 
IRIS
• Formaldehyde
     Immune Section
          Exclude - Contact dermatitis, patch testing studies
     Inflammation/Reactive Oxygen Species
          Toxline
          Screened by Title/Abstract
               Not specific to Formaldehyde Exposure (other chemicals)
     Retroactive RIS import
          2013
               HERO Formaldehyde Immune Section 20Mar2013
          2014
               HERO_Formaldehyde_InflammationReactiveOxygenSpecies_pid_31_uid_5713Sorting091214
               HERO_Formaldehyde_InflammationReactiveOxygenSpecies_pid_31_uid_5713
                    Screened (Title/Abstract)
                         Not specific to Formaldehyde Exposure (other chemicals)
               Immune_HERO_allyr
                    Screened
PFAS
• PFAS 150
     Literature Search August 2019
          ToxNet
     (Heptafluoropropyl)trimethylsilane