 | Well-structured display of the classification according to GHS (Globally Harmonized System) and transport regulations
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| taking the various national regulations (for example
OSHA HCS, HPR, CLP, UN GHS) into consideration |
| National GHS classifications for Australia China, Japan, Korea, Malaysia, South Africa and Taiwan, as well as self-classifications (can additionally be entered by the user) |
| for easier understanding
R and S phrases are still included |
| Creation of preparations that may consist of:
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| Raw materials |
| Other preparations (intermediates) |
| Text (from a phrase database or manual text) |
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| Formulations may
consist of preparations (intermediates), whereby an unlimited number of levels
is possible |
| Kit management: A
product can be a collection of several other products (e.g. 2 component
adhesives, test kits) |
| Automatic conversion
to 100% from preparations not equal to 100%
| The sum of the ingredients
can also be below 100%, since ingredients which are certainly not hazardous
substances do not need to be declared
| Splitting of
formulations
| Separated splitting
of all intermediates |
| Output of all raw
materials with hazard feature |
| Composition at an
earlier point of time |
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