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Filling out the MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET (MSDS) is an essential step in ensuring the safe handling and use of hazardous materials. This guide will help you navigate each component of the form efficiently, making the process user-friendly and straightforward.

Follow the steps to complete the MSDS accurately.

1. Click ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the form and open it in your chosen editor.
2. In Section 1, enter the product name, general use, EPA registration number, and manufacturer’s details. Ensure accuracy in filling out this identification information.
3. Move to Section 2 and input details regarding hazardous ingredients. List components along with their respective percentages and CAS numbers. Check for completeness and accuracy in this section.
4. Proceed to Section 3, where you will provide an overview of potential hazards. Be thorough in describing health effects associated with inhalation, skin contact, eyes, and ingestion.
5. In Section 4, outline first aid measures. Document steps to take in case of inhalation, skin contact, eye contact, or ingestion of the product.
6. Transition to Section 5 and detail fire-fighting measures. Specify general hazards, extinguishing media, and firefighting procedures for handling emergencies.
7. In Section 6, record procedures for accidental releases. Outline the necessary steps to take if the product is spilled to ensure safety and compliance.
8. Document handling and storage precautions in Section 7. Highlight recommendations for safe storage and handling to minimize risks.
9. In Section 8, provide details about exposure controls and personal protective equipment. Include information on limits for hazardous components and necessary protective measures.
10. Continue to Section 9 to describe the physical and chemical properties of the product. Fill out the appearance, specific gravity, solubility, and other relevant properties accurately.
11. In Section 10, indicate the stability and reactivity conditions for the product. Note any incompatible materials to avoid.
12. Provide toxicological information in Section 11, including any LD50 and LC50 values for hazardous ingredients present.
13. Move to Section 12 and complete information regarding ecological effects of the product, if any data is available.
14. In Section 13, record disposal considerations per local regulations, ensuring you provide guidance on proper disposal methods.
15. Document transportation information in Section 14, specifying classifications for ground, ocean, and air transport if applicable.
16. Fill out the regulatory information in Section 15, ensuring all applicable regulations and acts are referenced.
17. Finally, in Section 16, include any additional information, notes on risk phrases, and a revision summary at the end of the form.
18. Once completed, save your changes, then proceed to download, print, or share the form as necessary.

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