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What is an MSDS?

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What is an MSDS?

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A Material Safety Data Sheet is a document prepared by manufacturers of chemical products. The MSDS has several sections providing information on chemicals used in the product. The MSDS will tell you whether the product has any regulated chemicals and the amounts to which you can safely be exposed. It also tells you whether the route of exposure is by breathing, skin or eye contact and provides other information such as first aid and reactions when mixing with other chemicals.

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MSDS stands for Material Safety Data Sheet. By law, a workplace must have Material Safety Data Sheets on file for all WHMIS regulated products on the premises. An MSDS outlines hazardous ingredients present, safety precautions to be taken etc. The MSDS on file must be less than 3 years old.

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The letters stand for Material Safety Data Sheet. Most manufacturers of raw materials (solders, wires, fluxes, insulation, etc.) will have them available upon request.

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An MSDS is the acronym for a Material Safety Data Sheet. An MSDS is issued for every hazardous chemical by the chemical manufacturer. MSDS’s provide information about the type of chemical you are using and what hazards it contains.