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METALWORKING FLUIDS (MWF) ALL CATEGORIES: METHOD 5524, Issue 2, dated 29 December 2014 - Page 7 of 10

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  • NOTE: Because exposure limits and guidelines may change over time, NIOSH recommends referring to

the following sources for updated limits and guidelines. [1,2]

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