Safety Data Sheets

Where to download

Open any product page and click the Documents → Safety Data Sheet button. The PDF opens in a new tab; right-click to save it to your records. For shipments, a printed SDS is included with the freight paperwork for dangerous-goods classified products as required by IATA / IMDG / ADR regulations.

Languages we publish

English SDS is available for all products. We publish additional language editions on demand for the following:

• Simplified Chinese (zh-CN)
• Japanese (ja-JP)
• Korean (ko-KR)
• Bahasa Indonesia (id-ID)
• Vietnamese (vi-VN)
• German, French, Spanish — for European destinations

Need an SDS in a language not listed? Email us with the product and target jurisdiction; we typically deliver a professionally translated SDS in 5–10 business days.

Revisions and version control

Every Chem-End SDS carries a revision number and date on the cover page. We re-issue an SDS when:

• Underlying hazard classification changes (e.g., GHS criteria update)
• A new regulatory listing applies (REACH SVHC, US TSCA addition, ChemAlert)
• Recipient feedback identifies a clarification
• The cycle reaches the 3-year regulatory review mark

Account holders on auto-replenishment receive an email when the SDS for any product they have purchased is revised.

24/7 emergency response

The SDS Section 1 lists a 24/7 emergency phone number for spill, exposure and transport incidents. The line is staffed by trained chemical responders in English, Mandarin and Bahasa Indonesia. For non-emergency safety questions, email safety@chem-end.com.

An SDS is not a substitute for training

SDSs summarise hazards and recommended controls but cannot replace site-specific risk assessment, engineering controls and operator training. Your safety officer should review every SDS in the context of your facility and process before the material is handled.