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DOWNLOAD SAFETY DATA SHEETS
Locate and download Safety Data Sheets for all products stocked with TotalEnergies NZ – even those not listed on the website.
To find what you’re looking for, simply follow the brand link (e.g CHEMZ), or use the search tool.
You can selected and download single files, or select multiple to download in a zip folder.
What is a Safety Data Sheet?
A Safety Data Sheet (SDS) is a document containing, inter alia, data about substance properties, its handling and storage conditions, as well its international classification and inventories. This document is mandatory for chemical products classified as hazardous and placed on the market.
However, TotalEnergies’ policy is to provide SDSs whether the product is classified as hazardous or not.
An SDS identifies the commercial product and provides information on possible classification related to; physico-chemical properties (section 9), toxicology (section 11) and ecological information (section 12). Information about protective and emergency measures is also included. Data about dangerous goods transportation and national inventories is provided in sections 14 and 15.
If a substance is classified hazardous for human health or the environment, risk assessments must be done for all identified uses. It is then put in the annex of the extended SDS. The producer must be notified of any other use and carry out the required risk assessments before authorizing use or not.
REACh requires SDS data to be consistent with information contained in REACh registration dossiers. For example, physico-chemical, toxicological and ecotoxicological properties, exposure scenarios and classification according to UN recommendations defined in the Globally Harmonized System (GHS) and the CLP Regulation (EC) no. 1272/2008. SDSs are regularly updated to reflect regulatory changes relative to products and new product knowledge.
