3d print ASA filiment safety check

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Hello @3dtechs and printer knowledgable people,
I would like to print some custom crash sliders for my bike handlebars, and I wanted to use this https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B0D5LBFVKZ

I was informed it was probably a good idea to check the safety sheet and ask here. While the filiment is listed on the filabees site https://3dfilamentprofiles.com/filament/details/31173 I can’t see an actual safety sheet.
EDIT: My mistake, this is NOT official

My cursory googling suggest all ASA from filabees should be safe in the bambu, but please advise or suggest alternatives if you think othewise.

Cheers!
Unicorn

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We would have to say no if there is no datasheet available.
@3dtechs

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Fair enough. I’ve not been able to track one down, but I might email the manufacturer to try and find one.

Otherwise, I’ll switch to one with a published SDS. I’m looking at this: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Polymaker-Glitter-Filament-Weather-Resistant/dp/B0BMVTW4J9?th=1
https://polymaker.com/wp-content/tech-docs/PolyLite_ASA_SDS_AU_EN_V1.pdf

I’m aware there are outgassing hazards involved in using this, and I would always use the carbon filters, extraction and keep the printer enclosed (door closed, lid on).
I’ll still probably seek supervision as well.