MSDS

"Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) - internationally known as Material Safety Data Sheet or Chemical Material Safety Assessment Report (MSDS). The MSDS assessment and certification report describes the hazards of the chemical to human health and the environment, and provides information on how to safely handle, store and use the chemical; It is a comprehensive document on the combustion and explosion performance, toxicity and environmental hazards of hazardous chemicals, as well as information on safe use, emergency rescue and disposal of leakage, main physical and chemical parameters, laws and regulations, etc; It is a document that clarifies the physical and chemical properties (such as PH value, flash point, flammability, reactivity, etc.) of chemicals and the possible hazards to the health of users (such as carcinogenesis, teratogenicity, etc.); It is an important report to transmit chemical hazard information With the strengthening of environmental protection awareness in developed countries, at present, the United States, Japan, the European Union and other developed countries have generally established and implemented the MSDS certification system, requiring manufacturers to conduct MSDS assessment and certification when selling, transporting or exporting their products, and provide a MSDS assessment and certification report of the product. The manufacturer shall provide the MSDS assessment and certification report to the user along with the chemical products, so that the user can understand the relevant hazards of the chemicals, take the initiative to protect them when using them, and play the role of reducing occupational hazards, preventing chemical accidents and environmental pollution. The MSDS evaluation and certification report is prepared in accordance with the legal provisions and requirements of the product importing country. At present, there is no uniform international standard for the preparation of MSDS assessment of chemicals. Generally, the international version is the EEC/ISO version of the European Union, and the OSHA and ANSI versions of the United States. In the current international chemical trade, many domestic enterprises have not yet fully understood that the laws of various countries compel exporters to provide MSDS assessment and certification reports with chemicals. Without the MSDS evaluation report, it is difficult to get through the export channels of many enterprises' products. International buyers tend to misunderstand that the seller's enterprises are not standardized and have no reputation. They are law-abiding and extensive small enterprises, so they dare not import their products. For more information, please contact our professional team:"

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