SDS（Safety Date Sheet）

The safety data sheet (SDS) system was instituted to encourage businesses to manage chemical substances appropriately and to improve such management. Before one business operator entrusts or transfers to another business operator a “chemical substance or product including a chemical substance” as designated under the Chemical Management Act (“chemical product”), the transferring business operator is obligated to provide the receiving business operator with information on the properties of the chemical product and how to handle it, by means of a Chemical Management Act SDS. The SDS system also encourages operators to display this information on product labels.
You can download SDSs (PDF format) for products handled by Miyako Printing Ink from this page.

※Note: Until 2011, the term for “SDS” in Japan was “material safety data sheet” (MSDS). For consistency with international usage, the term “SDS” was adopted, using the definition in the Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labelling of Chemicals (GHS). The term “SDS” is also used in JIS Z7253, the Japanese industrial standard which provides a common platform for the transfer of information based on GHS.