MSDS is a tool for chemical production and supply enterprises to provide users with basic hazard information (including transportation, operation and disposal, storage and emergency actions). What does MSDS test specifically include?

1. Material and enterprise identification: usually the chemical name is given, and can also be given to other common names and commodity names. However, according to the laws of most countries, the report date requires Japanese literature or the latest update date.

2. Material composition and composition information: including all carcinogens with more than 1% and more than 0.1% of all hazardous substances.

3. Hazard identification: health effects, acute and chronic effects of exposure to excessively carcinogenic materials and test results.

4. First aid measures: inhalation, ingestion, eye contact, skin contact treatment.

5. Operation and storage: provide safe storage of relevant materials and safe use of relevant materials.

6. Transportation information: provide basic transportation requirements, transportation name and classification, packaging requirements and quantity limit.