Material Safety Data Sheets

Material Safety Data Sheets (also known as MSDS) are documents required for specific products by United States Federal Law 29 CFR 1910.1200. According to federal law, manufacturers and importers of chemical products must produce a MSDS for each hazardous chemical they produce or import. This law also requires U.S. employers to have a MSDS in the workplace for each chemical that they use. A MSDS explains the hazards associated with the product, as well as what precautions to take to avoid those hazards.

Two Easy Ways to get an MSDS

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1. Search for an MSDS with Grainger's MSDS Search Engine:
   • Go to our Grainger MSDS Search Engine and simply enter your Grainger Item Number, Manufacturer, Common Name or Manufacturer Model Number.
   • Click on Find MSDS and the sheet will be displayed in a separate window.
2. Find an MSDS on the Item Details page:
   • Select the product you needand then go to the Notes & Restrictions section of Item Details.
   • Click on the MSDS Icon and the sheet will be displayed in a separate window.

NOTE: Not all products have an MSDS. If Grainger states that the MSDS is available, but NOT online, you may call the Grainger Automated MSDS Request Line at 1-877-286-9860 to get the information you need.