Reply to "Synlube"

mirokefurtMember

And also even in EU, the same regulation applies that is valid in USA under OSHA rules:

Material safety data sheets should provide professional users information about the risks involved in working with the product. The professional user does not only concern the end user, but also the conveyer, employees in warehouses or distribution centres, experts on workplace safety, an employer, etc. There is no obligation to provide Material Safety Data Sheets to consumers. Not even when they ask for it.
Quote right from the link you supplied .:[EM]:.

So again we do not even have to do it if ASKED !!!

3/24/108:08 AM

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