The challenges for distributors of hazardous substances under REACH in the European Union are mostly not apparent through direct obligations. For example, in contrast to the manufacturer/importer, a distributor does… Continue reading Software support for SDS and PCN for distributors of hazardous substances
Tag: Safety data sheet
Determine Storage Classes with Safety Data Sheets
To mark the occasion of TRGS 510 updated in February, I will take a look at storage classes and how you can find out about them with the help of… Continue reading Determine Storage Classes with Safety Data Sheets
Reading Safety Data Sheets
Background and motivation When compiling a hazardous substances index, you generally take the data obtained for this purpose from the associated safety data sheets. These are without doubt the main… Continue reading Reading Safety Data Sheets
Curious classification: acute toxicity
How is the “acute toxicity” classification determined? The reason for this blog entry was a question from a user of the SDBcheck® online tool on the topic of acute toxicity:… Continue reading Curious classification: acute toxicity
Substances and mixtures in safety data sheets (SDS)
What is the difference between substances and mixtures in safety data sheets? This question is harder to answer than it might seem at first glance. In some substance safety data… Continue reading Substances and mixtures in safety data sheets (SDS)
PCN: What happens if a UFI is missing?
Those following the new PCN (Poison Centres Notification) legislation have most likely asked themselves the question – what happens if the premixture UFI is missing? Specifications for components in the… Continue reading PCN: What happens if a UFI is missing?
Dust limit values, the difference between “E” and “A” dust fractions
In occupational health and safety and when working with hazardous substances, terms like smoke, dust, “E” dust or “A” dust are often mentioned. These terms are clearly defined in the… Continue reading Dust limit values, the difference between “E” and “A” dust fractions