Material Safety Data Sheet

[felix]

I've started an MSDS folder file, but haven't
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Brunswick has a good handle on it. Check out
Brunswick TECHTEAM & go to MSDS.
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[nonace]

Re: Material Safety Data Sheet

Hello,

I would keep the sheets, and just make sure that you follow the state and federal rules on all the chemicals, fluids, cleaners in the center. When you get the oil and stripper sent, just post one sheet of each, and you are done. Most guys know the deal.

[TheGMan143]

Re: Material Safety Data Sheet

I set up our MSDS area a while back... It contains not only the MSDS info, but also emergency data and contact information. To make the folder, I got all the names of the products we use in the back (or the CAS# ID's if possible), and then got the information...mostly from the 'net. Once it was done, to keep up with it, I just ask for a new MSDS form every time I order a product from a company. Keeps everything pretty current.