Flammability from test data
The flammable liquid category is set from the flash point and boiling point you measured, and reflected consistently in sections 2, 9 and 14.
Flammability, exposure limits and transport that agree from section 2 to section 14.
Solvent-based mixtures bring flammability, exposure limits and transport into play. We check that sections 2, 8, 9 and 14 agree with each other and with your data.
Coatings, inks and adhesives
What we see most often.
Exposure limits for each market
Section 8 lists the limits each market expects, for example the OSHA PEL and the ACGIH TLV in the US, and EU indicative limits in Europe.
Transport
UN number, shipping name, class and packing group checked against the classification data you provide.
Aerosols and pressurised products
Canada's amended Hazardous Products Regulations added a hazard class for chemicals under pressure. We check which of your products it affects.
Reviewed and signed off by a specialist
Every SDS, label and finding is reviewed and signed off by a regulatory specialist who knows the rules in each market you sell into.
- Checked against current rules
- Sources recorded
- One specialist from quote to delivery
Not sure where your SDSs stand?
Send one SDS for a free spot-check. You get a short written summary within one business day.