GHS Material Safety Data Sheets

Highlights of the MSDS module
Steps for the creation of an MSDS for a preparation with ChemGes
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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:
MSDS
PDF Click on a language to see an example of an MSDS 
English (Europe)
Great Britain
Ireland
Spanish
Spain
Mexico
Hungarian
Hungary
US-English
USA
Canada
Swedish
Sweden
Latvian
Latvia
Danish
Denmark
Chinese
China
Taiwan
Lithuanian
Lithuania
Dutch
Netherlands
Belgium
Japanese
Japan
Norwegian
Norway
Finnish
Finland
Korean
South Korea
North Korea
Polish
Poland
French
France
Belgium Switzerland Canada
Malay
Malaysia
Romanian
Romania
German
Germany
Austria Switzerland
Bulgarian
Bulgaria
Russian
Russia
Greek
Greece
Croatian
Croatia
Slovakian
Slovakia
Italian
Italy
Switzerland
Czech
Czechia
Slovenian
Slovenia
Portuguese
Portugal
Estonian
Estonia
Turkish
Turkey
Consideration of the country specific legal limit values as well as classifications by country specific creation 
Despite fully automatic creation any individual alteration possible 
Several ways of formatting the MSDS
Different fonts, sizes and colors
Output of symbols
Frames
Update function (for parts of the MSDS or total) available 
On request the following functions will be performed automatically: 
Actualization of the date after alterations
Marking of altered sections
Notification about the type of alterations
Backup of old versions (unlimited)
Management of version numbers
Option of customer maintenance right in the MSDS 
Automatic distribution via email
Printouts of MSDSs can be performed customer related 
Screenshot - MSDS
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

  1. Entering of all ingredients. This can be done manually or with a transfer program.
  2. The program calculates automatically Hazards, Risk- and Safety phrases, and the transport classification for land, sea and air.
  3. The program estimates the physical values from the characteristics of the ingredients.
  4. You press a key, and the program calculates within seconds an MSDS.

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.

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