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Thread: MSD files

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    Boolit Grand Master
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    MSD files

    In discussions of stuff that might be usable in lube recipes, many times I've seen people ask "What's in it?"

    HERE IS A SITE that has thousands of Material Safety Data files.

    The files are organized by chemical name and Mfg'r. name. For the name of a given product, you may have to look it up by Mfg'r. name.

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    Boolit Master
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    That site would have saved me a lot of work some years ago. My boss had to get all the listed chemicals at work and their chemical makeup. Told him send for the msds and go from there. Won't even bother to tell how long it took to get the data he wanted. Some fools always do it the hard way. So after was all said and done I went and got the msds from each company marched into his office and said here is your info. I retired sometime shortly thereafter as a lot of stuff was just the keeping idle hands busy stuff. You do get burned out after awhile working for so called bosses
    Frank

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