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A Safety Data Sheet (SDS)
A Safety Data Sheet (SDS), formerly known as an MSDS, is a legally required document that provides essential safety, handling, storage, and transport information for chemical products. It is the primary tool used worldwide to communicate chemical hazards, protect workers, and ensure regulatory compliance.
In air freight and international logistics, the SDS plays a critical role under IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations. It is used to assign the correct UN number, identify the hazard class, determine packing group, and confirm whether a product is permitted on passenger or cargo aircraft. Without a compliant SDS, chemicals cannot legally be shipped by air.
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Our enterprise users get visibility to all of the features including hazardous data details including type, packing groups and REACH/SVHC including authorization numbers.
It is a legal requirement that the Safety Data Sheet (SDS/MSDS) is supplied in the official language(s) of the Member State(s)
Our Intermediate and Enterprise users will have access to these locally translated REACH compliant safety datasheets in Member State(s)
Flammable Liquids (IATA Class 3):
Flammable liquid chemicals are a critical part of modern aircraft maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) operations. These high-performance chemicals are widely used for degreasing aircraft components, removing old paint and coatings, cleaning metal surfaces, and preparing parts for bonding, sealing, or repainting. Because these liquids release vapours that can ignite easily at low temperatures, they are classified as dangerous goods and must be handled with strict safety controls.
Poison Gases - (IATA Class 2.3)
Poison gases, classified under IATA Dangerous Goods Class 2.3, are highly hazardous substances used in limited but critical aircraft maintenance, testing, and manufacturing support operations. These gases are dangerous because they can cause serious injury, respiratory failure, or fatal poisoning even at low exposure levels. As a result, their storage, handling, and transportation are subject to the strictest international safety controls.
Non-Toxic, Non-Flammable Gases (IATA Class 2.2):
LNon-toxic, non-flammable gases are classified under IATA Dangerous Goods Class 2.2 and play a vital role in a wide range of aircraft maintenance, testing, and operational support activities. While these gases do not present fire or poisoning risks, they are stored under pressure and can still pose serious hazards if handled incorrectly, including cylinder rupture, asphyxiation through oxygen displacement, or pressure-related injuries.
Flammable Gases (IATA Class 2.1):
Flammable gases are classified under IATA Dangerous Goods Class 2.1 and are widely used in aircraft maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) operations for cutting, welding, brazing, and specialised surface treatments. These gases ignite easily when mixed with air and exposed to heat, sparks, or static discharge, making them one of the highest fire and explosion risks within the aviation maintenance environment.
Explosives (IATA Class 1):
Explosives are classified under IATA Dangerous Goods Class 1 and represent the highest level of transport and handling risk within the aviation industry. These materials are capable of producing a sudden release of gas, heat, pressure, and shockwave, which can result in severe damage to aircraft, infrastructure, and human life if not controlled correctly. As a result, explosives are subject to the most stringent international safety, security, and transport regulations.
Product Families Covered by
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Sealants
Aerospace sealants are critical materials used throughout aircraft maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) operations to protect structures, prevent fluid leakage, and ensure long-term durability under extreme operating conditions. These high-performance compounds are specifically engineered to withstand wide temperature ranges, vibration, pressure changes, fuel exposure, hydraulic fluids, and harsh environmental conditions.
Adhesives
Aerospace adhesives are critical structural and non-structural bonding materials used throughout aircraft maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) operations. These high-performance bonding agents are engineered to deliver exceptional strength, flexibility, and durability while withstanding extreme temperatures, vibration, pressure changes, and exposure to fuels, hydraulic fluids, and environmental contaminants.
Lubricants
Aerospace lubricants are essential to the safe and reliable operation of aircraft systems, reducing friction, wear, and heat across a wide range of moving components. These specialised lubricants are formulated to perform under extreme temperatures, heavy loads, high speeds, and harsh environmental conditions including moisture, fuel exposure, and pressure variation.
Paints
Aerospace paints play a vital role in protecting aircraft structures, enhancing aerodynamic performance, and maintaining brand identity across commercial, military, and business aviation fleets. These highly engineered coatings are designed to withstand extreme temperatures, UV exposure, moisture, fuel, hydraulic fluids, and harsh atmospheric conditions at altitude.
Other Consumables
Beyond adhesives, paints, sealants, cleaners and lubricants, aircraft maintenance relies on a wide range of additional chemical consumables that support daily MRO operations, safety, and long-term airworthiness. These specialised products perform essential functions across inspection, corrosion control, surface preparation, system protection, and operational servicing of aircraft components.
