SDS Library

At LDL CLEAN LLC, safety and transparency are essential when working with cleaning chemicals. Our SDS Library provides detailed Safety Data Sheets (SDS) for every chemical we use, ensuring both employees and clients have access to critical safety information. Each SDS follows a standardized format, covering the following sections:

Identification – Product name, manufacturer details, and recommended use.
Hazard Identification – Classification of hazards, warning labels, and safety precautions.
Composition/Information on Ingredients – Chemical components and potential risks.
First Aid Measures – Immediate response for exposure, symptoms, and medical treatment.
Firefighting Measures – Proper extinguishing methods and fire-related hazards.
Accidental Release Measures – Steps for containment, cleanup, and emergency procedures.
Handling and Storage – Safe handling practices and storage requirements.
Exposure Controls/Personal Protection – Recommended protective equipment and exposure limits.
Physical and Chemical Properties – Characteristics such as appearance, odor, and stability.
Stability and Reactivity – Potential reactions, stability concerns, and hazardous conditions.
Toxicological Information – Health effects, exposure risks, and toxicity levels.
Ecological Information – Environmental impact and biodegradability (non-mandatory).
Disposal Considerations – Proper disposal methods and waste management (non-mandatory).
Transport Information – Guidelines for safe transportation (non-mandatory).
Regulatory Information – Compliance with industry regulations (non-mandatory).
Other Information – Additional safety details and revision history.

Every SDS in our library is available in English and Spanish, ensuring accessibility and compliance with safety regulations. By reviewing these documents, employees and clients can ensure responsible chemical usage, workplace safety, and adherence to industry best practices.