What is the difference between MSDS and SDS?

MSDS (Material Safety Data Sheet) is the old name, while SDS (Safety Data Sheet) is the current internationally unified name. The content is basically the same, mainly covering chemical composition, hazards and protective measures.

Key points:

1. Same core content - Both documents state ingredients, hazard information, handling and first-aid measures.

2. New global standard - SDS is the unified format accepted by the EU, US and most other markets today.

3. Why it matters - Using the correct SDS format avoids customs delays and documentation rejections.

4. We provide full SDS - Full SDS, RoHS, REACH and safety test reports are available on request.

For every chemical-containing accessory in our kits we provide a compliant SDS matching the latest international format.

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