| Creation according to GHS
guideline as published by UNECE for countries, where this regulation has come into force on January 1, 2008 (e.g. Japan). | |||||
| Creation according to EU-guideline
91/155/EEC or 93/112/EC
(based on ISO 11014), as well as according to REACH-Regulation including additional GHS information. | |||||
| Material Safety Data Sheets for the USA and Canada according to OSHA and ANSI guidelines | |||||
Standard phrases available in 30 languages:
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| Consideration of the country specific legal limit values as well as classifications by country specific creation |
| MSDSs can be retrieved over the related customers as well as inversely over search routines | |
| Automatic resending of altered MSDSs to all clients | |
| Additional cover letter function in the customer’s language | |
| ASCII/ANSI-output for MSDSs in various formats enables the data transfer among other computer systems or different software | |
| Output in HTML-format | |
| Output as PDF-files | |
| Special module for passing on Material Safety Data Sheets on diskette like a ‘catalogue’ with different search routines for the recipient of these Material Safety Data Sheets |
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Steps for the creation of an MSDS for a preparation with ChemGes
Provided that the program has all ingredients in its database, and that the system is set up in the right way, the creation of an MSDS takes only a few minutes. Of course one should review the MSDS, but a user can enter own rules for the selection of the phrases. So it should not be necessary very often to make manual alterations.