hazard rating 0 vs 1 in food grade lubricant classified as H1

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If you see MSDS for H1 class food grade lubricant, you will see the diamond symbol (NFPA hazard rating) H = 0 or H = 1. This symbol indicates the hazard rating for health / impact to human 0 = the lowest and 4 = the highest risk. According to the meaning, for H1 class this rating should be H = 0. This is not only a matter of grease performance, it is all about our health and safety. Can you help me to understanding this matter?. thank you and good luck to you all.

7/21/096:22 PM

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