Basic requirements for MSDS preparation?

1) Basic requirements for MSDS preparation?

a) The format must be standardized, and the content in SDS must be arranged in strict accordance with the compilation guidelines of regulations or standards;

b) The material information should be consistent with the real product;

c) The classification is accurate, the information is complete, the language is standard and concise;


2) How to handle confidential component information when MSDS is written?

For the components in the mixture that the supplier needs to keep confidential, the true name and CAS number of the components may not be written according to the specific situation of the need to keep confidential, but the hazard shall be listed in the relevant part of SDS.

3) How to obtain relevant information when writing MSDS?

A complete SDS needs 16 components, none of which is indispensable. Therefore, access to information is crucial, and the most difficult parts are Part 2, Part 9 and Part 14.

Among them, Part 2 hazard signs and Part 14 transportation information need to be identified by professionals or institutions. The basis of identification is to interpret a large number of relevant laws and regulations, conduct some tests, and query and analyze a large number of databases. Therefore, the professional requirements for personnel are very high; The second is the physical and chemical properties of Part 9. This part of information is generally obtained through tests or related databases, and the data information obtained from tests is preferred.


4) What are the difficulties in writing MSDS?

The difficulties in the preparation of MSDS are mainly reflected in: lack of understanding of laws and regulations, lack of professional knowledge, lack of data information, lack of data sources (high test costs), too long preparation time, improper use of language and content, etc.